or to teach that again
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or to teach that again
I don't know much about video compression, does that mean that a codec like h264 is not parallelizable?
I think it was advertised as very water proof, like water would pearl on it.
It's probably full of PFAS, no idea if it has been leeching PFAS, but I know it's not very waterproof anymore, so that might be a worrying clue.
People now identify themselves as belonging to a social class by subtle cues, it's like an unconscious messaging system to signal that you belong to some sort of club.
That's what "being raised right" means now.
It's now backwards to check if someone comes from a good or rich, noble family.
Instead, we check other subtle things.
Spend 5 min with anybody, and you can somehow know if that person can belong to your group of friends.
It's like animal checking each other' scents to accept them in a group.
It's all make believe
Can confirm
I'm a c++ dev, with excellent senior tests, but low experience, and no degree in France. 3 years without a job.
I yearn for a new pandemic.
Fortunately, I learned how to live without a job, found other things to do and how to live a life. Welfare is generous, and I have good savings.
Honestly I don't really want to work in software anymore. If there is a job offer and recruiters are calling me, I answer and I accept.
But I'm not applying to all positions I can see and I won't run after them.
And I don't think it's going to hurt enough in 10 or 20 years.
The pain will come slowly, people won't see it.
It's like going back to the middle age so slowly, that the population don't realize or feel it.
And honestly, wars and trump are making climate concerns so difficult to think about.
Maybe one day that will change
Storing cold during the night is probably more efficient
I thought about making ice blocks with a freezer on my balcony, probably not a good idea
I don't see many "fair" benchmarks about this, but I guess it is probably difficult to properly benchmarks module compilation as it can depend on cases.
If modules can reach that sort of speedup consistently, it's obviously great news.
it's just retaliation
and obviously, trump will play into this
Data collection is not the source of the problem because people give their data willingly
Do you think data collection is a problem in China, or do you think the government and rule of law is the problem?
Companies collecting data is not the true problem. Even when data collection is illegal, a corrupt government that doesn't respect the rule of law doesn't need data collection.
I often say that "hard sciences" have often progressed much more than social/human sciences.
It's more like an occupation
Make them interact and do things, generally they will be less toxic because it will reduce their online disinhibition effect.
Make them have meals, meet, walk at the park, whatever.