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Comment #13645177
> There was a great article back then too about why Apple and Dell weren't going all in on AMD chips Because Intel paid them to not use AMD chips. https://www.extremetech.com/compu…
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Comment #13630641
> just over a week into the Trump Administration. It actually started long time before Trump. http://travel.stackexchange.com/questions/3363/laptop-search...
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Comment #13630534
Nobody has mentioned the "Scroogled" short story yet? I really hope this is not the future that expects us. http://www.crimeflare.com/doctorow.html
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Comment #13630071
That's an interesting twist. So my job that requires knowledge and brainwork gets fully automated, but mechanical-turk-type work somehow is not?
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Comment #13625706
You life in the Middle Ages definitely would have been way much better. /s
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Comment #13414943
> The difference is that your average engineer in France costs them around 1.5-2.5 times the total take home pay, because of high, compulsory labor taxes. In exchange, employees ge…
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Comment #13363330
> I'm wondering why people focus on financial compensation so much? I think that it's unjust when people are paid crazy money for doing poor job. As well as when people are paid li…
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Comment #13192403
Even several different peer review systems would be much better than Elsevier.
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Comment #13191161
> Good journals, in theory, are more selective about what they publish, so the assumption is that if you have publications in a good one you must have done more groundbreaking rese…
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Comment #13144018
"Apple is not even in the same spyware league as Google." - Why? Seriously asking.
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Comment #13137839
Even if you know that, you don't really have an option to stop it. You can buy a smartphone with either Android or iOS - and both are spying on the user heavily.
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Comment #12195458
That's not mine. You wrote about Fiji and Pascal, but AFAIK they have nothing to do with FPGA.
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Comment #12192618
HBM != FPGA
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Comment #12191847
This can be a real breakthrough in computing technology. Just in time, as the improvement of desktop and server CPUs has stalled almost completely.
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Comment #12134872
> getting the bug reports into a more relevant and manageable state What means that somebody got them into the unmanageable state, in the first place.
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Comment #12134860
No, it's a totally wrong apporach. It's your work that you are paid for, and nobody is ought to make your work for free.
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Comment #12134806
> time required to setup, reproduce, investigate, fix and test against that and other versions And that's not the case again. I already provided all information to reproduce that b…
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Comment #12134498
> it works completely different in version N+1 that you should have upgraded to years ago, and btw, we're actually on N+3 now, so we are not going to fix old That's not the case. T…
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Microsoft is closing all old bug reports they couldn't fix
That's a letter I received today: This notification was generated for feedback item: which you submitted at the Microsoft Connect (http://connect.microsoft.com) site. Thank you for…
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Comment #12109504
Well, I think that it's not some arcane knowledge that nobody but enlightened can understand. Anyway, it's better to collect some information before talking to them. Singapore look…
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Ask HN: What are possible drawbacks of using a company in Singapore?
What are possible drawbacks of using a company in Singapore for selling software online, targeting the clients in USA, EU and UK mainly - wrt the ease of doing business, possible d…
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