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Years ago I interviewed for Amazon. I found out that on a desired team size of 8, there were only 3 left, where the other 5 who were no longer there, as I was told, were poor perfo…

Oh yikes, these people are ill and legitimately need help.

Yea they were absolutely exhausted in terms of economics and demographics but it is so much more than that too which the article touches on. The lands in the middle east changed ha…

Are you suggesting a general solution to the halting problem?

Hard disagree. While they had lost a ton of ground people were still sporting blackberries in large numbers. The absolute bone headed move they did is they continued to promote and…

The government giving money to corporations without ownership is communism now? I think you may be thinking about nationalism and some other things adjacent to that...

Check out Bevy. https://bevyengine.org/ It has the best ECS design I've ever seen for a game engine. Super fun to use. Currently no editor and you need to wrap your head around ECS…

What? DOTS is great and extremely performant. CS2 is completely the fault of the developers. The real issue with Unity is that they don't double down on DOTS + HDRP/URP. I have not…

Westinghouse is owned by Brookfield Renewable Partners and Cameco. Cameco is the second largest uranium producer in the world. Brookfield Renewable Partners owns and operates a lot…

I hard disagree. The chassis and cooler designs of the old intel based macs sandbagged the performance a great deal. They were already building a narrative to their investors and c…

No it's not normal, they are talking a bit out of their ass. Based on their dates, I'm significantly younger than them and yet I was able to afford a house in one of the more desir…

I'm 99% sure the person you are replying to was saying that tongue in cheek / sarcastically.

Our entire economic model globally is built around scarcity, either real or artificial. You remove that and we are in one hell of an upheaval.

Just curious how you are certain of the better performance and behaviour of Oracle given that Oracle does not allow disclosing of benchmarks without prior consent from them?

They for some reason are refusing to prove the affirmative of their statement that there are things Oracle can do that Postgres cannot; which leads back to my original question, th…

Picking one of your previous comments at random where you use the examples of pattern matching and analytic functions... yea postgresql does that too.

I wonder if there are any bits of Quake 2 code still left over in CS:GO I know Carmack made a comment that HL2 did have bits of Q2 in it.

Not to poop all over what you said, but I went through the history of some the previous comments you made to communicate the power and features of Oracle and I have simple question…

Stupid question, if you already are at the edge of max heap size for allowing compressed OOPs, can increasing ReservedCodeCacheSize kick you into 64 bit uncompressed land?

I've seen this in action professionally and it drove me up the wall. At a previous job I had to spec out some hardware procurement on the order of a million dollars over two years,…

Having once worked in the EMR/EHR space, a big thing to consider is some companies come in with their own workflows, processes, and ideas that they want to push onto physicians whi…

My bluetooth headphones will always change to left side only when reconnecting. If I accidentally walk to far from my laptop and come back, same deal. It is absolutely wild this bu…

Not agreeing or disagreeing for the most part, but in 2009 all of the prerequisite technology for cryptocurrency existed: general purpose computers for the average person, accessib…

Seamless mounting, launching code editors in Windows from Linux, issuing docker commands in the Linux OS while the docker engine and its mounts are hosted on Windows. Doing things …