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LdSGSgvupDV
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Comment #33825426
According to divorce rate, I think it is reasonable to choose "have a career" first. At least, it would be financially independent.
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Comment #32261496
It won't work. Most of them would go to software industry after graduated.
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Comment #31762893
Well. I don't get the point of this program. Did they want to ease the semiconductor supply chain problem? I got my master degree on the field of condensed matter. In the past, our…
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Comment #31677515
Yep. Accelerate the global warming for inefficient waste on local fab and pollute the environment globally. For the national security, we could sacrifice all countries including ou…
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Comment #30775597
Sound like "pointer" to me.
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Comment #30270215
For mac, I use little snitch to block all unwanted outgoing streaming include connection to Apple. It is kind of weird that some app keeps connecting to somewhere when I don't need…
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Comment #30080343
If I remember correctly, QE was doubled between end of 2020 and 2021. How many proportion of inflation is contributed by QE?
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Comment #30066626
How about no MBAs?
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Comment #30002842
Even if it is software, I don't want automatically updating. The problem introduced by automatically updating is higher than the problem they fixed in my experience. For example, w…
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Comment #29929462
But, this small subset is what company urges to have. If they are willing to lower down the baseline, there are still quite many engineers around the world.
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Comment #29885787
Agreed. That's why I have self-hosted gitea/gitlab.
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Comment #29732134
Problem might be the network traffic. Maybe they could not afford the 4K streaming if there are so many people use it.
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Comment #29720642
This. The real problem is not communication. It is the online searchability of the issues and source code.
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Comment #29720547
Is there really a lot of spam? In my experience, I just saw a robot subscription storm once in the past year at a small streamer (~100 people). I watch twitch roughly 3hr+/day.
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Comment #29425109
This is why I don't like to sign my credit card to any subscription service or anything similar. There is almost no way to delete the credit card, and it is hard to notice the char…
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Comment #29347153
You are right. We should have a world level regulation on US dollar or any other currency also. QE for every countries should be regulated by the whole world not FED or central ban…
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Comment #29347101
Lack of cheap, well-trained, and educated STEM people who could bear extremely bad work-life-balance and promised profit for more than ten years to cover the cost of scaling up.
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Comment #29347075
I don't think that would work. Even if they open their IP. Who would like to put billions of money into fabs for a maybe 2-3 years of shortage? How to guarantee this would success?…
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Comment #29314072
How to define "feel pain"? It is quite difficult and varies from person to person. I have some memories when I'm 1~3 years old. I can not "feel" any physical and mental pain at all…
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Comment #29156523
> Further, VR does not work well for switching - you can't be in VR and scribble notes at the same time. In VRChat, you could write something in the air by hands, or even play the …
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Comment #29075727
I'm not an economist also, but I wonder does this have something to do withQE? US almost double the QE in 2020.
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Comment #29075692
When I chat with my friends through google meet, we always say hello to the Google/Gov agencies.
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Comment #29062274
p->q != ~p->~-q p->q = ~pvq So, you are a product. No matter you are paying or not.
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Comment #28925910
Is this the results of QE? U.S. almost doubles the number of QE in 2020 [1]. [1] https://www.statista.com/statistics/1121416/quantitative-eas...