EddieRingle

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by EddieRingle 9y ago
I remember reading about Goodyear releasing a "spherical wheel" concept in early 2016: http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/a19747/goodyear-eagle-3...
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
> Google would love to release Android versions independently of drivers, the way Windows works. Which they'll be able to do with Project Treble: https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2017/05/here-comes
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
It accepts a parameter to set the minimum supported SDK version, so it will exclude newer DEX features in that case.
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
> I’m not going to spend any length of time on (1); if anyone wishes to provide details as to how nearly every statement about gender in that entire document is actively incorrect,¹ and flies directly in the face of all research done in
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
The top sentence is followed by three full paragraphs you clipped out. Only then do we reach the bottom statement you've quoted, albeit in the source is prefaced with the following: > Now, treating people as dichotomous sexes is exa
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
Thanks! However after looking through the slide deck, it seems that the author tries to argue that because mathematic ability isn't so important in CS, biological differences can't explain the disparity between the men and women i
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
There were quite a few Medium posts as well. But no, I completely agree with you. I've discussed with others recently about how I'd love to have a tool or place where I can search for a given assertion and see the (scientific) evi
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
One of my first exposures to this "manifesto" was on Twitter with someone starting a thread with "Google has a Nazi problem." The majority of the other responses I read either attacked the author, dismissed the entire te
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
Honest question: is the goal really to have a 50/50 split of men and women employed in the field? Because that's the general sense I get when the existing distribution numbers are cited. If so, why is that the goal? And why is pos
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Git v2.14.0(lkml.iu.edu)
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
I don't have a coffee maker, but I just tried this with my Philips Hue lights and it was able to get the right state even after I turned the lights off manually through the Hue app.
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
What happens when sensible humans are no longer at the helm?
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
To make critical fixes to packages in the standard library, one must wait 6 months for a new version of Go to ship (or a point release has to be shipped in the case of security issues, which drains team resources).
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Contributors Summit – The Go Blog(blog.golang.org)
4 points by EddieRingle 9y ago|1 comments
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Android Bug Swatting with Sanitizers(android-developers.googleblog.com)
1 points by EddieRingle 9y ago|0 comments
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
I posted the announcement via Phoronix here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14892967 But this one is probably better as it's coming from Khronos directly.
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OpenGL 4.6 Released with Vulkan/SPIR-V Ingestion, Parallel Shader Compiles(phoronix.com)
3 points by EddieRingle 9y ago|0 comments
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Khronos Announces the Vulkan Portability Initiative(khronos.org)
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Open Source Radeon ProRender(gpuopen.com)
1 points by EddieRingle 9y ago|0 comments
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
In addition to what other replies stated, you can read Google's documentation on how open source projects (official and unofficial are released) here: https://opensource.google.com/docs/
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
Why something like this instead of—for instance—a wiki?
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Developer Preview 4 now available, official Android O coming soon(android-developers.googleblog.com)
19 points by EddieRingle 9y ago|6 comments
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
> I think this issue deserves a more thorough response because there are a lot of misrepresentations in the article. From the article: > Smith also said that most of the negative reaction was due to confusion around what the tools act
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Shut the HAL Up(android-developers.googleblog.com)
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
> To minimize disruption, each change will require > careful thought, planning, and tooling, which in > turn limits the number of changes we can make. > Maybe we can do two or three, certainly not more than fi
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
I posted this earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14762299
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
I posted this earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14762299
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Planning for Go 2 announced(twitter.com)
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
> I think we use toml for the Runner since it is written in Go and should be deployed on another server. Couldn't you just parse YAML in Go, or TOML in Ruby? (Or why not give the option of multiple formats?)
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by EddieRingle 9y ago
I was sort of hoping this would determine code ownership based on who wrote the lines being modified in the patch. This solution is simple and still useful, though.

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