zymhan

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by zymhan 7y ago
> ...but, so far as I can tell, they’re not doing this. I wonder why not? Because maybe, just maybe, they're a tad bit less evil?
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by zymhan 7y ago
Sure, but it's really easy for them to post massive growth in the server category since they started with market share in the low single digits. They have nowhere to go but up, but that can still mean their stock price is too high.
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by zymhan 7y ago
They aren't new, and more to the point, most server software is not the stuff end users run.
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by zymhan 7y ago
Agreed, while AMD has a lot of market potential, their stock is overvalued given current performance. I'm rooting for them, and I want to put money on them, but I sold my shares I got for <$10 and I can't imagine getting back i
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by zymhan 7y ago
Just to be clear, the laws on crossing the street as a pedestrian differ by district.
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by zymhan 7y ago
How could you programmatically create a credit card without some pre-existing financial relationship with a a credit card issuer? There's a good reason you cannot simply create and destroy payment cards without any trusted third party
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by zymhan 7y ago
> I consider it to be a gish gallop that bombards you with a bunch of negative claims, many of which are false or at best, specious. Is it me or is this a common trope of blog posts that hit the top of HN?
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by zymhan 7y ago
I'm a fan of iotop for monitoring various IO stats in a top-like interface.
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by zymhan 7y ago
Not every bit of research results in a simple conclusion. That doesn't mean it's irrelevant.
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by zymhan 7y ago
It's not extremely common, but it does happen occasionally. It is a very thoroughly discussed topic though. https://www.businessinsider.com/why-major-companies-have-2-c...
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by zymhan 7y ago
I really enjoyed this comment
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by zymhan 7y ago
False.
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by zymhan 7y ago
> the chess program (written by Ken Thompson) AHHHH thank you this makes much more sense now
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by zymhan 7y ago
I still have 0 idea what's interesting about this. How is this a chess move?
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by zymhan 7y ago
I mean the first requirement would be a reason for needing multithreading in the first place. If you can then demonstrate that this implementation solves the initial problem, while not adversely affecting existing performance and stability,
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by zymhan 7y ago
From Antirez's (Redis Maintainer) blog: > Another thing to note is that Redis is not Memcached, but, like memcached, is an in-memory system. To make multithreaded an in-memory system like memcached, with a very simple data model, ma
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by zymhan 7y ago
On the other hand, you really do not get many chances to re-architect a universally used network protocol. It's important to make changes with a long-lasting impact.
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by zymhan 7y ago
> This time we are likely not going to renew and be switching to CE version after our current license expires. I can strongly recommend against doing that, GitLab almost seems to punish you if you rely on CE, just to force you to pay. It
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by zymhan 7y ago
They have to manually intercept your bags from being transferred to the next flight.
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by zymhan 7y ago
> That is to say, hiring is usually a buyer's market. In the US, in the tech industry, right now? That's not even close to true.
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by zymhan 7y ago
At least write a few words explaining the link you post.
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by zymhan 7y ago
It amazes me how often I read the article and come to the comments to find I missed how old it was. Thanks for pointing it out, I think flagging the post will help get the post noticed and title changed.
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by zymhan 7y ago
> because the police can likely figure out a way to get the video from Ring directly That's quite the legal or technical assumption.
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by zymhan 7y ago
I've noticed the Pritunl VPN suite uses that to name nodes. Two words (adjective + noun) and a number.
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by zymhan 7y ago
Makes sense. Good luck!
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by zymhan 7y ago
> Free Download > Must register to download I guess that's true for only some definitions of "free"
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by zymhan 7y ago
Dashlane's support isn't an issue IMO. TOTP is secure, unlike SMS 2FA.
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by zymhan 7y ago
It's certainly not as secure as a VM, without a lot of safeguards.
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by zymhan 7y ago
Yeah my Dell account manager was good at acting clueless about this history when we discussed Dell's lack of AMD servers.
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Audi e-tron wins IIHS top crash rating, beating Tesla Model S and Chevy Bolt(arstechnica.com)
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