justAnIdea

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by justAnIdea 5y ago
It all depends on economics, what you have now doesn't really matter a couple years down the line when the simple progress of time will show if this research has been used and built upon or not. 44+ cores, that's already available
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by justAnIdea 5y ago
Here's why X is Y and why that's not OK.
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by justAnIdea 5y ago
> With no previous experience I opened vim and started coding. That is where i stopped reading. If you're not using an IDE in 2021, you're not working on serious software/big codebases/commercial projects and what you
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by justAnIdea 6y ago
Big tech better make sure that they don't fly too close to the sun. The sun being socialist takeover of the U.S. (i.e. true progressives, whose links to socialism are undeniable, taking over the democratic party). Because most of them
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by justAnIdea 6y ago
Yep. This article is kinda pretentious to be honest. Most people writing software know these, they just ignore (or work around) some of them due to the complexity of implementing them (cost/benefit doesn't make sense here).
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by justAnIdea 6y ago
I mean, some of these depend on where you live. Some egomaniac in the USA probably can stick a number in their kid's name (I'm guessing that's going to depend on the state? Even Musk wasn't allowed to use numbers.), but
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by justAnIdea 6y ago
Sure, but this is not a Google issue per se , this is a browser issue. If they f** up and put you on a phishing list and your business just evaporates because people's browsers literally stop working with your site, that goes far beyo