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91.
by szundi 2y ago
and people just don't know what they don't know - they just answer sillyness the same way
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by szundi 2y ago
Hey boss, I go to sleep now, site should be up anytime. Cheers
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by szundi 2y ago
This needs some explanation
94.
by szundi 2y ago
Never happened with neither big technology advancement
95.
by szundi 2y ago
there are libraries/frameworks that make that practically hard though
96.
by szundi 2y ago
The less co2 you have the less effect of air exchange does have. Also more co2 in air also decreases this over the decades.
97.
by szundi 2y ago
may be just missing position samples from corners, end result is a shortcut line
98.
by szundi 2y ago
Sounds like we achieved 50% of AI then. The artifical is there, now we need the intelligence part.
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by szundi 2y ago
Comment was probably rather about the 360 degree turning heads etc.
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by szundi 2y ago
I liked mutt, but this seems promising as well.
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by szundi 2y ago
I thought this is the case until I had an exit and I myself was actively participating adding to the contracts.
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by szundi 2y ago
That is actually not related to performance but the decreasing node size and related gate switching power consumption decrease. In theory companies could now just keep the heat dissipation constant and increase performance with the more adv
103.
by szundi 2y ago
And now starts 30 years of bugs, thank you.
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by szundi 2y ago
Sick leaves, maternal leave, underutilized for sure (toilet, meetings etc). Just for reference, I have had an audit from PwC and they were skeptical about our 65% time utilization because usually anything above 60% is fake at least partly.
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by szundi 2y ago
Check out X these days. There is this "founder mode" meme that is about company founders are the culprit of growing bigger and fix how the company works. Imho this is bullshit. It is not about being the founder, but most people ju
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by szundi 2y ago
Apple was an interested customer, but rumors are they perceived Intel extremely arrogant. The chip would have been to iPhone.
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by szundi 2y ago
So when a company's ownership reaches 50%+ of index funds, board recommends themselves and ... end of story? Never removed whatever happens? Fun
108.
by szundi 2y ago
I think the article is right, I don't feel I'm missing out on anything with Firefox. Every month I need Chrome for a dodgy goverment or school website, but basically, that's it. Not even Firefox's fault.
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by szundi 2y ago
We have billions of rows with clustering on one instance, perfect, half a rack almost.
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by szundi 2y ago
If you die before that, it was the market, not engineers being slow. Of course. Or sales.
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by szundi 2y ago
Thank you
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by szundi 2y ago
Also some eastern countries have deadly diseases even these days, malaria, etc.
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by szundi 2y ago
I second this, I had a seabass with potatoes for 5.5 eurs some years ago... not the nicest environment but it was clean and the food was delicious.
114.
by szundi 2y ago
One could argue that one atom of anything is not dangerous. Therefore it is proven that there is a level of anything that is dangerous yet.
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by szundi 2y ago
When I die, one should asses wether it’s cancer or not. In case not, my case would prove that chocolate is almost surely not dangerous
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by szundi 2y ago
Not getting the next grant is hurting your income. So obvious.
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by szundi 2y ago
Also plausible to think that THEREFORE you are not getting any grants from Mars.
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by szundi 2y ago
He has a point though
119.
by szundi 2y ago
Depends on the definition of better. Above example used this definition implicitly as you can see.
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by szundi 2y ago
What I do while being a CEO and not engineering anymore is to always entertain some interests in engineering. This is easy for you as you are actually working on something. In my case it was always the biggest challenge of the engineers of

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