tardy_one

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by tardy_one 2y ago
For server CPUs there's not a similar problem or they realize server purchasers may be less willing to tolerate it? I'm not all that thrilled with the prospect of buying Intels especially when wondering about waiting to 5 year out
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by tardy_one 2y ago
It was really a bit fortunate that the employee pilot quit.. As much of a mess as it was, it was a fair trolley problem trade, and if the owner/engineer who ignored expert opinion was not among the victims there would have been a lot m
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by tardy_one 2y ago
Requiring crowdstrike or similar to be able to do business isn't a requirement from government, it is from exactly this industry consensus where business, insurance, etc, gets consulting advice on what best practices exist and should b
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by tardy_one 2y ago
Ah yes, signalling on what we would have done.. Well, I'd totally have delivered panels if Convolt and Chinese companies were banned a few years ago. Make the market exclusive to me and I'll look into what the profit will be if I
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by tardy_one 2y ago
I don't see the point. Your work is going fine, so why not look for a hobby that you enjoy instead of making a burden out of finding a work related hobby? There are plenty of non coding things to do and their differences from your day
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by tardy_one 2y ago
When ypu are talking web facing client full scale browser, C++ is impossible to secure as well as a safer language and most safer languages are impossible to optimize as well as C++. So rust is not so much exciting as not horrifying.
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by tardy_one 2y ago
A court that doesn't act on demonstrable perjury is just a stadium.
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by tardy_one 2y ago
Inserted under the skin, probably dissolves over a little more than six months.
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by tardy_one 2y ago
He never left NZ, a patient offered him a similar job to the one he wanted in north America.
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by tardy_one 2y ago
Like Sony..
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by tardy_one 2y ago
The leaders who have nearly killed us all so far never demonstrated math skills. I'd be more worried that it gets Altman's weasel skills.
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by tardy_one 2y ago
Improving a percentage of a net has reduced down percentage for a reduced timeframe, so it seems like there are obviously better alternatives to the hand wringing approach if the goal isn't actually to justify doing nothing.
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by tardy_one 2y ago
From what I've heard, most of those sites side automatically with the customer giving you rights similar to a merchant in a credit card transaction, or really a bit less since that might be all the leverage they actually have and they
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by tardy_one 2y ago
Who was the data being kept for?
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by tardy_one 2y ago
True, but they also pay to destroy it when prices are too low.
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by tardy_one 2y ago
You are confusing the vast major of people with the small number of people who usually have worse options and make bad decisions and turn avoiding a slight loss into jail time for doing what someone like Trump says. I'm not saying Musk
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by tardy_one 2y ago
So we all perform poorly in the morning, but for some that is the best they can do?
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by tardy_one 2y ago
Yeah.. Everyone should expect every publically traded corporation to end up controlled by someone in the same mental decline as McAfee and never make a long term contract they don't expect to spend millions enforcing internationally. R
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by tardy_one 2y ago
That's a Musk summary of his distorted reality. What happened in their international real estate is that they vacated key real estate where they had leases. They've pissed off the people that will do their long term leases on prim
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by tardy_one 2y ago
If you think ypu are going to make it rich signing contracts only the other side can enforce then how would you remain solvent? There's a lot more other business in the world.
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by tardy_one 2y ago
>> but in the longer term I think it would hurt possibilities Doesn't matter in this weeks market, but he can't even convince people he's capable of remaining a passive investor, so ten years from now no top spots, no t
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by tardy_one 2y ago
Deciding it is not a matter of federal law is not a ruling in his favor for violating norms, verbal and written contracts.. If he can't afford the norms of compensation and leasing then that is a reason to never do business with him.
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by tardy_one 2y ago
I don't really get his behavior on this one.. $500m is a lot to save, but this is someone who has lost billions more on various other things.. In some particular markets it may be helpful to only attract workers who aren't very c
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by tardy_one 2y ago
I think anyone who can find the right window and fix an install using just the UI has put a lot more work in than someone who could copy complete working answers from stack overflow and now GPT. Of course they have to train at it over and o
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by tardy_one 2y ago
Except in the real world, where the infrastructure to raise money for a previous problem can out compete new infrastructure.
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by tardy_one 2y ago
Perhaps I left out "trying to".. But really it means they have to raise their salaries for all doctors less to bring their compensation for hiring in new foreign doctors up to an acceptable level for some nation's expat docto
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by tardy_one 2y ago
It doesn't look like it is for digital nomads to me.. More like competing for Polish doctors to have doctors in these cities.
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by tardy_one 2y ago
I'm not really that convinced that it isn't mostly social.. There were more intolerant than diagnosed until the 90s and that has now just flipped with the social overcompensation. It's really very easy to buy in to the domina
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by tardy_one 2y ago
Software Engineering and Machine Learning are both very fad driven and you should not emphasize any field where most of the material is 10 years old or less. No one is going to care if you can SAFe agile next decade or understand currentgen
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by tardy_one 2y ago
I won't deal with a company covering those kinds of fees or even a headhunter in the UK for a European job. There's a lot of room there for problems and anyone who is worth paying $27k on top of generous relocation has a lot of ch

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