sigkrieger

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by sigkrieger 7y ago
No offense here, just giving my thoughts. Americans haven’t had privacy rights in a while and while the technology is new and fancy, American citizens haven’t been as free as they think they are in a while considering PRISM, border control
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by sigkrieger 7y ago
s/suck/sick
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by sigkrieger 8y ago
I believe they had never been asked whether or not they wanted to be born intelligent and I don’t see why should they be given the burden of fixing the world when the world, quite often, turned their backs on them. I don’t see how its their
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Show HN: Dynpaper – Implementing MacOS Mojave’s Dynamic Wallpapers in Linux(github.com)
3 points by sigkrieger 8y ago|0 comments
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by sigkrieger 8y ago
That’s only the 32core And perhaps 24core TR. the 8-16 will probably be lower than current due to node shrink.
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by sigkrieger 8y ago
At 250W you won’t see anywhere near the thermal output of that 2.7->5Ghz overclock on 28c/56T. There have been gpus with higher thermal output than 250W of the Amd’s cooled on air.
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Ask HN: What are the roadmaps to becoming a kernel dev or Security analyst?
27 points by sigkrieger 8y ago|6 comments
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Battlefield 4 – Inclusion of women is not the problem(medium.com)
1 points by sigkrieger 8y ago|1 comments
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by sigkrieger 8y ago
I don't know whether it's okay or not. A teenager is more likely to be able to spend that downtime on something useful. Children, not as much. Whilst, I understand - more than most people - that we need alone time, I think that pa
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by sigkrieger 8y ago
Boredom is a source of creativity, or so I remember after an article I read. In all honesty, I have experienced it and some of my most profound(?) ideas came while I was bored.
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by sigkrieger 8y ago
At the time, I wanted a gaming pc, 2-3 years later I wanted something to work with and Hackintosh worked surprisingly well. Besides some caveats, I am more than impressed. My system has an i5 4590,16GB ram and an r9 380. At the time, someth
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by sigkrieger 8y ago
This heavily depends on the environment and the culture of a company | department. In my experience, managers that actually do care about their employees tend to have much better results than the opposite.
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by sigkrieger 8y ago
This assumes that somebody actually cares, if they do, they would know that already by asking.