whb07

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by whb07 10mo ago
You should try to get a job in Azure, you’d feel right at home! .net462 baby! More like 4.6.2
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by whb07 10mo ago
Very little, as in fingers in hand, little in Azure
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by whb07 10mo ago
Meanwhile, I recently proposed doing the work of updating the runtime versions from .netframework over to even .net5+ to save $millions/quarter. I ran benchmarks, showing 2-10x+ improvements. Got told, “lol no, this service is unlike
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by whb07 1y ago
To be explicit this is a problem with the system, whereby an arbitrary thing can demand by force something. I wish EU/US et al wouldn’t do this but they do. Let’s further the comments outside this point.
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by whb07 1y ago
I’m going to get downvoted for stating the obvious but …: Lots of comments talking about “but US subsidiary, still has to follow US laws if mandated” If I added the amount of sources where the EU imposes something on a non-EU company here
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by whb07 2y ago
It’s not, if you look at his X account, he talks about his work adding on the CUDA parts
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by whb07 3y ago
Vultr has gpus and locations in Miami. Good pricing and easy to spin up/down machines.
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by whb07 3y ago
Sovereign immunity needs to be rid off entirely. This all stems from the idea that God anointed the king, therefore he can do no wrong. Except we know that humans are corrupt, malevolent, etc. All individuals/offices in government shou
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by whb07 4y ago
I’ve found significant code in c/c++ where bitwise operations are done for things like division etc by shifting a certain way. I Can imagine in the past, this was “faster”, yet clang/gcc can emit the same by just writing a basic
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by whb07 4y ago
This is just the decay of knowledge over time and laziness combined. From a quick glance internally, the overwhelming majority of repos are using an antiquated build/packager that while it might have been useful a decade ago is a produ
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by whb07 4y ago
Would be interesting to see how far a J2EE app will take you on this!
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by whb07 4y ago
Lol “violence blabber”. Call a spade a spade. I too am from South America, never have I seen anyone down there assume they are “American”. This is just a ban list, or better yet a black list to bring a 1984 dystopia.
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by whb07 4y ago
This isn’t an issue for anyone but for people like yourself. Like you said there are a couple words used for Americans in Spanish: Gringo, Americano, Estadounidense. That set of words does not intersect with any words used to describe anyon
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by whb07 4y ago
Well yes. Look at the increased mortality across the heavily vaccinated countries. German insurers are coming out saying there’s a non-COVID /non-standard “thing” that’s impacting people, in particular, males.
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by whb07 4y ago
Places swanky enough to offer stocks and benefits. The idea that all are equally lined up against the wall for quick execution. Typically happens at swanky/rich companies leading up to more “equity/inclusion” pushed down your thro
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by whb07 4y ago
Inside Azure there’s an over reliance to C#, and the older versions of it to boot! So one team in charge of making .NET run faster and better, while the other one drags on using decade old versions Then for “speed” there’s weird mashups of
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by whb07 4y ago
Typically taxes. As the good is "officially" imported by some company, tariffs are applied at the port. So in such countries, the "official" big store price is $price + $tariff + $profit-margin. Or you do what most peopl
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by whb07 4y ago
Did you use KVM accelerator? I think there’s also another flag to use the native cpu without emulation that you can use in your case. But I’m a newb at qemu
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by whb07 4y ago
Uh cpu onry I’m afraid. I’m going off of the basic geekbench benchmarks. My qemu instance was near the top of the list for all macs they track. It was even higher than one of the Mac “max” pro machines which was interesting. I didn’t pass t
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by whb07 4y ago
Meanwhile the elites of the world are keep buying up waterfront properties. Weird! By this logic, you'd see the elites buying up real-estate in places deeper inland. Another thing to note, is that there are billions of dollars going in
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by whb07 4y ago
Dual boot into a linux OS and run : https://github.com/kholia/OSX-KVM The repo works well. Tweak the CPU cores and type for emulation. If you're running an Intel CPU you're pretty set as you wont be required
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by whb07 4y ago
If only $2trillion+ was dumped into nuclear, cancer, and malaria/dengue research!
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by whb07 4y ago
But first, fix your gopath
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by whb07 4y ago
Exactly, and the thread is about the other side of the coin.
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by whb07 4y ago
Which scenario are we talking about here? Is it: You live in a poor country making $50k-$100k, and the US devs are making $100-200k. You live in a poor country and get paid sub $30-50k, and US gets paid $100k+? I used to live in Ecuador, an
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by whb07 4y ago
Exactly! Most people view things simplistically and even backwards! Why is Shake Shack better tasting than McDonalds? All they have to do is pay them better! Why did Nokia fail when the iPhone launched? All they needed to do was pay devs be
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by whb07 4y ago
Take a look here https://github.com/kholia/OSX-KVM . Post install, I use the "Opencore-Boot.sh" script to boot the machine and inside of it modify the cpu "Penryn" to Icelake one assuming you're
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by whb07 4y ago
Checkout https://github.com/kholia/OSX-KVM . The README is pretty complete.
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by whb07 4y ago
I ran OSX on QEMU/KVM on a Ryzen emulated to be an IceLake Intel cpu and got close to ~90%+ performance of my native machine according to geekbench. So my QEMU OSX instance got better performance than a Mac Pro max, very well near the
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by whb07 4y ago
I’d like to see this same report circa 1970: “Inaction will lead to an ice age costing $X by 2020” meanwhile there’s another thread here about a “Contrarian VC” investing in climate change…

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