Comment Re:Intended effect (Score 5, Interesting) 199
In the end they'll hire subcontractors in India who won't be in the office either.
This will prove your point 100%.
In the end they'll hire subcontractors in India who won't be in the office either.
This will prove your point 100%.
It's google, man.
Killed in 18 months.
As you were, sir.
That's wild.
I know some secretaries who switched to ooo when Microsoft did The Ribbon and never looked back.
It hadn't occurred to me this might still be a Word misfeature.
I thought Word 5.1 for Mac was close to ideal tho.
I am sure they take cold showers, walk barefoot to work, and insisted on minimum wage before quitting their soft, artistic jobs at such an unethical company.
j/k these are loser Marxists with luxury beliefs.
Learn to mine coal.
Six or seven fingers?
"The NoSQL movement is motivated by new kinds of applications, particularly web applications, that need massive scalability and high performance"
I submit that this covers the vast majority of applications.
I'd argue that the "vast majority of applications" neither need to be massively scalable nor of particularly high performance. The "vast majority of applications' are handling hundreds, not hundreds of millions of records and have a very small number of users. This is why you so often find spreadsheets being used as a "database" because they're very small specific problems being solved by individuals or very small teams.
They will ban you for saying anything that can remotely be taken as anti-trans.
One time, I got a week suspension for saying that we shouldn't be allowing people to surgically alter 5 year olds because they think they're one gender or another.
LK
No, they didn't put the cameras up for the purpose of rising revenue.
Riiight. Cities would never shorten yellow light times to increase revenue, resulting in reduced safety.
> That requires precision timing though.
And 0% chance of mechanical failure.
OR consciously make the lives/efficiency tradeoff.
Some people would accept that.
My $49 security cameras do object segmentation well enough to eliminate those two-minute red lights with noone else around except for the autistic cop hiding in the bushes.
That technology is good enough to optimize lights with 80% of the benefit and will continue to improve, getting times down (e.g. traffic wave approaching light about to turn yellow).
The last 20% needs realtime tracking and remote shutdown of all vehicles - which is the true goal of many technocrats.
Be on guard.
MOND is a class of hypotheses.
This article is motivated reasoning committing unforgivable composition error.
What a scientist does is test each hypothesis separately and see how theory and data correlate.
What a propagandist looking for funding does is throw out the scientific method to favor his friends.
One MOND hypothesis being ruled out is
Since Supersymmetric approaches are obviously not bearing fruit, all options should be on the table.
Even 'stretchy entanglement', non-Mach event horizons, and other odd non-DM, non-MOND hypothesis.
Dishonest tribal people should be excluded from science funding.
They had no choice but to steal the title of the fan film! All the other English words were taken!
Gods, this is why everybody hates Hollyweird. OK their Satanic, Pedo, and Spook stuff too.
We're in the engineering phase, not the theory phase.
That's really significant but few non-engineers can understand it.
Some dipshit non-engineer will say, "so 30 years away?" before this thread is over.
> inb4 it's blamed on climate change
Not going to happen.
"The sun's activity has no significant impact on Earth's variable temperatures!"
Think it'll be a scapegoat?
It seems so unlikely that 'a misconfiguration' could be the cause and somewhat likely that a rogue/malicious/fooled employee did this, so we should assume a preponderance of odds until evidence is provided to the contrary.
At least they didn't get the Whole Parler treatment.
There's a whole WORLD in a mud puddle! -- Doug Clifford
