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I'm guessing it goes back to the 70-20-10 employee grading nonsense.

Perhaps you could bring your idea to your local hackerspace.

What do you mean that they aren’t even good programmers?

Penguin Computing is larger than 88x31.

> Data engineers don't work with machine learning at all.

This very much depend on the company. From experience DE is used as a catch-all title.

"Someone has to say it:" It's weird that they are pretending to do some cutting edge/against-the-grain journalism/research in this article.

I'm guessing it's an equivalent to an expensive watch, fashion label handbag, reddit gold, video game skin.

We'll see, my bet is that nothing catastrophic will happen as a result of layoffs and hiring freeze at Twitter.

Twitter doesn't need "best people" - it's not innovating and hasn't been for a very long time.

Could someone explain why they've used a constant sp instead of hardcoding the primes? How was it created, did someone manually hardcoded the bits then converted into a number?

It's possible there aren't opportunities in your city/country. Did you look into relocation or remote work? There are companies that organize relocation, set up etc. I know in Poland for example they accept pretty much everyone with a heartbeat due to demand.

In the 2min intro the fed claims he took down Anonymous. Interesting.

> Summary: If energy is free and doesn't impact anything then of course you would want to use more of it.

I'm not convinced if this is always the case. I'm sure this is already a topic of interest in psychology but I guess that unless there is a reward for using the energy there wouldn't be consumption on the individual level.

As I'm writing this my CPU is at 2% and GPU at 1% utilization. I'm not actively looking for ways to utilize this even though it's (for the sake of argument) free.

It seems crazy that for 1/3 of the cost of Figma you can buy a company that has 9k employees and can build you a nuclear reactor.

Having worked in Unity I'd take engineering advice from their top execs with a grain of salt.

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What we're seeing now is a continuous dilution of the original internet culture of hackers and nerds: selfless knowledge sharing, narrow, specialized communities, critical thinking, valuing intelligence. Content was produced by people who were objectively passionate and knowledgeable about the subject. This content was then peer-verified, shared and discussed which ensured quality.

Nowadays everyone is a content creator, the quality and originality of the content is not important. Contrarian ideas, not following trends is a sure way to loose views, subscribers.

The hackers are holed up in their information bubbles and have no impact on the internet culture and the internet as a whole.

He could have just played Farming Simulator.

I've noticed plenty of websites now do this.

By Taiwan.

Potentially sending gas via this pipeline was one of the last remaining bargain cards for Russia. In case of harsh winter they could use it to pressure European countries (cough Germany cough) into lifting the sanctions. There is no logical reason as to why Russia would have been attacking it's own pipeline.

By the same logic a writer from Turkey which was part of Western Bloc should be called a western writer? What about a writer from Japan?

I'm sorry if the response was blunt, nevertheless people really have to take a responsibility for their education and not make inflammatory comments about history of the parts of the world they don't understand or are unwilling to understand.

There is plenty of information regarding history of Lviv and this region in general. It's long and sad, tragic and sometimes beautiful but never simple.

Besides, I found that most people who feign ignorance know history very well and use it for their own agenda. If you know what to search in someone post history it becomes more or less obvious.

Even if he was a communist it still wouldn't make him soviet.

> I don't know enough history

Clearly.

I think he's either intellectually lazy or dishonest vis a vis my other comments. Even the publishing date in this case is suspect, every single source I could find it lists it as 1992 and not 1991. Either way I'd expect better from someone who is an University teacher.

> PATRICK MCGINTY (...) teaches in the Department of Languages, Literatures, Cultures, and Writing at Slippery Rock University

Poland was never part of Soviet union.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_Union

Lem wasn't Soviet, he was Polish. It's strange he also considers Victor Pelevin to be a Soviet writer as all his novels were released after 1991.

I think a more interesting question would be whether the design actually makes any difference or if the airflow just depends on the free/unobstructed area.

Could you perhaps please list the courses you're referring to?