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ta_wh
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ta_wh
9y ago
I'm no lawyer, but my instincts tell me someone would have to prove that the chips today do not conform to Intel's specs, and that this difference is such that the CPU no longer "substantially conforms" to the spec. >
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ta_wh
9y ago
See the three-year warranty here for boxed CPUs: https://www.intel.com/content/dam/support/us/en/documents/pr... Note the first bullet under "WHAT THIS LIMITED WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER"
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ta_wh
9y ago
I think the user (bogomipz) was looking for your email contact. Could it be eitally@google.com? [EDIT] According to another Googler in this thread, the address is actually etally@google.com.
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ta_wh
10y ago
Think you're mistaken, I don't have downvote privileges!
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ta_wh
10y ago
"[RESOLVED] Increased Error Rates Update at 2:08 PM PST: As of 1:49 PM PST, we are fully recovered for operations for adding new objects in S3, which was our last operation showing a high error rate. The Amazon S3 service is operating
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ta_wh
10y ago
Wouldn't go that far. It's always been the case in the cloud that if you're not region/provider replicated, you're susceptible to localized outages.
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ta_wh
10y ago
That's a durability target, not an availability SLA. Durability != Availability.
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10y ago
I want to see if I can clarify your last point, because it'd be huge if this is true. You're saying that internal pressure has caused HR to drop ProctorU across the SDE/intern pipeline? What's the replacement, traditiona
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10y ago
As far as I understand, it will have a positive effect on S3's latency, for straightforward reasons. But to what extent? Maybe some BOE calculations might help... Throwing out a guess, the gains probably won't be too extreme. EDIT
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10y ago
The link only has listings for senior engineers, are you looking also for junior or new grad candidates?