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Comment #18171139
Actually, this CPU is in 15 fastest single core CPUs ever, including all desktop processors: https://www.cpubenchmark.net/singleThread.html
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Comment #18170975
Benchmark for a CPU that is not even released yet and is planned for Q4 2018...
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Comment #18169524
I have a proof for you. Please check the single core performance here: iPhone XS: 4794 scores https://browser.geekbench.com/ios_devices/56 The newest Xeon E-2176M: 4900 scores http…
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Comment #18169287
Jet another 14nm CPU... so don't expect any noticeable performance boost. Even low-voltage iPhone XS CPU has the same single core performance as top-notch Intel processors for work…
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Comment #18156140
Yes, better not incorporate any business at all, than do it in Germany. You will waste 50% of your time on bureaucracy, instead of developing your product.
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Comment #18105712
Your link just proves how horrible German tax system is: * A german needs 2x more time for taxes than a UK citizen * needs 3x more time than a Norway citizen * needs 4x more time t…
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Comment #18105465
Germany has a lot of drawbacks to be the next silicon valley: * the most difficult tax system in the world. even freelancers have to use accountant services, because most people wi…
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Comment #17937582
Europe is a no-go area for any startup. Instead of building your product, you will spend all your time complying with thousands of GDPR-like laws, difficult tax regulations, differ…
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Comment #17535773
In Germany salaries for software developers are also very average
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Comment #17471414
Almost every printed document also have hidden yellow dots that allows you to get certain information about that document (print date, print model etc...)
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Comment #17380733
Developing a SaaS product based on completely proprietary stack that you can't even host yourself is VERY dangerous!!! Just yesterday there was a report that twitter bought a compa…
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Comment #17366069
It's even faster than the newest I7 8650U
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Comment #17321452
but still more than 100 discontinued services...
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Comment #17320023
24 deprecated services in 2018 alone (in just 6 months...)
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Comment #17320002
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Google_products#Discon...
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Comment #17319431
In the past years Google has deprecated more than 100 services, so I will never trust them to build any software using their proprietary stack.
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Comment #17259556
I didn't know HTML/CSS are programming languages...
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Comment #17197325
So, my next smartphone will be iPhone, even if I prefer open source. AdBlockers are just too important. Not only they protect your privacy, but they also stop some malware programs…
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Comment #17192617
C# has a large network effect and it also has very few disadvantages, so there is little motivation to switch to F# for C# devs.
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Comment #17192404
I tried Rider may be 2-3 months ago and it was much much slower than Visual Studio 2017. I also had problems with font rendering (I use DPI > 100%) and all dialogs like open file a…
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Comment #17169543
I doubt that France will be able to do this - they have many disadvantages comparing to USA: - high taxes - a lot of buerocracy - language burden to attract high qualified foreign …
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Comment #17168509
I have ~600 small business customers from the EU who are using my SaaS product and until now I received zero requests regarding GDPR. It seems it was the right decision to ignore t…
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Comment #17167800
Salaries in Europe are also very low for software developers. In Germany you will make on average 50-60K euro per year as a senior software developer. After tax this is less than 3…
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Comment #17157794
You don't need GDPR to hide your WHOIS records. Almost any domain registry provides WhoisGuard that will hide all your WHOIS data.