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urthor
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Comment #47237895
So TLDR is it competitive? What are the dimensions and dynamics here vs EPYC?
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Comment #46921136
I mean, it's a typo? Give them a break
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Comment #43024010
The problem is R&D. Tesla absolutely is not and will not compromise on all that self driving car R&D and other engineering work. And that's expensive.
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Comment #42765781
And there's nothing wrong with that, now is there.
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Comment #42606157
That's honestly one of the best pieces of writing I've read in my life. Can't recommend it enough. Send it to all your friends. Everyone should read it.
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Comment #42346531
A very important clarification. Sounds like office workers only.
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Comment #42346522
How does this even work in Japan after this change. There's so many stories of corporate overwork. Does the entire country just desperately want to work for the government?
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Comment #39505876
30 year fixed mortgages are actually not as good of an idea as you'd think. I actually spent a significant part of my early career working with real estate economists. A bunch of e…
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Comment #39407913
> My second advice is to always behave as if you are going to leave tomorrow. This will prepare your team and your peers and even improve your lifestyle. This is very good advice.
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Comment #39340750
Because it's the complete opposite of being a PhD student I'd imagine.
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Comment #39340746
HA. That's actually a remarkable statistic.
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Comment #39311177
Well said.
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Comment #38905866
Ha. This is excellent.
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Comment #38792346
I must admit, I read this and failed to find any profound, deep way that these coders are different. Seems like they just worked hard.
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Comment #38236929
What an extraordinary story. That's hugely touching, I'll remember it forever.
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Comment #37778633
AoC shouldn't take all of Christmas (it does however require quite extraordinary algorithmic prowess).
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Comment #37775157
Maybe for context, the fact that high-ranking public servants in the West are known as "Mandarins" should indicate the reputation of Chinese government officials for political intr…
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Comment #37750206
Academic politics is something else. I thought for awhile those guys got lucky and skip office politics. Then I realize that PhD level IQs + pressure to get into the fancy journals…
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Comment #37503979
I think to add to this. If you're a fully employed professional of some means, which a huge amount of folk reading this are. Pay for your shareware software. Usually with independe…
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Comment #37503913
Why is paying money for ethical, user-respecting software like Sublime Text a bad thing? Sublime HQ the company maintains an excellent reputation, and does a wonderful job.
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Comment #37249153
I find the issue is most of the niceties are also built into Rust. Scala's perfectly good though, there's very little to complain about.
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Comment #37175007
Exactly this. Consequence of capital controls.
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Comment #37175002
Excellent point about sovereignty and the absurd Credit Suisse merger.
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Comment #37032519
Or, Stardew Valley is FarmVille+ love. Maybe that's the secret.
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Comment #37007327
I'd chew my arm off to have that 40h a week pair programming experience to be honest. Sounds like my dream job.