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by tguvot 6y ago
Totally understand you At my last job I was "granted" a team of architects. One of them got self-terminated after a few weeks as he was completely useless and he knew it (he got even more senior job in different company), one was
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by tguvot 6y ago
in some languages i will write the code. more complex algos not, because i don't know them. and never cared to know them. in reality engineers that i work with, write code that does whatever_library.avg(list_of_numbers). if i will see
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by tguvot 6y ago
in pseudo i can. or in python. avg(list) :) anything more complex, not sure. i touched last time linked lists in 2001. never learned algorithms and in fact didn't even graduated from school. and guess what - everybody is okay with all
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by tguvot 6y ago
It will be me. I am systems architect and last production code that I wrote was probably 10 years ago or so. I am probably rather crappy programmer. I was crappy perl programmer, crappy php (starting with version 2), crappy in delphi, c, c+
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by tguvot 6y ago
i am very senior architect astronaut. it will take me some effort to computer the average of a list of numbers in c/c++ as i didn't touch those languages in many years. from the other side, while reviewing designs (not code) of va
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by tguvot 6y ago
When I was shopping for one a few months ago, it wasn't explicitly mentioned it X520 specs but mentioned in Mellanox specs. I know that in the theory it supposed to downgrade itself, but implementations may vary depends on fantasy of
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by tguvot 6y ago
Yeap. Mellanox has one advantage , even though it pcie x8, if you put it to pcie x4 slot, it works nicely (according to specs it downgrades itself). Intel - not that sure about it
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by tguvot 6y ago
What about Mellanox ConnectX-3 for ~30 ? More than 13, but less than 1300
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by tguvot 6y ago
Even more than twice. My dogs, despite weighting 5th of me had similar to mine dosages of antibiotics and antihistamines
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by tguvot 6y ago
Actually pet health insurance is very common. Everybody that I know with a pet has one and even work has discounted pet health insurance as part of employee perks
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by tguvot 6y ago
>This makes a lot of sense for telco since it would drastically lower the cost of their deployment and the maintenance of the 5G network. Actually no. Integrated solutions are cheaper to make at scale (for how much it's sold it&#x27
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by tguvot 6y ago
check ASTM level 3 mask. Material for it has filtration similar to N95 but fit is not good. Hence was born this project https://www.fixthemask.com/
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by tguvot 6y ago
a variety of garmin watches have gps, built-in maps and music
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by tguvot 6y ago
As somebody who just "learned how to code", i oversee architecture of all products in saas company that just crossed 1B in sales. At this level, nobody cares about fundamentals in 99% of companies. Also nobody cared about my lack
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by tguvot 6y ago
You can go back from network settings back to settings or something like this. just poke around. Discovered it when comcast went down for 4 days and wanted to run kodi on firetv
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by tguvot 6y ago
You can go to settings > installed application and lunch VLC or anything else directly from there
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by tguvot 6y ago
I had a gig as contractor at one of FAANGs (they needed expertise that they didn't posses). Money aside, after you remove from equation fleet of leetcoders there is a bunch of smart people over there that work on solving various intere
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by tguvot 7y ago
had a couple of CT myself. Usually it's minutes of active scanning. But all the preparations/calibrations/whatever is done - you stay in machine at least half an hour+. They cut it down to 5.
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by tguvot 7y ago
in china they were running partial ct scans: 5min per patient. Usually it's 30+
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by tguvot 7y ago
Here you go https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3...
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by tguvot 7y ago
Lenin, while been in prison used to write in milk on shoulders of the books that his family was bringing in for him to read. When books were returned to family they would heat pages which made letters to appear.
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by tguvot 7y ago
You are not an asshole, but... There is a big difference in pricing and revenue of internet providers in USA and in lets say Africa. In USA mobile providers have ARPU of 30-40$ per user or so while in Aftica it will hover around 1$ (in some
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by tguvot 7y ago
You are rather optimistic about mobile internet in US. I live in San Jose, there is areas in it without mobile coverage. I live well within city limits and have femtocell at home in order to be able to talk and sms (at&t). If you go out
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by tguvot 7y ago
I actually live in US now. It's complicated over here. There are numbers that are talking about 20% of so that either cant afford or dont have in general access due to absence of infrastructure. Will play devils advocate a bit: there i
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by tguvot 7y ago
I'll disagree. I worked previously "somewhere" that had yearly budget of tens of millions of dollars in order to tackle this specific issue - bringing internet to people that do not have it. We had extremely good data, most o
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by tguvot 7y ago
Gamarjoba, I think what you are doing is very important thing but it's not scalable to 2.5b people. The biggest problem for those 2.5b people are: - Availability of network infrastructure. It starts with whatever network backbone and e
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by tguvot 7y ago
I guess when you talk about India you mainly talk about Jio. They are founded by Reliance Industries which is largest publicly traded company there. Most of the network rollout and phone prices (nobody knows real BOM for their phones) are s