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by AUmrysh 13y ago
This is why using Chinese chips in American military equipment is a bad idea, aside from the fact that ghost runs of popular chips can result in fake, non-working chips.
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
I'd really like to learn to implement a basic lisp in assembly. Do you know of any resources for doing this?
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
I think, just like any other syntactic sugar, it's fine if used with proper understanding of possible consequences. I'd like to see lisp use indention instead of parens like Python. I'm sure someone's done it and it isn&
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
I agree, I got a CT for something they could have stuck a camera or mirror in my mouth to see. They also billed me directly instead of my insurance. I can't help but think it had more to do with them making money than treating me.
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
The worst part of it is that it's easy to feel like it's your own fault when something like this happens. The real problem was the hiring manager misleading the applicant about what the job would be, but the OP clearly felt respon
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
The Wikipedia article on Diakatana[1] should tell you all you need to know. 1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daikatana#Reception_and_controv...
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
I never really felt much motion sickness from it, even in TF2. I didn't really enjoy playing that way, as I felt like I lost some of the control mouse+kb gives, but it's certainly immersive. petercooper hit on the big problems: th
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
I bet it has more to do with them pushing new cards and wanting users to replace them with new ones. I have the 560 Ti and it's capable of playing most current games comfortably. The newer cards seem to be able to do 4 monitors, but th
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
Even some of the Quadro cards (Q2000m in my personal experience) won't do more than 3 displays, and to do that requires changing bios settings which make games unplayable for the most part.
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
25 year old here, I agree. I only know enough of the frameworks I've learned to solve the problems I've come across. As far as compilers and ML... yeah, I know a little bit of that stuff, but it's far from common for people i
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
I got really burned out on programming my senior year at university and after 2 years of working alone on a massive web app. There are many other things I'd rather be doing, like running a company or killing people for money or somethi
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
Here's a bookmarklet I threw together. You can go to the link given by someone else and then click the bookmarklet to join their session. It messes up if you change pages, though. Maybe there's a way to fix that. Pretty interestin
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
Does anyone know how this would handle an iframe? Could this potentially be 'injected' into a page using bookmarklets? edit: so, it doesn't handle iframes. Bookmarklets work but are buggy.
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
Is this how they avoid having to reveal information they don't want public? Just throw an absurdly high fee on the FOIA request and nobody will ever know the truth? How sad.
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
My concerns were similar. What bus can be used which will be fast enough for all of the components to work together? Sticking a cpu, camera, memory, and screen on the same bus will cause an amazing bottleneck. How will the components be mad
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
One time I brought peanut butter in my luggage. It looks like plastic explosive on the scanner so they have to open it and test it. Our teacher actually advocated that we bring it and those 36 packs of AA batteries because they look like pl
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
That's the worst part of it, I'll find myself typing :w in other editors as I switch back and forth between vim and, say, xcode.
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
That's the real problem. They're selling a premium phone, and many people don't want a premium phone purchased at a premium price.
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
They're probably carefully going over the specific legal interpretation of every word, phrase, and sentence being released in order to cover their own asses legally and politically.
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
I had no trouble using the mouse+kb with the rift. Also, the Razer Hydra seems to be the controller people are converging on. I believe Carmack will have a huge impact on getting other developers to adopt the Oculus VR tech. It's one t
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
My only suggestion is to use hinting once the card number input is complete to suggest the user then fill out the name and expiration date. Also I think when pressing tab to go to the next input, you should have the order be: card number -&
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
It appears that the source data download at the bottom of the page is broken, it gives an XML file with two fields saying AccessDenied. edit: it's working now This is some great information to think about concerning Android fragmentati
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
The only place I've seen appropriate use of a carousel is on game review websites where they're showing the latest news/reviews/whatever. Those seem to work pretty well, although I rarely use them to navigate, sometimes
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
I think they can target both markets. Honestly, the Pixel seems overpriced for what it's intended to do, but if you plan on installing linux on it, you'll probably get your money's worth. I think the lower priced chromebooks
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
Didn't stop it from happening when I loaded the page :(
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
Wild guess: Cars generate a lot of heat, most of the power in an internal combustion engine is lost as heat (they're something like 30% efficient). The engine block and body absorb the heat when operating, and when the cars are shut of
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
What's the thought process behind voiding his passport? Wouldn't it be easier for the CIA to kidnap him from South America compared to Russia?
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
What if you played it where the square selected is the direction you move to go to the next board. If the player selects the center square on a board, that board must be played again. If the player selects the left square, the board to the
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
Having grown up in public schools in the southern US, I don't understand why we focus so much on memorizing formulas but not the underlying concepts or how they apply to other things. The power of math is the ability to abstract other
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
I found an article that claims a new technology could allow 10TB/in^2. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/10/121010083826.ht... With that, it would only require 1.639*10^6 cubic meters.

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