approximately 10% of Singapore's workers are robots. We as smarter, wealthier nations should be able to significantly reduce if not eliminate most menial employment. Of course it should be said that robots don't earn a wage and pay taxes so I wont pretend the government has any great incentive to see such technologies implemented.

> # Performance counter stats for 'make -j96 vmlinux'

-j96 ...you flexing bruh ???

Shouldn't be too surprising that one of the core devs at the heart of modern computing infra has a Threadripper...

More importantly it shows the gains when already massively parallel (and perhaps on a single or dual core you don’t get as much gains as it doesn’t matter that the CPU has to go in order when you only have a few).

j96 really isn't that big of a deal these days if you have access to server hardware.

I read the first two sentences and immediately pondered "so how could one profit if they knew which volatile coin the bank kept as it's reserve?"

I wanna know who selling 87,000-hectares of land for $1

Gas rights for the land, not the land itself