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4y ago
I stopped caring about the look after I started putting my $650 12 Mini in a Quadlock case which by itself is kind of dorky. I don't even care about the color anymore. Whenever I take it out to clean it looks brand new.
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It looks like a pretty sophisticated GISel implementation, native without any DAGISel fallback. Pretty cool. They should probably email Chris Lattner for an ELF.h EM_xxx number even if they don't submit it. I like it.
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I wonder if a Mac repair shop would do this mod, perhaps if I sourced the thermal pad myself.
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> now it became some weird tech behemoth And coincidentally Craig Newmark is a billionaire.
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4y ago
No, the questions are listed in the Supplement section of the paper. They aren't prefaced by anything like In the event of a civil war, would you ....
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4y ago
Similar experience. I worked in Europe, Switzerland and then Italy, and got hooked on great cappuccinos and espressos. In fact, I didn't drink coffee of any form before I moved to Geneva. But when I came back to the states, after a bri
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4y ago
Mad Max A Boy And His Dog Death Race 2000 ...
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Hard to say. a16z invested in Adam Neumann's crypto startup.
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Why? Well, LLVM IR is pretty low level. Lattner and company learned when doing Swift that analyses and optimizations were more easily done with a higher level IR. So they created the higher level Swift IR and analyzed and optimized in that
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> However, companies are a place for work. That is a fine rule if work expects nothing of you when you clock out at 5 pm.
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18 years and 9 months . Zeihan is very funny. I don't think he is particularly 'smart' (wait for me a second here). I think he instead makes obvious conclusions from undeniable evidence like demographics and geography. The &
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Netscape Navigator wasn't the first internet browser. It wasn't the second either. It came along in 1994, four years after Tim Berners-Lee introduced the WorldWideWeb browser.
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It's hard to take A16Z seriously after they opened a crypto fund and invested in Adam Neumann.
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I wonder why it’s not possible to route around weather. We have slowed shipping (Slow Steaming) because no one was willing to pay the extra fuel cost for the faster transits. We’re very good at nowcasting and forecasting weather globally an
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Anything by Rachel Carson. Anything by Donald Knuth. He even teaches good writing in Mathematical Writing . I always thought IBM held a high standard for their writing. So anything from the IBM System/370 Principles of Operation to
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4y ago
No, they aren't simply removing them. They are replacing them with new ones tuned for a slower more efficient speed. http://www.oldsaltblog.com/2013/03/container-ship-nose-jobs-...
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You're talking about Slow Steaming but these ships still use a bulbous bow. Indeed older ships are actually being taken into dry dock and re-nosed to tune the cruising speed down to a slower more efficient speed. What happened was th
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What it doesn't have is a bulbous bow which at a critical cruising speed sets up a counter bow wave to reduce hull drag. So the X-Bow probably isn't efficient for ocean transiting tankers and container ships.
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DCRainMaker was pretty successful with the Strava kerfuffle where Strava had abruptly ended 3rd party data sync to Apple Health https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2022/03/strava-abruptly-ends-3rd... and then eventually b
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I installed it via homebrew on an M1 and got “VSCodium” can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software. From what I can tell from https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/issues/228 I have
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1. Network Byte Order is Big Endian. 2. x86, ARMv8 and RISC-V are Little Endian. 3. IBM 360 through s390x are Big Endian. 4. MIPS, PowerPC and ARM can be bysexual.
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How do I pull something like LLVM 14.0.0 by tag?
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Are they less likely than non-CCW permit holders?
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Pink-Slip Party Etiquette
(computerworld.com)
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The CEO should be able to spreadsheet an argument at the all hands meeting to the remaining employees that they are now profitable and/or have 48 months of runway. Of course, employees are always unrestricted free agents. They can weig
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Moonrise isn't until 8:04pm YC time. But the eclipse itself will have already begun at 6:32 pm. The eclipse is today YC time but tomorrow GMT.
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The English translation of this essay was published in 2021.
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Many of the Crusoe people moved over from Transmeta to Stexar which was acquired by NVIDIA.
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I switched over and mostly use Skim for doc viewing but I have used Preview for merging PDFs. I won't install Acrobat anymore. https://skim-app.sourceforge.io
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Struct packing has its points for small structs. Indeed, you can reduce cache use and increase cache locality. However for large structs, page aligned structs, the cache lines will be constrained to a particular set. Moreover, pointer follo
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