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DivisionSol
7y ago
All the more reason for companies to focus on true innovation instead of milking IP licensing. All the more reason to make it profitable for fabs to exist within the US.
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7y ago
* The demand/supply of customized compute, or specialized compute, will accelerate. Utilizing dirt-cheap technology of bygone eras will allow fabs to spring up and satisfy the niche demands of various industries. GPUs were a bridge for
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7y ago
Hard disagree, at least, for the next 5 years. We’re still struggling to maintain “previous version” information density and “previous version” performance in all the various websites and apps that are undergoing redesigns. An AI will not p
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7y ago
I was about to go in fully to this style at most ~2 weeks ago. It's another forcing function to be cognizant of what exactly you're working on at a given time. (Speaking from JavaScript land,) don't update the packages, fix t
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7y ago
That's a shame... There is a bit of fun figuring out routing, but, I don't think that is an opinion that applies to most.
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7y ago
Just want to counter this sentiment and say I love the fact they are targeting KiCad. A good way to incentivize the free, open source tool. Most hobbyists don't need more than 2 layers, and that seems like something that can be eventua
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7y ago
1. Yes, love avoiding nested if-statements. 2. Yes, similar to my love my avoiding nesting, I too like avoiding indentation. Switch -> Case -> Statement+Break vs Object -> Key/Value. 3. I think this example dips a bit into the
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7y ago
Thank you so much. Love hackernews sometimes. I saw this man’s videos many years ago and the various ideas always kinda stuck. While wanting to spin up a new project I attempted to find him and his videos again, but it was very hard to find
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7y ago
I've been considering pasting this: https://killedbygoogle.com/ every time the argument comes up. Maybe Google proponents will make one for other companies notorious for killing services, but at least for now, the Goog
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8y ago
I’ll bite and say the reason this failed was the convience. If you merely set a carton of eggs on a weighted shelf and it would automatically order more when you’re low, it might’ve done better, and, been more generalist. I’ll offer the opt
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8y ago
I want to push back on this notion a little bit. I think non-waterfall is plenty fine for hardware development. If you structure your product development cycle as a series of (design, build, test, feedback) steps, you get that valuable feed
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8y ago
HeartFlow Positions open in Redwood City, CA, Austin, TX, London, and more. What we do: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TRuHtpHRuA Who we're hiring: https://www.heartflow.com/careers Machine Learning,
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8y ago
I gotta say this is a very topical read. Was messing around last week or so trying to learn some x86 Assembly from scratch (Linux subsystem on Windows,) and memory was very much a sticking point. Seeing this is helping me grok just what is
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8y ago
I would highly recommend any Zachtronics game to anyone who enjoys programming as a hobby. Exapunks this time around was lovely, along the same vein as TIS-100 and Shenzen I/O, less like Spacechem/Opus Magnum/Infinifactory (w
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8y ago
It might not be much from a random comment on Hacker News, but after confirming on your profile (2012... 17 content drops... Sounded familiar.) Path of Exile is an absolute treasure. GGG is one of the companies on my short-list of inspirati
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8y ago
No, that probably isn't a can of breakfast pizza, just looks like a recipe that's usually printed on cans of vegetables. Further, if you were worried that breakfast pizza was something unusual, it's just normal pizza, not spe
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8y ago
This is one of the reasons I'm such a fan of Vue.js. Using the vue-loader, you write single-file 'components' which all their included templating, logic, and style. While not EXACTLY what the promise of "Web Components&q
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9y ago
Hey everyone, This is a project I've worked on haphazardly over the past year and a half, only going full steam during the past two or so months. A loot-based programming 3D game in the browser. The basic premise: beat up enemies, gath
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Show HN: CodeJunkers – HTML5 Loot-Based Programming Game
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9y ago
What? Why.
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10y ago
http://i.imgur.com/dAkAa8z.png Posted on Reddit twice, (first initial spike once I finished it, second spike when I added more of the cases.) That's about the extent. Got me all the Google-juice I need to ride it out.
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10y ago
Make a website that focuses on making a certain part of an upcoming videogame easier. Add ads. Make a Reddit post. $$$. Personal example: http://cases.goaggro.com/ (CS:GO case opening simulator) Other examples: http:/
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10y ago
Hey everyone, I recently put together a prototype of a game for teaching devops/backend server stuff. You navigate through servers and deploy new instances as needed. Currently it is a set of structured tutorials to get your familiar w
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Show HN: Stratusville – Game-Based Learning for Devops
(stratusville.com)
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Hey, I made two videos for both sides of the finalists matches: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVGbLH3P2j0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuPzEfJpfPY Working on getting the quality better.