CitizenKane

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by CitizenKane 6y ago
It's certainly an impressive achievement and makes it pretty clear why Apple is transitioning away from Intel. I'm a bit surprised that the fact that this is on the TSMC 5nm process seems to be glossed over in the comments. Apple
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by CitizenKane 6y ago
Wanted to add some more kind words about XState. It's a key component of a project I'm working on now with some pretty atypical requirements relative to most web projects. It's been a lifesaver in that regard, and I think we
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by CitizenKane 6y ago
It could be useful in a number of scenarios. For instance you may want to resolve state between a front-end and a back-end, so the ability to make transitions on both could be very useful.
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by CitizenKane 6y ago
I've worked from home for quite a long time and building a social network is a hard aspect of it. Doing it during a pandemic is hard, but I made it a point to go do something almost every day when I started working from home. It made a
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AMD Ryzen 4000 APU Desktop Benchmarks Show Up to 90 Percent Uplift over Last-Gen(tomshardware.com)
2 points by CitizenKane 6y ago|0 comments
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by CitizenKane 6y ago
Throwing in a second opinion here for those curious. I've worked with a number of CI systems and had trouble with many. Gitlab CI has been the opposite of other experiences I've had with well over 10k jobs completed across differe
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by CitizenKane 7y ago
I hope this doesn't get entirely buried at this point, but I think you bring up something interesting with driving marginal costs down. Ostensibly both Uber and Lyft are doing the same thing, but with the item that will bring the margi
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by CitizenKane 7y ago
The shift for this is likely going to take some time. The design cycle for business machines is glacially slow. Even the first generation Ryzen CPUs are amazing for multitasking and general computing workloads. Zen 2 is quite a bit further
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by CitizenKane 7y ago
Not trying to just jump in an correct you, but there has actually been progress recently made in this area and we're starting to get a scientific understanding of what the Romans learned to do presumably through trial and error. Here&#
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by CitizenKane 8y ago
It's the unfortunate downside to these. Two of the dies don't have direct access to memory, but it seems like AMD didn't want to do a refresh of the pinouts and force socket updates. I suspect this will be left for the Zen 2
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by CitizenKane 8y ago
It could be the overall memory bandwidth. Being able to write to various sticks at the same time could do a lot, especially in a CPU with this many cores
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by CitizenKane 9y ago
It's actually linked in the article, this explains more about the working theory they have https://physicsworld.com/a/birds-measure-magnetic-fields-usi...
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by CitizenKane 9y ago
From what I'm aware, there are variety of reasons. In China opium use was common for a long time. However, smoked opium is less potent then consuming it in other fashions and generally speaking it was less available and more expensive.
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by CitizenKane 9y ago
For what it's worth I doubt many of those commented have ever lived (or even visited) China. It's easy to create a false equivalency when you have no real experience of the situation. This is a different situation, and it's s
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by CitizenKane 9y ago
Oh man, I worked with Kevin a long time ago in my first web dev job. I remember this existing even at that point. Cool to see it here, haven't thought about these things in a long time.
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by CitizenKane 9y ago
Thank you so much for this! It's something that's been kicking around in the back of my head for ages, but it was never a big enough priority for me to tackle. I'll definitely be checking it out!
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by CitizenKane 10y ago
This is the very approach that I use. I suppose in some ways it's like a "written" history for me. A reminder of the evolution of myself.
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by CitizenKane 10y ago
It's all about how temporary it is. A few days to a few weeks is definitely different then having something that sticks with you for at least a year. I'm sure the designs will change, as will the motivations for getting them. Beyo
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by CitizenKane 10y ago
I'm torn. On one hand, this invention will keep a lot of people from making the very common mistake of getting ink they don't like and can't remove. On the other hand, a beautiful part of this art form is that it is basically
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by CitizenKane 11y ago
Very fascinating continuing research! This group has been doing a number of studies on psychedelics and this is not their first rodeo. You can see some of their previous research here https://www.researchgate.net/publication
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by CitizenKane 11y ago
Watched the video yesterday and it's incredibly impressive work. I was actually a bit surprised this hadn't been done more often and had assumed (incorrectly) that it had. Nonetheless, I imagine we're going to see more projec
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by CitizenKane 11y ago
I'm very happy to see this. I've seen people with serious depression issues be completely turned around by a single dose of psilocybin. I'm not sure I would have believed it if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, but I&#x
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North Korean Nukes from the Product Engineering Perspective(codeincarnate.com)
2 points by CitizenKane 11y ago|0 comments
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by CitizenKane 11y ago
Looks like a great release! Can't wait to get this installed and going on our system. We use getAll almost everywhere, so that's going to be a very, very welcome improvement. Awesome to see Rethink continue to mature quickly and
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by CitizenKane 11y ago
We're definitely going to be expanding beyond Chrome to Safari , Firefox, and likely Edge once it has extension support. At the moment, we're still in feature development with the product, and Firefox is in the middle of changing
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by CitizenKane 11y ago
Hey Everyone, Just wanted to jump in here and say that me and my business partner are making a bookmarking app that falls in squarely in the visual and private corner of all these apps if you look at the article. It's called Linkship a
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by CitizenKane 11y ago
In terms of Single Page Application frameworks, Angular is very popular. Comparing it to jQuery doesn't really make sense as jQuery is a utility library and doesn't support all of the features that Angular has.
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by CitizenKane 11y ago
This is the comment I was looking for. There was definitely a lot of hand-wringing around the migration path from Angular 1 to 2, but I think the resolved the issue quite nicely. I've used it in production in a few scenarios and it&#x
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by CitizenKane 11y ago
This was done in China and happened with the Chinese version of the App Store. In all honesty, like many things on the Chinese web it's likely difficult to find these resources. Baidu isn't a very effective search engine and ther
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by CitizenKane 11y ago
Honestly, I think it's more a function of culture in medicine. I've had many doctors, and the majority of them I could charitably call callous. It hasn't been just my experience, but those of most people I know as well. That

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