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me? I'm a software guy. i dont really care much about the hardware. i want the thing to be stable and not have to worry about driver support on linux but i'm perfectly happy to let someone more knowledgable make those decisions for me. but software? i like coding _a lot_ and i love learning about the latest algorithms and monads. even if they're of no practical use, it's all super interesting to me. i guess...as long as the hardware can execute my code, i'm happy with it.
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no way op the harder... the better 
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unless you mean hard vs soft wares in which case I guess it depends on the situation??
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like if the wares is slippers, then def soft but if it’s for cooking, then it needs to be hard
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hardware is inherently better and analog hardware is the most hard ware ever got
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People who are really serious about software should make their own hardware.
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hardware because software developers are overpaid whiny babies
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you can't have both
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i think the whole thing is overrated, tbqh
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hardware because you can have useful hardware without software (but also depending on how you define “software”), but can you have software without hardware?
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OldAlias posted:hardware because you can have useful hardware without software (but also depending on how you define “software”), but can you have software without hardware? yeah you can code without a computer. it's just a set of instructions. if you can get a group of people and make them respond to instructions for you can program them..people software.
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nothing like the new hardware feeling
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nothin like slammin some software into the rack????
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hifi posted:nothing like the new hardware feeling Captain Foo posted:nothin like slammin some software into the rack????
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software can also be hardware if it’s on a CD or DVD
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Dec 11, 2017 02:32
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Captain Foo posted:nothin like slammin some software into the rack???? personally i find that if its slamming into a rack, software quickly becomes hardware
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pram posted:software can also be hardware if it’s on a CD or DVD but weirdly it is still software if it is on one of those 5” floppies that bend and are softer.
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:yeah you can code without a computer. it's just a set of instructions. if you can get a group of people and make them respond to instructions for you can program them..people software. build the pyramids with this one weird trick
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i will acknowledge that software is never a burden
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Dongslayer. posted:build the pyramids with this one weird trick another problem you can solve with c
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i offer hardware as a service
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Dongslayer. posted:build the pyramids with this one weird trick ok how about uber, but for corvée labor summon pyramid builders with one tap on your phone. this is really catching on with monarchs near you
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Goku, OP.
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AWS appears to have created their own iLo to manage bare metal servers, I wonder why it took so long.quote:Announcing Amazon EC2 Bare Metal Instances (Preview)
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the harder the better, baby
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MrMoo posted:AWS appears to have created their own iLo to manage bare metal servers, I wonder why it took so long. but can it run node?
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pram posted:software can also be hardware if it’s on a fpga
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