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If you have 2 clocks you have none.

Here's how you fix hiring... Have them demonstrate competency.

It's really easy to screen out people when you say "Hey - login to this VM and show me how to import raw data into postgres and run a report."

Or do whatever you're going to do.

My favorite story is from a particular sean who had a candidate that said they'd been using VM for 20 years, and when he went into a document the candidate hit j 200 times to go line 200.

Saying it's baffling is not explanatory. And whilst you say a lot you have failed to cursorsily discuss mitigating effects of insurance.

you're missing his point. Cal Grants removes an advantage that actually functions in the real world.

rice is meant to be an affordable staple food.

Citation needed.

Solution in search of a problem...

The same chunk of population "should" (??) think that the Israeli ancestors killed Jesus, and that the Jews will go to hell if they don't accept Jesus as their savior - so - people are weird.

The conversation you were looking for could not be found.

Who is the dictator here? Obviously the states that run these schools will raise taxes to fund the state schools, no?

"boot the grime of this world in the crotch, dear!"

Were you one of the many overemployed people that also worked at AWS?

There's no chance this is disinformation muddying the online argument to prevent people from intelligently concluding that this is a directed energy weapon, of course.

Pretending to be a whale doesn't seem like a sound principle to me. Subs don't follow the migratory paths of whales, as far as I know. Now, we just look for whales that are out of place and send a drone out to check.

Maybe you're right though, that overwhelming the signal pattern, similar to how SDI/Star Wars was deemed moot.

What value does "Ummm" provide in your response?

Who hurt you?

If they don't accept you, as a member of the HN community, I want you to do know, that as a Canadian, we accept you.

Yes. Make any mistakes you want - just apologize or go to rehab, all is well.

I heard MongoDB is webscale, yeah?

"against the property"

You probably think identity theft is a customer's problem, not the bank too.

Just because the narrative calls it something, doesn't make it right.

It's silly for a nation-state to sue cash, it should never have been considered reasonable.

outsource core competencies, sell good investments, deliver flawed projects, ride the hype that your CEO once was involved in a historical CPU.

Maybe it's time to buy puts on INTC.

You edited your post, which originally said CloudStrike. You make very bold criticisms for who gets the name of the company wrong.

You don't know George at all.

Who is CloudStrike?

I know a BSD. Half of the things you wrote above are wrong.

From scratch? Assembly scratch or transistor scratch?

Do you sell your art by the inch or the hour?

I have no idea what TFA means.

It's Crypto all the way down!

How do you know this is their view? I don't have any strong opinion or evidence to argue, but I'm curious if this is conjecture or inference or actual knowledge?

5 Years ago VMWare support was, in my opinion, absolutely gutter.

Calling in for any questions was met with a support tech who was actively hostile and tried their best to find some way to disqualify our ability to get support. The first trick was always Hardware Compatibility List ("HCL") followed by interrogating us about software versions. Before I get the cries of pity about all the dumb users who waste their time by not upgrading, we probably opened support cases twice weekly - and the same verification interrogation happened.

We'd routinely find situations where the stated support for SANs wasn't what it said, etc.

I'd have said it could not get worse, but reading what Broadcom is doing, I am convinced otherwise.

Anyone using VMWare for business critical things is likely in for both a huge pocket book hit and an even larger support headache.

“I have a map of the United States... Actual size. It says, 'Scale: 1 mile = 1 mile.' I spent last summer folding it. I hardly ever unroll it. People ask me where I live, and I say, 'E6.” ― Steven Wright