We see some of this already on the inverse. FAANGs and their ilk frequently hire and keep talented developers with various forms of golden handcuffs. They could be doing much more to innovate, but the risk/reward vs…
At least in the USA, most drive failures of early models (the ones that the swap trick worked on) were due to poor quality plastic carriages. Flipping the system upside down would help... for a time.
And, perhaps more importantly, they are using all of the monies to start getting their own foothold in other continents. IOW they are entering their own modern expansionist phase.
Well, given the 'inspirations' that regime had, one shouldn't be surprised.
> While AirBnB has received a lot negative press for facilitating the letting of would-be residential property by large-scale professional landlords, the marketing from AirBnB's side has always favoured the "local…
A large number of Realtek products are some form of MIPS core (or at least used to be).
You've never used the Cisco suite of alternatives, have you? Teams is the Discord of integrated business chat from a usability perspective, at least if you want an integrated experience. Cisco's system last I was aware…
Good question. These are questions we possibly should have asked in the 60s or 70s with the Automakers. Heck, let's think about THAT for a moment. When we look back at history we see that the big 3 took a number of…
That's... actually pretty interesting concept to consider. Sometimes I do wonder how much better we could all get along if some substances had relaxed or dropped restrictions. When you think about it, there's the mental…
There's also the unspoken issue... there are probably a decent number of people who profit off the current system that who do not want their meal ticket cut off. (Of course, this is ignoring the idea that UBI would…
Speaking as someone who tried to cut tech out of my life outside of work as much as possible... there's also the chance that your circles slip away as a result.
A lot of that stuff depends on the proctor. When I took the driving test the first time in my state (not CA), he almost failed me because I failed every single left turn. Thankfully at the end he asked a question, and…
On the c# side though Jetbrains has possibly suffered a little bit. I know a lot of people have ditched ReSharper because it's just too slow in VS2019 and the built in stuff is often 'good enough' for them. Others…
Here's where I'm at. Does some weird/shady shit happen? Yes. But one would think with all of the firings and forced resignations he's done, that would be a department he would 'clean up'?
N4000 at least is OOO. I'm pretty sure the 330 was the early core that was (to my understanding) more like a p5 than p6 in design, In order but with HT. A lot of low power cheapie cpus from the era of the N4000 have…
Does it? I mean, if I see a good developer who is interested in learning F#, that means I have found a good developer who is interested in learning something off the beaten path. For certain organizations that is…
You are correct that it has gotten worse since the arbitration decisions. Also, if you think its hard to resolve something when you're a customer, wait till you see how they treat you if you aren't! To wit: I spent…
Ironically I saw it more as profiting from folks who would have such as a domain as a showing of pride, but i am fortunate enough to work in an environment where people are comfortable enough to do that sort of thing.
> specifies all sorts of things about how other things on the motherboard communicate with each other and with the CPU That used to be true, but I dont know how true it is now. Once upon a time, ISA and ATA were both…
Trust me, it's just another smokescreen for all the problems they still have.
Odd, I usually dont have too many cable issues with USBC. Perhaps I'm blessed by always going with Startech or QVS for cables. Paying a little more has always been worth it in less frustration.
I wouldnt entirely agree with that. I think it depends on the KIND of maintenance work. In my case, I have a few languages under my belt (both OOP and FP). But this means I have a reputation in the area as a "Mikey for…
Well in that case... IF a company shortchanges safety to beat someone to market... I think a good look at corporate personhood is in order. If a company causes deaths due to their rush to get a product to market, charge…
We see some of this already on the inverse. FAANGs and their ilk frequently hire and keep talented developers with various forms of golden handcuffs. They could be doing much more to innovate, but the risk/reward vs…
At least in the USA, most drive failures of early models (the ones that the swap trick worked on) were due to poor quality plastic carriages. Flipping the system upside down would help... for a time.
And, perhaps more importantly, they are using all of the monies to start getting their own foothold in other continents. IOW they are entering their own modern expansionist phase.
Well, given the 'inspirations' that regime had, one shouldn't be surprised.
> While AirBnB has received a lot negative press for facilitating the letting of would-be residential property by large-scale professional landlords, the marketing from AirBnB's side has always favoured the "local…
A large number of Realtek products are some form of MIPS core (or at least used to be).
You've never used the Cisco suite of alternatives, have you? Teams is the Discord of integrated business chat from a usability perspective, at least if you want an integrated experience. Cisco's system last I was aware…
Good question. These are questions we possibly should have asked in the 60s or 70s with the Automakers. Heck, let's think about THAT for a moment. When we look back at history we see that the big 3 took a number of…
That's... actually pretty interesting concept to consider. Sometimes I do wonder how much better we could all get along if some substances had relaxed or dropped restrictions. When you think about it, there's the mental…
There's also the unspoken issue... there are probably a decent number of people who profit off the current system that who do not want their meal ticket cut off. (Of course, this is ignoring the idea that UBI would…
Speaking as someone who tried to cut tech out of my life outside of work as much as possible... there's also the chance that your circles slip away as a result.
A lot of that stuff depends on the proctor. When I took the driving test the first time in my state (not CA), he almost failed me because I failed every single left turn. Thankfully at the end he asked a question, and…
On the c# side though Jetbrains has possibly suffered a little bit. I know a lot of people have ditched ReSharper because it's just too slow in VS2019 and the built in stuff is often 'good enough' for them. Others…
Here's where I'm at. Does some weird/shady shit happen? Yes. But one would think with all of the firings and forced resignations he's done, that would be a department he would 'clean up'?
N4000 at least is OOO. I'm pretty sure the 330 was the early core that was (to my understanding) more like a p5 than p6 in design, In order but with HT. A lot of low power cheapie cpus from the era of the N4000 have…
Does it? I mean, if I see a good developer who is interested in learning F#, that means I have found a good developer who is interested in learning something off the beaten path. For certain organizations that is…
You are correct that it has gotten worse since the arbitration decisions. Also, if you think its hard to resolve something when you're a customer, wait till you see how they treat you if you aren't! To wit: I spent…
Ironically I saw it more as profiting from folks who would have such as a domain as a showing of pride, but i am fortunate enough to work in an environment where people are comfortable enough to do that sort of thing.
> specifies all sorts of things about how other things on the motherboard communicate with each other and with the CPU That used to be true, but I dont know how true it is now. Once upon a time, ISA and ATA were both…
Trust me, it's just another smokescreen for all the problems they still have.
Odd, I usually dont have too many cable issues with USBC. Perhaps I'm blessed by always going with Startech or QVS for cables. Paying a little more has always been worth it in less frustration.
I wouldnt entirely agree with that. I think it depends on the KIND of maintenance work. In my case, I have a few languages under my belt (both OOP and FP). But this means I have a reputation in the area as a "Mikey for…
Well in that case... IF a company shortchanges safety to beat someone to market... I think a good look at corporate personhood is in order. If a company causes deaths due to their rush to get a product to market, charge…