FartyMcFarter

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by FartyMcFarter 8y ago
Well that will teach me to read stuff just before sleeping...
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by FartyMcFarter 9y ago
Pointers are easier to read than non-const references though (since they're more explicit).
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by FartyMcFarter 9y ago
Assuming that the housing supply is finite, the poorest person living in a city is also displacing a different potential resident, just as much as a medium income person, right? Yet gentrification is always portrayed as the "richer&quo
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by FartyMcFarter 9y ago
> No specific obfuscation was needed as the algorithms already have a significant complexity. Hehe...
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by FartyMcFarter 9y ago
Don't contractors have managers that are supposed to, well, manage them?
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by FartyMcFarter 9y ago
> If I were to backdoor an IC, I'd use the third-party IP method. It would be much easier to sneak something in that way. I'm not a hardware designer, but I imagine that restricting a backdoor to a specific block might make it
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by FartyMcFarter 9y ago
Did that journalist ever do plane trips? I recall reading that for many people that is the single biggest thing that accounts for their emissions.
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by FartyMcFarter 9y ago
Thanks!
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by FartyMcFarter 9y ago
> It wasn't long ago that they were only doing 1000 per week for the Model 3, so why (fundamentally) couldn't they increase it to near 6000 in a few months, too? It was almost 4 months ago that they hit a peak rate of 1000 per
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by FartyMcFarter 9y ago
> Musk said he wants all parts of the company ready to prepare 6,000 Model 3 cars per week by the end of June, triple the rate Tesla has achieved in the recent weeks. This sounds like madness, and I wonder if anyone believes them. Has an
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by FartyMcFarter 9y ago
The big problem is that migrating to Python 3 can result in silent runtime bugs. Here's a scary case: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22288604/lambda-function...
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by FartyMcFarter 9y ago
> There's a reason why no modern processor is in-order. You can still have out-of-order execution without branch prediction. That said, I'm inclined to believe you're right about a massive performance impact (for many prog