Entalpi

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by Entalpi 8y ago
Valid question to be honest. Life is hard. Everyone knows that in order to lose some qeight all you need to do is exercise more and eat less. Still we have trouble with obescity in the world. I believe that sometimes we underestimate the st
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by Entalpi 8y ago
“/../ hundreds still tumbled into unemployment with no safety net from their company.“ To be honest a company that can “barely keep its head above water” wont be in shape to provide a lot of support. That is kind of the point, if
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by Entalpi 8y ago
Hands down one of the best textbooks on a CS topic that I have read. It was actually FUN to read. If your trying to get started in OS fundamentals and such this is a great book to start with.
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by Entalpi 8y ago
So, it might basically be ”worth” it to just smash your device(s) instead of refusing and paying the fee. Im not gonna do that, just raising an interesting point.
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by Entalpi 8y ago
Only two choices seems like way too low of options. :/
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by Entalpi 8y ago
Look at how other countries in the world fund these things. Germany even made University free for foreigners.
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by Entalpi 8y ago
Blaiming peoples behaviour on entertainment products is a very weak claim. Might as well blaim the gun violence on video games.
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by Entalpi 8y ago
This read to me as if you were putting my thoughts and life into text. I am currently 24 and an exchange student in München, Germany. I will soon leave Bavaria and return to Sweden in order to finish up my masters. Been working on the side
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Show HN: Conway's Game of Life in the terminal(github.com)
1 points by Entalpi 8y ago|2 comments
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by Entalpi 8y ago
I remember paying $1850 for my MBP late 2013 which was the entry model of the 15”. The ”same” model starts at $2800. Given this was 2013 and I remember Apple increasing the price twice. One time because of exchange rates and one time when t
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by Entalpi 8y ago
In matemathics (and thus HPC/scientific computing/image processing/data science/scientific computing/etc) it is very common to multiply different matrices together which SIMD brings huge speedups for.
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by Entalpi 8y ago
C is beautiful because it is so barebones. It does not hide data behind complex language feature that describe some runtime behaviour it is just bits and bytes moving around. A bit of a romanticed view but that is atleast the feeling I got
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by Entalpi 8y ago
There seems to be common misconception that GDPR only applies to the geographical region that is the EU, this is false. GDPR applies to all Europeans, independent of location.
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by Entalpi 8y ago
Bacteria modfied to produce human insulin is technically an GMO. It has also saved a lot of lives.
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by Entalpi 8y ago
It is literally an educational leaflet that helps people to prepare IF something happens.
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by Entalpi 8y ago
In some countries this kind of loan scheme would be deemed profiteering and thus illegal.
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by Entalpi 9y ago
I guess it depends on what work you do. As for writing software macOS is nice since it is quite close to Linux and does contain a lot of the UNIX-thinking. Windows is, IMHO, a user experience mess. Mac is more gentle and aimed to be simple
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by Entalpi 9y ago
I thought Jupyter Notebooks were pretty much left in favor of Jupyter Lab. JupyterLab: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab
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by Entalpi 9y ago
My two cents are whenever something seems hard/impossible/infuriating/etc, take a break then seek dofferent sources on the material. A lot of times I have been hung up on something only to find that things make much more sens
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by Entalpi 9y ago
I am writing a rendering engine that I try to keep minimal and clean while having some cool computer graphics stuff in it. Although it is in modern C++. :-) It uses a deferred rendering pipeline and currently I am trying to get light volume
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by Entalpi 9y ago
Maybe have the government provide funding for parties and thus making them independent on other sources of money?
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by Entalpi 9y ago
X10 is kind what you are describing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X10_(programming_language)
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What happens wages dont keep up with inflation?
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by Entalpi 9y ago
Except for the fact that meat consumption is a major resoirce drain on the planet as a whole. Just think about the amount of land, energy, water, medicine and time it takes to produce one kilogram of meat and contrast this with alternative
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by Entalpi 9y ago
”/../socialism has proved a catastrophic failure in its remaining strongholds in Venezuela, North Korea and Cuba.”. Holy Smokes that seems a bit rough on socialism. Just because some countries are extremes does not mean the whole
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by Entalpi 9y ago
People do not want safety features untill the need of safety features.
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by Entalpi 9y ago
This is amazing!
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by Entalpi 9y ago
Sounds like you know how it is like leaving your country and tranversing the whole European contintent. Tell us when do you stop fleeing and merely running away from war?
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by Entalpi 9y ago
TLDR: Databases shipped to foreign soil, used by consultants without security clearance. This seems to get a bit bigger by the day. We usually do not have scandals and such high profile activities but this is pretty huge tbh. :(
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by Entalpi 9y ago
For the uninitiated; what good does this PSP to the system?

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