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Location: Europe Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, Python, .NET, APIs, full-stack Résumé/CV: Email: jambandic @ gmail dot com

I'm a senior Go consultant, having 5+ years of Go experience and over 15 overall.

From the article: > Apple boss Tim Cook blamed a "pause" as customers wait for the next iPhone.

Are you, primarily, a developer? Did you find enough scenarios where i7-6950X feels justified, aside from rendering, encoding where this CPU really shines? What does the rest of the setup look like?

Thanks!

Intel's multicore CPUs (hexa-core and octa-core chips) have been available for for Intel's socket B/R systems, which are the HEDT grade. These systems came with a price premium, which isn't exactly the case for R5 and even R7 builds.

Finally, multicore for the masses. A 6C12T based workstation is also a sweet spot for development work.

First, while it's a noble goal, to save the world requires a position of power. So, your goal is to obtain some power. The problem with power is that it corrupts, and it may happen that once you yield significant amount of power, you may not want to use it as you may have originally intended to, because it might be too risky and as a result, you could lose it.

Second - thus, your goal now is to maintain the achieved level of power and look for ways to enlarge it.

Keep in mind that many people don't really care about the good in the world, let alone saving it. Their perspective is a personal one, I'd say even a selfish one.

Mr. Ha

Quite unreal.