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Comment #26294484
> Proportional enrollment based on race? Yes. “Antiracist” doesn’t mean “not racist”; it’s a Marxist ideology focusing on racial identities and purposeful systemic racism to “balan…
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Comment #26294473
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Comment #26281336
GP talked about using Docker to do complex single host deployments until they needed horizontal scaling, which given max VM power, is after they can afford someone to manage it for…
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Comment #26272078
I used Docker for embedded. Running a cluster across your IOT fleet (1k+ devices; 5-10 apps each) gives a nice interface for pushing out tasks, choosing applications for a device, …
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Comment #26272046
I use Docker without the network virtualization as a package manager. Docker make it easy to run the same version of code in different places and let’s things run next to each othe…
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Comment #26269256
Amazon (1.5 T$), Apple (2.0 T$), and Google (1.3 T$) have crossed into tera-corps. Facebook is the only giga-corp, though on the high end at 0.725 T$.
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Comment #26250704
The difference is that institutional misandry is okay in 2021. For at least the last decade, the “feminist” movement in Western countries has been a force for misandry, not equalit…
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Comment #26215257
That seems true of structural components but untrue of silicon, where the heat output difference is literally the GPU being jiggled more aggressively inside by the miner. Heat diss…
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Comment #26214852
How so? My experience is that you get small gains (eg, 10-100M) but you see an uptick in similarly sized faults (eg, tax audits or plane defects) and then go negative on the occasi…
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Comment #26212099
It’s a trade off: Younger workers have less to lose, so tend to leave more — but they’re also less experienced and tend to have lower expectations for the workplace. Older workers …
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Comment #26183557
I think the point is HR counts your options 1 year in as part of year 1 comp, which it obviously isn’t.
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Comment #26159468
The realization at the end of your post is what the author is trying to get people to reach about software. The category theory for programmers crowd argue that categorical diagram…
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Comment #26153417
Duh? The NYT writes hit pieces for the establishment; social media (including HN) uses shadowbans to enforce narrative conformity. Manipulation is the norm. Case in point: I was sh…
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Comment #26147879
Your post sounds really racist. You don’t like the data, so you accuse the model of being biased (even though it’s accurate) and insist that you get to apply your own personal bias…
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Comment #26142695
Theorem: my bathroom has achieved quantum supremacy, greater than any current industry system. Proof: - No current super computer can accurately (much less real time) model an hour…
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Comment #26139371
I would argue that the media has become such a rabid monoculture representing only 8% of the population that it has lost the ability to manufacture consent, broadly. Disney has fal…
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Comment #26123538
Don’t most cloud hosts layer VMs between customers? Ie, for cloud physical server A, customer 1 and customer 2 have different VMs as their Docker host.
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Comment #26115686
I don’t get the question. Are we asking why some people in a largely Christian society refer to God as a concept? That answer seems obvious. Are we asking why some people playfully…
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Comment #26078549
There’s arguments that mathematics has eclipsed traditional philosophy to become modern ontology.