dejaime

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by dejaime 5y ago
But that is exactly what an archetypal ECS is! It is used to determine an optimal memory layout with whatever combinations you throw in!
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by dejaime 7y ago
This feels like a simple strawman. The problem is called global warming, not global deoxygenation.
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by dejaime 7y ago
What a horrible name
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by dejaime 7y ago
Title should be "50K ultra organization failed to manufacture a 'male' trophy.", clickbait 100
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by dejaime 7y ago
Do it during the friday happy hour, and then blame the free drinks
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by dejaime 7y ago
Discipline is the first answer that comes to mind... but say it out loud and... yeah, it's a non-answer.
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by dejaime 7y ago
Even though my experience is basically the same as the author's (8y using java/kotlin toolchain), the article still seems to be written by someone with a hammer frustrated with screws for not working properly. His points can be su
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by dejaime 7y ago
++ for Insomnia
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by dejaime 7y ago
I have never seen anyone saying HTML files are harmless, and would definitely never say it myself.
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by dejaime 7y ago
> Intel CPUs across the world can almost painlessly be swapped for AMD CPUs right now and only a small fraction of users would have to change anything. I beg to disagree here, swapping CPUs would definitelly prove to be extremelly costly
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by dejaime 7y ago
My point is, COBOL is responsible for a really small % of said value per value transaction between me and said services. Linux, [Oracle/My]SQL, Java, JavaScript, C, anything from router firmware to Intel cpus powering the VMs is more r
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by dejaime 7y ago
I hate how the title says "powers the global economy" when it should be "powers banking systems". I spend a lot of money on many things, my smartphone, gsuite, slack, Netflix, Amazon, Dropbox, games, tools, hardware, and
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by dejaime 7y ago
@gif thank you
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by dejaime 7y ago
If that is a problem, I'd rather have it sync with something like nextcloud instead of just another flavor of untrusted proprietary service.
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by dejaime 7y ago
If someone is knowledgeable enough to not open a shady exe file, they'll probably not simply open any shady files, including doc, ppt, and html
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by dejaime 7y ago
What goes around, comes around. Stealing code is on Microsoft records, as a simple "Microsoft admits stealing code" search shows. One can only wonder how much code the company stole that did not come to public knowledge. https:&#
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by dejaime 7y ago
Transhumanists are coming. As are bionic cyberterrorists. The future is both amazing and scary!
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by dejaime 7y ago
Automatic emergency breaking and other "safer human-driven" cars is not making the human-driven aspect any safer, but rather putting the working and stable parts of autonomous vehicles as a tool for unsafe human-driven vehicles. T
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by dejaime 7y ago
We just have to make sure we are not swapping super processed meats with super processed plant-based foods. Avoiding processed foods is what makes up for most of this difference.
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by dejaime 7y ago
This. That's one of the reasons. Here anything between 22 and 5h is also considered night work. If your work is nocturnal (e.g. a security guard) you receive a "night time bonus" on top of your hourly rate. If it isn't t
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by dejaime 7y ago
When thinking of rewriting anything, the first thing we should ask is "why rewrite?", definitely not "why 'not' rewrite?", despite using the same language it is already implemented or using another one.
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by dejaime 7y ago
Personally, I prefer remote work, but have had a hard time finding it lately. Half of my opportunities require me to go to an office to work. I don't complain much, as I increase my hour by ~40% when it is not possible to do it remotel
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by dejaime 7y ago
Valve created the digital game stores as we know today, away from the expensive physical copies into the digital distribution. Before that, to release a game, one would need a publisher, a distribution deal, a ton of money wasted to get the
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by dejaime 7y ago
I'd say that the most important military gear is probably still made in China, smartphones, computers, routers. But I don't really know what I'm talking about, never been in the military.
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by dejaime 7y ago
Fake news have existed for millennia. This is so stupid.
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DuckDuckGo Android Browser Vulnerable to URL Spoofing Attacks(bleepingcomputer.com)
11 points by dejaime 7y ago|0 comments
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by dejaime 7y ago
"Wild hysteria", what do you mean? Experts seem to be far from a hysterical, and go for a more technical language, benchmarks and all. And the mass that usually goes hysterical actually doesn't even know their CPUs are going
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by dejaime 7y ago
Telling someone to quit or not to would be definitely irresponsible, as I could be doing a lot of damage to your future either way if you ever consider my advice, so I'll refrain from doing so. Still, in one hand, if you are now having
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by dejaime 7y ago
Can confirm Edit: seems to be back up
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by dejaime 7y ago
Well, they are pulling it from steam. Want to play with your friend that never played? Yeah, you'll need to buy him a copy... on epic's store. And a new one for yourself. Pulling it from steam is reason enough for me.

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