sorry_outta_gas

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by sorry_outta_gas 4y ago
It's so weird to be reviewing resumes for a entry-level position and you see 3-4 with the same exact project.. I do look though their github and mentioned projects pretty deeply too to find any standouts which they have been once or tw
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by sorry_outta_gas 4y ago
It also makes it seem more real and fun
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by sorry_outta_gas 4y ago
probably, that's what tends to happen when you literally make money
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by sorry_outta_gas 4y ago
Being slow is a massive issue, it's not something be dismissed
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by sorry_outta_gas 4y ago
I don't find them all that bad expect for the insanely slow startup times. it's nuts to wait 20 seconds for a program to start up in 2022
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by sorry_outta_gas 4y ago
live by the store, die by the store
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
Is the slow rollout in part caused by apple's slow adoption of the technology?
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
ECS can get up there if you're backing with large ec2 instances or something either way my biggest problem with services like AWS isn't really cost but that you end up using all of their SDKs and services out of convenicance and i
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
For a light definition of run, the blockchain only serves are a possible storage site for login information and partial inventory and even just that is dependant on who/what has rights to call into the smartcontract to mutate data in e
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
I've had good luck with the asus g14, I don't run linux on it anymore since I'm stuck in UE but there's a good ROG discord with a big linux community focused on the machine.. running fedora worked mostly fine out of the
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
is it? if people really cared they would put more money towards it than intuit could
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
I wish we used the covid vaccine system to finally push for it one of the best chances we've had in a while
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
I'm so glad it's been years since I've had to that nonsense
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
they are useful for social engineering and phishing
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
> . Our lives in the US are way too good for revolution. lol, maybe for "us" they are most people have serious trouble just living and near zero retirement funds
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
lol they don't have to do shit they just buy whatever they don't have anyway
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
yes
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
with the rise of the new generation of robber barons that's not suprising there will lots of change and crisis until things balance out
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
it's been a desktop/workstation os for a long while now.
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
i'm not worried about it big brother keeps us safe and happy he helps me so i can't ever be wrong
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
I have, but I just have the canidate brainstom the solution to a problem which gives me an idea of their range, ask about what they have worked on and what they would like to work on has worked out well so far tbh most of these interview pr
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
well I mean, userspace would still be up in the air and there's no reason to have google search in a kernel right?
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
lead exposure makes people dumb af and mentally ill
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
We've been buying tons of 3090s at work for about 1.6 USD- 2k USD without to much trouble
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
If you're a consultant that makes sense, for comapnies it's just what you need to pay to fill cost of living is one of the main factors in that need
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
It's hard to say, right now it looks like it's just letting countries armed to the teeth with them dominate whoever they want
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
Man, screw the web.
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
They have always been popular... lol
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
s/working/running
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by sorry_outta_gas 5y ago
I don't think most users care about that, the Google tie seems like a weak point considering most users choose chrome

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