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WheelsAtLarge
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Comment #49252521
I have to point out that anyone that would have taken over a multibillion dollar company and trashed it, would be in the poor house looking at his best days in the back mirror plus…
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Comment #49205685
This brings up the question of why some experts in their field become public icons while other fade away. I believe it comes down to relentless self promotion. Some people have tha…
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Comment #49205523
Obviously writing it will help but reading and understanding other's code is much more helpful at both reading and writing it. The more you read code the better you will get at rea…
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Comment #49194019
AI is and is only going to dig deeper into the profession. Your job now is to embrace it and learn to use it to create solutions. The old model of getting specs from a manager of s…
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Comment #49190642
"Published: November 07, 2025" The article is still relevant. Given the population slow down, I wonder how that will impact the investment returns as the amount of investment dolla…
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Comment #49129917
Current AI can hack servers better than most hackers.
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Comment #49117305
I hate these stories since all they do is scare investors out of the market only to see then come back in at a higher price than they sold at. If you are a long term investor, cont…
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Comment #49104637
What I find interesting in this show is that he took a hiatus from his profesorship to spend the time to find the proof. I think it was years. Also, he found the proof by providing…
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Comment #48974285
My bet is that 99% of people will never want to deal with installing an AI model on their machine. It's not worth their time and effort. Most people will get their AI from one of t…
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Comment #48887389
I get what you are saying but anyone that apposes the government will likely end up dead or in jail. We hear about it all the time. As a group the oligarchs have power against the …
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Comment #48868429
Extremely hopeful, there are always ways to find gloom. I'm sure 100 years, 200 years, and any other period you choose ago, people were scared of what was coming. Yet, we are here …
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Comment #48855964
It's only a matter of time before they become the lowest cost service provider. I guess space is open for competition.
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Comment #48740268
I guess some people didn't get that I was being facetious. Just to be clear, SPACs did not turned out to be great investments as a whole. There are definitely better ways to invest…
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Comment #48736655
You all renember SPACs,Special Purpose Acquisition Companies. And all the "experts" who needed the money because they had some great investment that could not be financed any other…
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Comment #48691796
Someone writing page after page about how quantum hype is taking over and how bad the hype is. Yet, never telling you why. Or at least easily found on the site. Don't waste your ti…
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Comment #48681827
This truck is remining me of the Yugo. When the Yugos were announced people were thrilled about the price. Unfortunately after they were in use people understood why they were so c…
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Comment #48654549
The fed used to be an enigma. They never really said what they were thinking. This kept the market as the leader on where it was headed. The modern fed goes out of its way to tell …
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Comment #48654377
Google Workspace is but the CLI is not. These are 2 related but different products. Had he just released it under his name then that wouldn't have been such a big issue, maybe, but…
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Comment #48654141
Bottom line, he did something that affected the company without any authority. His action implied the product was Google blessed without the company fully knowing about it. Google …
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Comment #48652593
True, it will be years before the supply expands but that does not negate the fact that it's cheaper to buy hardware than to try to squeeze performance out of software. I know we a…
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Comment #48605069
No, even at these high memory prices it's cheaper to produce code as fast as possible than to spend the time to optimize it for efficiency. It has always been the case that hardwar…
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Comment #48580576
Good, having to figure out the order in which the MacOS have been released has always been a pain. Version numbers is great way to understand order of release. Why did they wait so…
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Comment #48580437
I like this plan. One of the biggest problems with these powerful companies is that their leaders are making decisions that affect everybody but they only have their own interest i…
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Comment #48580319
I don't think we're quite there. If the biggest oil shock ever did not kill the bull market then this market has some pretty strong legs. Also, companies are coming in with strong …