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by wronglebowski 5y ago
While seeing these deep dives on A series processors is fascinating I find how powerful they are to be highly disappointing. Here you have undoubtedly some of the finest processor technology available, manufactured in the hundreds of millio
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by wronglebowski 5y ago
I do wonder how much of the modern app or second hand selling community is based on grift and stolen goods. On my local OfferUp in Philadelphia it looks like 30-40% scams(Giving away for free for my birthday text at XXX) 30-40% obviously st
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by wronglebowski 5y ago
Security Risk Advisors | DevOps Engineer | Philadelphia, PA | Full-Time | REMOTE, Hybrid, On-Site(Your choice) We're looking to grow our DevOps Engineer team to support VECTR ( https://vectr.io/ ) and other upcoming SaaS
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by wronglebowski 5y ago
Can you compile and run the sample project and have something to walk around in?
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by wronglebowski 5y ago
Is there a demo you can "build" with UE5 or just UE projects in general? As someone in DevOps I'm wondering what the build process and pipeline looks like for games.
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by wronglebowski 5y ago
Seems to be paywalled? Even if this was the best idea executed at the highest level it wouldn't matter. This is all politics. Any time the franchisees try and circumvent the system of corporate it brings massive amounts of force to the
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by wronglebowski 5y ago
It's a minor but important part of the profitability picture. While this is much less true today, one of the core concepts was always that McDonald's could execute things at scale no one else could. Now there's a ton of compe
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by wronglebowski 5y ago
As I've tried to express elsewhere, it's really not difficult. Anyone can do it given a few hours training. Suggesting the franchise owner do it or even the store manager is far off from how these operations work in my experience.
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by wronglebowski 5y ago
While I understand this viewpoint and I don't necessarily disagree with it, this one piece of equipment is unique and that's why I think it is so often "broken". No other piece of equipment has the mix of complexity and
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by wronglebowski 5y ago
I had access to both. We did not pay for any of it. In fact the Taylor facility in our local market offered free “training” days once a year specifically for McDonald’s employees. McDonald’s is much more political than people think. The fra
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by wronglebowski 5y ago
There’s no real certification. Usually you’d watch the training materials, then shadow someone once, then do it live with someone who trained watching. It’s not hard you just need to have done it a few times. There’s no admin reset or anyth
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by wronglebowski 5y ago
I always had access to a Taylor manual and a Taylor technician via phone at no cost. Even with machines that were far out of warranty. Troubleshooting was never an issue for me. I never worked anywhere else with a Taylor machine. Perhaps ot
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by wronglebowski 5y ago
They aren't "broken". It's operations failures. The basic fact of 1. Keeping the machine full of the right amount of product to complete it's nightly heat cycle 2. Have someone trained to fully clean the machine eve
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by wronglebowski 5y ago
As someone who worked in stores for years, this isn’t entirely accurate. The machine isn’t just being an asshole to drive up service calls. The machines are filled with a dairy product which makes the “ice cream”. This is boiled nightly to
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by wronglebowski 6y ago
My point of reference here is from this twitter thread. https://twitter.com/RaveofRavendale/status/13094734056039096... "With Nowhere Prophet, it was an interesting case because we were also launching on Xbox
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by wronglebowski 6y ago
There was recently an article about Stadia where a developer from a decent sized studio claimed they were approached by Google for Stadia. What did Google offer for the developer to bring the game to Stadia? Almost nothing. The figure was i
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by wronglebowski 6y ago
FIOS Here in the Philadelphia area, having issues hitting AWS as well.
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by wronglebowski 6y ago
This spoils any optimism I may have had for Intel. Reading that this came due to a search for "Strategic alternatives" is damning. Intel is like Boeing. They make one thing and they used to make it very well, silicon. If Boeing to
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by wronglebowski 6y ago
What's your experience with YNAB? I use Mint for balances and USAA's forecasting tool to see the future, but I'm not terribly happy with either.
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Docker CentOS 7/RHEL 7 installations have been broken for 100 days(github.com)
3 points by wronglebowski 6y ago|0 comments
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by wronglebowski 6y ago
Seconded, this seems highly disingenuous. Raspberry Pi models are generally speaking highly available for the advertised price if not less!
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by wronglebowski 6y ago
I believe several different manufacturers will attempt to connect to any open Wi-Fi in the area.
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by wronglebowski 6y ago
I was curious what drove the decision to deploy that way. I was under the impression most new applications being developed today would choose a more modern deployment method. There’s a lot to maintain in a VM image like that, containers jus
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by wronglebowski 6y ago
Out of curiosity why did you decide to deploy your application as a VM image? Is there a reason you didn't go with a Helm chart or other container native deployment?
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by wronglebowski 6y ago
This is exactly my issue with Qualcomm. They don't compete in device support or performance metrics. They literally offer nothing competitive. They only exist because of the way the market is segmented.
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by wronglebowski 6y ago
I'm not sure I agree with the price, but I agree with the sentiment. Nvidia spent their years refining their drivers and building out a legitimately useful platform of tools that utilize their GPUs. At times AMDs base functionality in
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by wronglebowski 6y ago
I found this incredibly interesting. A series of old potential IBM prototypes with no records of ever existing? It’s amazing the things that have been built and forgotten already.
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Found at Computer Reset – IBM 7496 Executive Workstation(youtu.be)
3 points by wronglebowski 6y ago|1 comments
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by wronglebowski 6y ago
This is a nice simple concept, one I agree with. How do I actually make the shift away from excess consumption? I blow my proverbial load on technical thinking at work. I spend time exercising and meditating to try and maximize my "pro
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by wronglebowski 6y ago
Exactly, they shouldn't be designed to be major profit product. They should be sold at cost to support their ecosystem.

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