But that combination costs around 230 Swiss Franks versus 75 Swiss Franks for a Hyperx Cloud Alpha.
Kazumara
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You mean the fact that you can have a hash called %foo, an array called @foo and a scalar called $foo all at the same time?
Yes, exactly. Those definitions aren't clashing, so they must have separate namespaces.
it’s pretty easy to just not do that…
I wouldn't do that either, but my colleage apparently did. So far I'm having a harder time reading perl than writing it.
Oh maybe they will release it for real now? I mean ending the exclusion.
Obviously not. Its a language generator with a bit of chat modeling and reinforcement learning, not an Artificial General Intelligence.
It doesn't know anything, it doesn't retain memory long term, it doesn't have any self identity. There is no way it could ever truthfully respond "I know that I wrote that".
unexpected bits of flexibility
The worst one I stumbled across while reading a colleagues script was the three separate namespaces for symbols of type scalar, array, and hash.
I don't know, but it kind of feels like they wouldn't have taken me as a network engineer for a national ISP if I had studied business administration instead of computer science.
Maybe I'm missing the point of the question. Right now the answer just seems to be "obviously yes"
The content isn't anything to write home about. I don't really get it.
It's not about the server being strong or weak. Good server is the one you associate with your own projects and hobby, bad server is the one you associate with work and oblications :-)
No, I use the old desktops for that.
Old laptops usually seem to go to other people:
- My first one I gave one to a girl who's house burned down in my street.
- The second one went to my ex who is on really hard financial times and the old Macbook she got from another good soul died on her.
- The third one I traded in with my mom who really wanted a light one, and in exchange she contributed to...
- My fourth one that had more power for compiling things in my studies. This one I still have and use occasionally.
Click the first link in the article, in the older post they talk about their stboot bootloader. It does what you suspect, loads the OS image from a different computer which has signed base images.