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by wuunderbar 6y ago
Why can't it seek just seconds after dropping out from inside?
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
There's phone booths for companies that are already being produced & sold. It actually has a fan to just vent air out and take it in from the bottom. Nothing blowing on your head...
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
Not at the moment from my research a few weeks ago. There's some sort of lock which only allows it to work on the RTX cores.
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
It was useful for me to understand Linux under the hood (dataflow in memory, syscalls, etc) to help pass SRE interviews. I'm sure (hope?) the knowledge will come handy at some point when debugging some nasty low level bugs. I probably
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
> 65 days is a very very short time to be on the market Is it though? For software engineering? > the coding interview experience of this applicant and requirements of the companies appears to be far more lax than most experiences in
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
Maybe the other person enjoys being on the phone and hearing your voice.
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
He's fairly involved in the day-to-day engineering at SpaceX historically: https://www.quora.com/Does-Elon-Musk-do-some-very-technical-... There's more examples from interviews with people at SpaceX on YouTube I c
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
> who thinks that domain expertise in one field makes him a genius everywhere else. To be fair and pedantic, he's proven expertise in broad areas. Regardless, I agree with your last point.
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
What do you use it for?
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
It's a question of if they're going to be able to successfully battle copyright and otherwise illegal content issues (if and when they get popular). I don't believe the existence of their legalese dodging all liability will h
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
The problem (if we're assuming it was one) still existed in the initial days of Gmail. Point still stands.
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
What's your watercooling setup? Not AIO I presume?
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
Where do you draw the line? Would you classify anyone who worked at Facebook somebody you don't need to work with? What about Uber, Google, AirBnb, Amazon, Amazon subsidiaries? How are you going to convince others that they should pass
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
But we need to wait for Q2 results to know the full impact, right?
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
You could see several videos of it on major Indian news outlets. (With people in masks standing around.) Corporal punishment is still very much a thing in many parts of India, for better or for worse.
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
I think what is meant here is that it takes a moonshot and massive amount of funding for even the chance of getting it through. They are untenable relative to bootstrapped businesses that arise from more modest financing.
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
This might be great "because we can" or to recycle old MacBooks, but to me the whole point of having a Macbook is the tight, native integration with its hardware. I pay the premium for Apple precisely because everything just works
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
> I'm glad working from home is seen as a new normal I think this is TBD. There will no doubt be more prevalence of WFH allowed or WFH oriented companies, but I don't think we can say this will be the new normal quite yet.
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
> SSH Still requires a passphrase or initializing a keypair on the client & server. > HTTPS HTTPS requires user interaction when a site forgets to renew a certificate. Also SSH and HTTPS don't compare well. One does client au
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
Ask your recruiter.
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Studios Look to Offload Movies to Netflix, Amazon(theinformation.com)
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by wuunderbar 6y ago
Interested in hearing about a Linux update that made the system unusable.
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by wuunderbar 7y ago
Can you blame them? Most users and purchasers (at a lot of companies the people making purchase decisions aren't actually the users) don't really understand or care about how long real engineering takes. As long as they made a dec
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by wuunderbar 7y ago
> I think we're seeing that an awful lot of work that people insisted had to be local can indeed be done effectively from remote. Where are we actually seeing a lot of this? Particularly for companies where they primarily sell hardw
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by wuunderbar 7y ago
What about the landlord's loan payments?
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by wuunderbar 7y ago
Can you provide said studies?
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by wuunderbar 7y ago
Who's enforcing?
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by wuunderbar 7y ago
I still don't understand how this "Linux never breaks userland" thing holds up, it's been proven false. The 4.13 kernel introduced a change to effectively namespace sysctl settings (prevent the change from default from b
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by wuunderbar 7y ago
Hold up. Clean doesn't mean sanitized. You don't want a regular towel with fecal bacteria sitting around.
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by wuunderbar 7y ago
You got a picture of your homemade mask?

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