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by aseo 2y ago
boomer moment
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by aseo 2y ago
^ b/c of this, I actually like how MacOS separated app and window switching. It's a bit more fine grained, and I can use either of the two depending on the specific intention.
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by aseo 3y ago
I always understood the move to Apple Silicon was also for supply chain concerns, and not just technical. I remember reading that Apple would often express frustration at having to align their products' schedules based on Intel's
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by aseo 3y ago
Linear Algebra courses in pure math degrees are typically used as a gentle introduction to theoretical math, different from the applied linear algebra courses that engineers and the likes would take. Just based on my experience with UCLA&#x
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by aseo 3y ago
Just from the top of my head, SKY (SNU, Korea, Yonsei) have pretty significant grade inflation -- probably not as bad as Harvard -- and a cursory Google search supports that. Back to US schools, I'd like to see some analysis on the cor
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by aseo 3y ago
Doesn't each new generation of the workforce have a sense of entitlement and privilege previously unheard of? Workplace expectations change every decade; just b/c this expectation of working remote is new doesn't mean that it
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by aseo 3y ago
Eh, I probably wouldn't bat an eye, unless if you had a reputation of being culturally insensitive. If you wanna play it safe, you can postmark "... and yes, I agree, it is a bit gimmicky."
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by aseo 3y ago
Some people consider systemd to be “bloatware”. There are many alternatives, but some of the more popular options are runit and OpenRC
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by aseo 4y ago
I don't think game devs on average want to be closer to hardware. Game engine devs, sure; but the average game dev would like to use a higher level language that interfaces to the c/c++ stuff that game engine devs are pushing ou