autoexecbat

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by autoexecbat 2y ago
Agreed that the Bing brand has to go, but I think they should use their normal naming schemes, something like "Microsoft Azure Cloud Search Pro 2025 SP1"
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
I hope it says that they remain above 50%
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
All that really matters is: where do the advertisers choose to put their dollars
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
Why not? These all come and go, it could be Twitter's time to go. MySpace became irrelevant, Facebook is near-irrelevant.
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
and Windows used to be certified for posix, but none of that matters theses days if it's not bug-compatible with Linux
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
They should put the numpad on the left side then, people can learn to hit numbers with left hand, I used to do this with a dedicated usb numpad
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
> upper stages designed to explode into a thousand pieces at the target altitude By this do you mean at the 800km altitude?
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
I really wish these CPUs had the Vector extension
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
Is there a good book that describes everything we need to know?
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australia-Asia_Power_Link#/med...
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
Give us some riscv instruction decoders on the x86 cpus, let us pick per-process what ISA we use
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
They don't have to pay for it all this year
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
Its shiny
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
This implies it doesn't really matter what the corporate tax rates are But this is testable in reverse, what happens to tax revenue when corporate taxes are cut? The tax revenue goes down.
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
It's the compilers. > Clear Linux makes use of compiler function multi versioning, performance-minded defaults, aggressive compiler CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS defaults, optional AVX-512 usage for more libraries, and many other patches and
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
Some countries provide government funded news that is of reasonable quality, for example abc.net.au/news
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
Moving to firefox seems more practical at this point
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
That's just lack of political will to engage and collateral effects on non-combatants. The carrier group could have stayed in position and inflicted enormous damage in retaliation, but no one wants nukes used
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
I hope they just cut their losses and sell the program to Blue Origin, they're a deep pocketed company who'd love to say they have an orbital vehicle
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
It is somewhat surprising actually. Presumably if there's an actual hotspot that police would be ever-present in the area until it dilutes out
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
Thanks for making this, it would be helpful if the city boundaries weren't so closely observed, most people don't care where the exact city lines are but have more of a feeling for the general metropolitan area as a blob
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
It ultimately doesn't matter what a company wants to call themselves if the vast public just uses the old name
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
They probably have some internal churn targets to hit, else people will start to figure out that the app isn't worth their time and try a different one
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
> and must accept any interference. What does it mean to not accept interference?
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
It shouldn't be one or the other, but both
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
The real problem is consumer presumption of lack of amex acceptance.
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
> Stop assuming all platforms are Linux We've gotten to the point where outside of some consumer-facing niches like gaming, or industries with vendor locked-in tooling, it's largely true that it's all Linux
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
You can get a president who wants to dismantle your whole department
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
I've seen the configuration.nix file, it doesn't look like it captures specific versions. How does it handle snapshotting?
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
Last time I was looking for a job I read about various interesting government jobs, and then gave up when I finally understood the pay structures.

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