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It's really fascinating to read about these in hindsight. But yeah, it must have been a nightmare for them.

They already have a arm chipset working as controller in the latest iMac. I'm sure their end goal would be to get rid of intel as soon as they can. Using intel chipset gives them uncertainty. It leaves control out of their hand.

Yes exactly.

I think apple had this huge lead when they introduced x64 out of the blue. Over time other players will catch up, I guess. But yeah, apple's engineering team have been doing an excellent job. I'm excited about google's inclusion though. They already make great tpu's.

I think he's trying to decentralize the centralized part of git. Makes sense?

>It is also a bit strange to see it not in a form of "hey, we really care about free software, so we ported this part to use a free compiler, here's the performance comparison, here are the unit tests, here are the build instructions", but rather in asking someone else to spend considerable effort on implementing this.

I seem to see this shift in ideology from People.

Exactly!

I find swift and python to be more elegant in terms of expressiveness. Only issue with swift is that it's ABI isn't stable yet and still not official support for windows (I think, will need to check this).

are you that saying based on his contributions or the actual projects he's created? Because former doesn't make any sense to me.

Also, the aur community seems to be very active.

I don't mind ads. What I do mind is intrusive behaviour of ads on a webpage. Some of the sites even crash my browser. I fear that, more we block ads, the more they'll find a way to show ads to users. And I fear that adblocker's might lose in this cat and mouse game.

Do you hire freshers currently?

I've no issues using it on PC. But, I don't like the Firefox UI on Mobile. Also, the fact that I can't set it default just makes me stick to safari, which isn't bad either.

Not necessarily. Linux subsystem is really a helpful feature for web developers indeed.

It really depends. Sometimes a specialised developer would be more helpful than an general developer.

Not if you're a developer. It has all other features stripped down. Even a photo viewer is absent. Linux subsystem is at beta level, no store (there are some good apps on the store), also no new windows features (fluent design, emoji?, gpu tracking in task manager, etc... you get the idea).

Granted not everyone needs this.

IIRC Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB is for Specialized systems—such as PCs that control medical equipment, point-of-sale systems, and ATMs.

I wouldn't recommend to a developer or an average user.

Have they figured out any other viable business model? It seems like twitter is still struggling to find profit.

Thanks!

I don’t know. Sometimes I’ve difficulty with comprehension. I don’t know how to explain. I thought it was better to ask then to assume. Makes sense?

Ok, I this might sound pesky but what's Linus referring to when he says "my kernel". Is he referring to his personal kernel or Linux kernel in general.

You replied to wrong comment.

This is first time I'm hearing it but NDP seems really cool. I like the idea of augmenting the memory and peripheral devices with intelligence.

Makes sense. Thanks for the video.

Do you sponsor VISA for internationals ?

any chance for Newly-grads?

Do you sponsor VISA for internationals ?

ok so I see that reducing fab size gives lot of benefits and they have steadily done so for past couple of decades. In doing so maybe they overlooked on design or other factors? And now that we've hit the wall on fab sizes (purportedly), maybe they can double their efforts on other factors.

I see. I wonder what there strategy would be like? To double the efforts in reducing fab size or in other factors.

Sorry. here's the link. You'd love it.

[3]: https://www.ops-class.org