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hggigg

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    Comment #42068775

    It's like the US in a decade. (I have been to both and would rather spend a week in Cape Town than Chicago for example)

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    Comment #42068355

    My South African colleague tells me he is happy that you have adopted him.

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    Comment #42068032

    Well exactly. It's not exactly as if there aren't enough well defined archetypes, methodologies and historical outcomes that fit this.

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    Comment #42067982

    There are plenty of engineers that won't work there because of Musk. Being divisive and unpredictable is not a good characteristic and not how you run a business. Basically there a…

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    Comment #42067818

    Err he's South African, probably shouldn't even be in the US if judged by the same standards as any other immigrant, Cybercab is a shit show and the campaign support was the sort o…

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    Comment #42061470

    Great to hear of another user :)

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    Comment #42061049

    Buying shares in popcorn here. Our company, US based, thinks this is bad enough that we have contingency plans for his presidency.

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    Comment #42060531

    It’s easy. Lift and shift, then fuck it up by not quite completely migrate everything to numerous badly managed kubernetes clusters. That’s what we did.

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    Comment #42057950

    Assuming the incumbent doesn't push through legislation to change that. Not sure how enshrined in constitution that is so can't comment on the feasibility of it.

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    Comment #42057944

    Wise person. Wish we hadn't. Managed to multiply costs 8x (no joke).

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    Comment #42057853

    Yeah. Well it's CCP or USA and as an outside observer I'm not sure which one is worse at the moment.

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    Comment #42057713

    Don’t think it’s going to work. Even with 100% tariff on EV imports they will still be financially competitive with locally produced vehicles. Or they build local.

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    Comment #42051393

    near the end of the thinking yes.

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    Comment #42047404

    I've used both extensively. I disagree with this. I dislike the HP48 series but I dislike the TI89 more. It's probably because most people don't understand how to use the 50G prope…

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    Comment #42046870

    Some of us (mathematics side) still actually work on paper with calculators. Most of the job is thinking which tooling doesn’t necessarily improve.

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    Comment #42046860

    You just write the stuff down or translate it to LaTeX. Incidentally the 50G (and Prime) has a decent CAS built in which seems to get stuck less than some other commercial ones.

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    Comment #42046849

    I never liked the 48 series or the 50G (I own both) that much. I can never remember how to use them half of the time. I always end up back with my 38 year old HP 15c. That has done…

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    Comment #42036670

    Zero. There are compliance and regulatory requirements that they have to meet for the license. An evil megacorp from hell I worked for had no problems in any of the left states oth…

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    Comment #42036611

    To be fair he does keep walking into it. Promise stuff, deliver it either 5 years after he said he would or not at all. The beating should continue until the situation improves.

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    Comment #42036578

    No he used that line to bolster investment interest but he really wanted a platform which he controlled.

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    Comment #42025192

    I think this only confirms he doesn’t know what he’s talking about. These auto designers really need to spend a few months at the NTSB or an air accident investigation agency befor…

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    Comment #42019501

    Yeah I’m currently using lightroom for my mirrorless. I export that to photos then share / keep the flattened images in there.

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    Comment #42018549

    Yeah this. Aperture was a mess. Some of the "full" edit tools from Aperture are actually lurking in Photos which is a fairly competent photo editor on macOS surprisingly. I think t…

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    Comment #42018432

    Great news. Hopefully this will drive enough improvements to finally get me off adobe. Photomator is nearly good enough to replace Lightroom and Pixelmator is much nicer than photo…