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cryo32

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    Comment #49220212

    Expecting a pivot back to transitional parts if it goes bang.

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    Comment #49220202

    No way Grindr needs 200 engineers.

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    Comment #49216999

    That’s the sort of shit I’m talking about

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    Comment #49213454

    Damage done. The next frontier is getting all our shit out of reach of these companies/models/platforms and putting them back on prem.

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    Comment #49201480

    It's mostly for security reasons. Both supply chain and secrecy.

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    Comment #49201143

    20-40% capacity. Reserve available. Turnaround same day on a board (2 layer). Next day 4 layer. Two days exotic (rogers etc). Pick, place, soldered 2 days or delivered to lab immed…

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    Comment #49200650

    medium to large defence companies tend to have in house board fabs. I worked in one.

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    Comment #49195489

    Actually I didn't know he was a prick. I'm not sure he is either - I haven't checked. I just really really don't like Ruby or Rails. Ruby is like someone mashed up python and perl …

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    Comment #49194235

    My favourite part of Django is it's not Rails :)

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    Comment #49176273

    I did that. Then got a refund immediately. Then quit Steam and never played another fucking game. Then sold the gaming PC. Moved to board games which are tangible and I can play wi…

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    Comment #49152691

    This is totally wrong. Some machines are capability amplifiers. Other machines are shit puking buck passing time sinks.

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    Comment #49152677

    Yeah have this too. I created a spreadsheet called “slop” and add the name to the list and redirect all queries to their engineering manager. I’m not wasting my time on that shit.

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    Comment #49134516

    I’d suggest anyone knee deep in AI reads the comments on this one. Then remember that they’re your market and customers. It has got to the point it’s poison outside the niche tech …

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    Comment #49132522

    Been doing this sort of stuff for 30 years. Mostly in Excel. Hasn’t cost me anything.

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    Comment #49132106

    That's what I was running for the best part of 8 years until last year. Was very reliable. In the end I just cleaned out all my shit and got rid of it. Less is more.

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    Comment #49116547

    I just go down the pub.

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    Comment #49116544

    The day I have to negotiate and persuade the machine to stop talking shit rather than command it is the day I decide fuck it and go and farm geese or something. Smells like today. …

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    Comment #49113105

    A better solution is just leech the content and stick it on a generic USB flash stick.

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    Comment #49109318

    We really haven’t. It’s always been this bad. For me I’m a late adopter. I’ve seen more things go than stay. I’ll wait until the industry has stabilised or evaporated before making…

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    Comment #49108268

    Avoiding legal jurisdiction, regulation and tax by being offshore. Bring on the exploding drone boats.

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    Comment #49104449

    Don’t think so. I just exported all files to jpeg 90% into the Lightroom library folder structure. Then moved all the RAWs to an archive disk. I just add any directories I want to …

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    Comment #49099529

    Another +1 for this. I just replaced Lightroom with it after several years. So much happier.

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    Comment #49095862

    They should shut them down immediately then investigate. Extraordinary claims need extraordinary measures. If it’s rubbish those stories will stop instantly.

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    Comment #49075773

    Mine is worn out.