Is EAAC similar to EAC where we’ll need a specifically compiled glibc?

What’s a token ring?

Also I’m pretty sure I still have a box of 3.5” they can have lol

Do they expect someone to work at cost for them? Running a company has overhead.

It sounds like they know what the code should do generally, but either didn’t design it to be debuggable or have no idea what they are doing.

Everyone has their own way of doing things and when you commit you need to make sure you deliver a quality product.

Bug hunting sucks, especially with other people’s design.

I’m guessing being able to turn it off and not change during an update is a business grade feature. I’m guessing at least windows 11 pro will come with a permanent off switch

To my knowledge, there isn’t. But you can ask the person to turn off recall. I’m going to be running 11 in a VM myself so /me shrugs

Hi ChatGPT, write code with no memory or logic errors to perform <thing you want to do>.

I’m not sure how to talk to ChatGPT, I’m assuming like Siri.

Nah fam.

Years ago it was “Don’t be evil”. Now it’s “Dont be evil™(1)(2)”

(1) it is okay to be evil if the profit would be outrageous (2) if it’s questionable, we ignore the evaluation to see how much profit it generates first

I only joke about Arch being the superior distro because, well, I use it and because it’s apparently a thing.

I actually don’t have any strong feelings about Ubuntu. It’s a distro. It works. I only use Arch because of the AUR (I’m lazy, okay?). I don’t have strong feelings about it either. Linux is configurable to basically exactly what you want. Once (or if) you get into customization you just pick the distro that allows you to get to what you want faster.

I do have strong feelings about Windows though.

Details, details… you gotta look at the bigger picture

So despite what they say, Arch IS the superior distro

Hey, even if Concorde failed doesn’t mean it wasn’t the first commercial plane to break the sound barrier.

I don’t know what it looks like now. In 2019, at least in one of the cities I went to, it seemed like everyone had a XiaoMi

A lot of valuation for these companies is not based on profitability, but rather on growth. So as long as you can show investors that you’re growing, they will buy in.

Also, what are the chances they don’t have a cheaper option of using GCP/AWD/Azure/etc?