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by slededit 8y ago
If your in a country with a American Express they will give you a card based on the fact you had one in the other country.
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by slededit 8y ago
He seemed high to me in the SpaceX press conference after landing the boosters for the first time. He even joked about it at one point.
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by slededit 8y ago
An incumbent's return will be weighed down by lost share from their legacy business. Colloquially known as the innovators dilemma. Even if they overcome it they will still have lower returns than a startup who steals 100% of their mark
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by slededit 8y ago
You won't make any CPU of reasonable performance without speculative execution and all the rest. Your limited by data dependencies and the only way to break them is to "cheat". Unless your willing to run on the equivalent of
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by slededit 8y ago
They support Ubuntu now. Setup was just as easy as windows for me.
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by slededit 8y ago
Bayer is responsible for thousands of horrendous birth defects with thalidomide in the 50s and 60s. They did nothing when they learned of the problem.
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by slededit 8y ago
Yes, but you have a much better idea of whether it was actually done correctly and matches CRA's information. I don't claim its better in every way, just this one specific issue has a solution.
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by slededit 8y ago
Canada sends you an assessment after you file letting you know their initial thoughts on how much you owe. You can still get audited to see if there were any omissions or factual errors - e.g. Your home office isn't really an office.
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by slededit 8y ago
Spotify?
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by slededit 8y ago
They've plateaud while sticking to their values. This growth is coming at the cost of what originally made them great. It may be that times have changed - but it's more likely the MBAs are just milking it and slowly squeezing out
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by slededit 8y ago
Google is not happy with admitting they've plateau'd in their growth. They are willing to compromise their values to grow at any cost. They've systematically watered down and walked back from all the things they said they wo
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by slededit 8y ago
The article states most doctors think they prescribe below average amounts - similar to everyone thinking they are an above average driver.
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by slededit 8y ago
The cops probably scared them away while they were in the act.
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by slededit 8y ago
This article is short on details, here's a much better one: https://www.zdnet.com/article/microsofts-got-a-new-plan-for-... Its more like a cloud replacement for Active Directory and WSUS, complete with on-demand
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by slededit 8y ago
A happy ending would have been calling their support number and getting it fixed through a normal process. Needing to get to the front page of HN first is just ridiculous.
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by slededit 8y ago
The people designing this are too wealthy to emphasize. People want to know what those Oreos will cost before buying. If they took panes to address the price anxiety there's no reason people won't start ordering from it. People we
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by slededit 8y ago
It was certainly a lot less refined, and you couldn't just sit down in front of an Alto and get to work using today's knowledge. However they were very close, the original Lisa and Mac OSs were essentially polish on the broader t
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by slededit 8y ago
With a $1T valuation and a shrinking stock market as a whole that's not an unreasonable explanation.
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by slededit 8y ago
I speak of paper mills not newspapers. This is analogue to DNS providers and other internet infrastructure providers participating in censorship. It would be a clear breach of first amendment rights to force someone with editorial control
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by slededit 8y ago
The only rational solution is to make political affiliation a protected class. It is the only way to ensure democracy in this age of corporations which exert national control over what we see and hear. Radio waves had FCC protection, no s
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by slededit 8y ago
The first amendment represents an ideal. An ideal the country is walking back from as it discovers a large faction does not share the same morals. The decision to silence instead of engage will lead to disintegration of the country if its
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by slededit 8y ago
In the case of these SoCs the drivers and kernel modifications are kept hidden and under NDA. Ironically these same details are "leaked" in Chinese engineering circles because nobody there will put up with it. If release of this c
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by slededit 8y ago
The Linux kernel sets the standard here of not really enforcing the license. Complying is additional cost and companies are not going to do it unless forced to. SoC manufacturers are not going to stop supporting android just because they&
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by slededit 8y ago
The CPU was faster than the memory by the mid to late 70s (though they did start roughly equal at the start of the decade). You would insert a number of "wait states" with an external counter to ensure your memories' timing
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by slededit 8y ago
The amazing progress of image recognition over the last few years would vastly reduce the amount of work required. You would need to chain together a more generic object recognition network, and feed the results into another trained networ
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by slededit 8y ago
You don't have to be polite if you are uncomfortable. If the person meant no harm and just wanted to help they'll forget about it by tomorrow. If they did mean harm your assertiveness will most likely cause them to rethink. Lik
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by slededit 8y ago
Line arrays have revolutionized the quality of large PA systems. Although I do miss the aesthetics of walls of woofers haphazzardly placed, and folded horn subwoofers. Line arrays look much more elegant and don't give that same Rock
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by slededit 8y ago
Its a win win for everyone. They get the dopamine rush of being right and everyone else gets the information.
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by slededit 8y ago
I think on the contrary, if AWS didn't use Linux it wouldn't have taken off. Everyone was on a linux stack back then with few exceptions. Microsoft had to spend millions in advertising to convince people they offered something o
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by slededit 8y ago
> But look at the real story here: thousands of men going out of their way to write letters- not quick 5 minute emails, but paper letters with envelopes and stamps- to tell a woman she was wrong. If it had been a man writing the article,

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