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by test_epsilon 5y ago
> As a human, I am allowed to read copyrighted code and learn from it. An AI should be allowed to do the same thing. This is a non-sequitur. Why should it? > And nobody cares if my ten-line "how to invert a binary tree" snip
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
A corkscrew is chiral, if that's what you're asking.
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
> TSMC are experiencing over 100% demand, they don't need to offer discounts. In fact, they stopped giving any discounts months ago even on older processes. I stand by what I wrote. > Apple has deep pockets and spends heavily to
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
Are you generally asking how much it costs to purchase early slots on leading edge nodes? I'm not sure if being Intel would have made TSMC jack up the price or anything. It is in their interest to get large profitable customers, and it
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
> Clearly you have a preconceived stereotype of what an MBA is Someone who would not necessarily swear off working for IBM, and who is not a superhuman who can prevent major IT project debacles? I don't think that's exactly a s
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
Yes yes I know the scriptures, and yes I'm possessed by the secular-devil (who is that today? Putin? Hitler? Trump?) for not unthinkingly reciting them verbatim.
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
> YMMV, obviously your locale and my locale don't suffer the same issue with shared spaces. Suffer what same issue? You said there is a void of "modern social spaces" around you. Is that the issue you're talking about
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
This is a tiresome, meaningless religious mantra nowadays. Yes there is corruption. No not everybody is corrupt. No it does not only exist in USA nor is USA anywhere near the worst. No you can't blame anything and everything you don&#x
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
> This is a pretty bad quote to include though. The original comment (which they at least linked to) doesn't actually say anything about IBM specifically. Rather, it references generic Notes knowledge at Google. That's why I sa
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
You're saying no MBAs work at IBM, and implying that things wouldn't be going wrong an MBA-run organization. This is a joke, right?
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
> Or it could be people dont prefer to socialize at libraries (I have always been taught its a quiet place, personally)? People don't prefer to socialize anywhere. Libraries definitely used to be a much more social community hub tho
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
> I think the big winner in the short-term is places like YMCA attempting to broaden into more and more social categories. I might be missing something. You're making it sound like there is some short term or new phenomenon happenin
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
As far as I can see the comment is being used as an authoritative source for the opinion of the person who posted the comment, and nothing more. Journalists have long had a habit of printing opinions of random bystanders, self-proclaimed (a
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
> for me git is just text comparison, management + some kind of visualisation tool That's not just what git is. > meanwhile data X jobs seems to be more focused on: > understanding business domain git is absolutely about that.
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
Okay but I didn't say git was a data engineering tool. Designing git was very much an exercise in data engineering that pushed the boundaries of existing concepts so far that it turned into a multi billion dollar industry within a deca
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
> Now that others are not working in the office, I hope that communities realize that we are drastically under-creating shared spaces and push for significantly more of them. The lack of of "community" is not due to lack of con
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
> I am using the term "control plane" in the typical systems sense, where the control plane is not the performance critical data pipeline. The control plane by definition is outside the critical request path. Relative to the pe
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
He kind of already did that -- designed and wrote git in a month.
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
I have never remembered a time where "college dropout" was not a big deal in tech. It was such a significant thing that it was often one of the first few facts you would find out about a person behind some technology. And jobs wit
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
That doesn't make it discriminatory.
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
You think companies and universities specifying a masters or PhD for certain job positions are secretly a white supremacist patriarchy of bourgeoisie, hell bent on filtering out the proletariat? Interesting conspiracy theory.
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
Linux has non blocking / asynchronous IO APIs for many years already, so as a _general_ statement that is not one of the new interesting things of io uring. But that is something it does well when you get into specifics (both in improv
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
I disagree they're so cleanly split, that io-uring is so different in that particular split, or that it matters so much. 1. "Control plane" is how an application specifies what action they want, and "data plane" is
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by test_epsilon 5y ago
> Wonder no more: hardly anything in Linux has ever been meaningfully reviewed. Incorrect. > Code looks like it couldn't possibly pass review because it can't, and didn't. What's this supposed to mean? Are you talk