Franciscouzo

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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
You're obviously wrong in that WASM does not executes faster than JavaScript in any meaningful metric, case in point: browser cryptominers.
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
Mine some cryptocurrencies
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
The general assumption is that the hash function used is a random oracle, if your hash function is H(s) = 0, then you will obviously end up with lots of collisions.
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
The commute is one of the only thing I don't miss from working home, if I want to clear my mind I have plenty of better options, I can walk through the neighborhood, take a shower or do some house chores.
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
Providing free birth control to ALL people on earth would be a good start.
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
Why would that be true by definition? Diabetes and IQ could be somehow correlated [0] (and other disorders too). [0] https://diabetes.diabetesjournals.org/content/42/2/341.short
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
People love to complain about airlines, but when it comes to buying the ticket, they always choose the cheapest one, even if it was no carry-on luggage, or a place to stretch your feet.
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
Questions that have negative score and have no answers are automatically deleted after some time.
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
Why the need to add "today", has news ever been any different in that regard?
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
It's called resume driven development, and the reason it's done is because it helps those who do it get jobs
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
A null coalescing operator
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
Is unpleasant, natural selection hasn't magically stopped.
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
That ship has sailed, if you don't want people running arbitrary code on your device, you should disable JavaScript
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
That just sounds like a band-aid solution, what is needed are walkable cities, and decent public transportation.
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
The problem is that the most used memory model for algorithms performance research is not true in the real world: O(1) memory access. In the real world memory access is not a O(1) operation, it takes a different amount of time to access mem
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
What does a CDN has to do with it?
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
You're just using python, using bc is more bashy: $ echo '(-80538738812075974)^3 + 80435758145817515^3 + 12602123297335631^3' | bc 42
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
On Python you can use paramiko
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
You could use your preferred RSS client and configure a keyword alert.
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
All the other commenters are saying you should hire Americans, but why don't you instead hire remote?
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
Might be the cynic in me, but that just sounds like p-hacking, they probably tested several "stress indicators" and chose the one that was below 0.05.
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
To go with the guitar playing analogy, there's plenty of people that have played the guitar for 20 years and always play the same 4 chords.
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
You have to take into account that riding a bike is way more risky than using a car.
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
You're easily trackable too, how many people are there that use a browser that doesn't loads images, or have a browser that sends a emacs-w3m user agent? I'm guessing not many.
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
So a permutation? There's no need to store the whole shuffled array in RAM, a big 64-bit co-prime number is enough, you don't care about cryptographically secure numbers, so even 32 bits could work. For example for a 1000 songs pl
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
Have you tried Waze? It's way better compared to other map apps in this regard.
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
Intelligence Is the Best Predictor of Job Performance https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1111/1467-8721.ep107... Thought in the US you will run into problems due to Griggs v. Duke Power Co.
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
Why blame democracy when the elephant in the room is capitalism?
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by Franciscouzo 7y ago
What browser/hardware did you try them with? I don't have a particularly fast computer and they run really smoothly on both Firefox and Chromium.
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
There's a big roundabout in my city that's in construction so some lanes are closed, when there's no traffic cops, people entering it cut you off, creating deadlocks, I've been stuck in that roundabout for >15min some

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