Game_Ender

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by Game_Ender 4y ago
Lots of interesting fusion startups. This group is using a gun type design that reminds of the Fat Man atomic bomb [0]. Except here it's a fusion target hit by high speed slug causing is to rapidly compression and undergo fusion. The
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by Game_Ender 4y ago
This why we have the fair use defense for ignoring copyright [0]. It’s more efficient for society to limit the control copyright allows authors of works so they can be leveraged to enable something even greater. While many in the media com
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by Game_Ender 4y ago
That leave is essentially everyone collectively sacrificing to allow humanity to continue on. It’s not really anything close to a vacation for the new parents, and their colleagues still have to pick up any slack. The end result is more hu
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by Game_Ender 4y ago
Machine learning packages like Tensorflow can result in GB size package directories.
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by Game_Ender 4y ago
Yes. A popular way to see what shows reviewers and audiences like most. If you Google “rt <name of movie>” you will get the rating too.
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by Game_Ender 4y ago
The foldit [0] game has players solving protein folding problems that have real world implications. More ideas in this angle would be data labeling type situations to power machine learning systems. These are currently done through Mechan
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by Game_Ender 4y ago
USB-C was developed partly because lightning should how much better a reversible multipurpose cable could be. The argument is that without the ability for one player to innovate with a new port we not have the same quality of USB-C port we
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by Game_Ender 4y ago
I have loved playing around with this! Two quick things: - The documentation about classes in LeekScript v2/v3 has no English translation so it's not clear from that tutorial you can use them. - Do you have a recommended way to ha
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by Game_Ender 4y ago
So two options I am curious about: - If it's a normal configuration partitioning a single large node with multiple instances using Redis cluster - A cost equivalent cluster of machines with a similar memory size running on Redis cluste
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by Game_Ender 4y ago
This comes from the following enhancements: - Cheaper, lazy Python frames: 3-7% - Inlined Python function calls: 1-3% - PEP 659: Specializing Adaptive Interpreter: variable The interpreter changes work by generating specialized code so this
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
The answer is that he could still afford to live there just no longer as an owner of that much land. In a city with a land value tax the rental or condo market would be much more dynamic so he would be able to find and affordable option th
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
Production though is 4 years away in 2026. What capacity will stock manufacturer and Tesla packs be at then? Especially since Tesla is not sitting still and has new designs also under development.
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
The funny thing is, that in the United States we give up the day to day security of living in a society with fewer guns and much less gun violence because of the freedom citizens have to own guns. I am not saying it really feasible to chang
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
It could be increased standard of food as the world develops. More meat for consumption would increase the amount of food grown to raise the animals we slaughter for meat even with a static population.
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
It’s referring to the Christmas Eve broadcast of Apollo 8, the first manned mission in orbit around the moon, another large milestone in spaceflight and for humanity overall [0]. The American space program likes to refer to its past accomp
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
The poster above is inflating by about 15-25%. The “junior”/L4/E4 , level (one above entry level and one below senior) makes ~$270k at Google/Facebook according to levels.fyi [0]. Senior comp can vary more because the band
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
It really does. Brings me back to when I was kid and would pour over every issue and to learn about what the FUTURE would bring. Very impressive thoughts about the what the power of cheap scale can do: “Quantity has a quality all of its o
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
Does this section here help? It’s below the fold on Mobile, but it is on the front page of the site. > OpenTelemetry is a collection of tools, APIs, and SDKs. Use it to instrument, generate, collect, and export telemetry data (metrics, l
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
Do you have an insight on the timeline for stabilizing the metrics and logging specs?
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Quantum Computing for Computer Scientists [video](youtube.com)
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
https://magnum.graphics Supports WASM and WebGL too!
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
Is there an example of using the C++ indexer? I saw hack and JS on your site but missed C++ (Python would also be amazing!).
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
Their column store is really fast, but I am disappointed they did not mention what you lose: complex queries. You cannot do joins or combine data from separate events. For example if want to measure errors per active worker, as fraction of
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
They are not inflated numbers they are what you can get working for a set of top companies with deep pockets competing over the same talent. It varies but 150k is entry level comp pretty much anywhere they hire in the United States [0].
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
To me the most interesting part of the article is the cometary on where basic research is going to happen in the future. The fear is that if it only happens in large companies, then the unbiased pool of experts society relies on will be sm
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
It’s common, a friend almost got expelled for reporting a flaw in the universities ID card system. That friend did not brake anything, they did not sneak into any protected spaces. Just discovered and validated a flaw and then reported it
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
Can you explain why you don’t think stacked PRs should exist? What repo sizes, team sizes, and CI practices does your recommendation apply to? I have seen them used in a few ways: - To enable the creation of PRs that change just one thing.
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
This is Google's internal company wide issue tracker exposed to the public [0]. It was built requiring sign on because that is the default way a mature company builds tools so it can properly handle authz and authn. My guess is nobody
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
What percentage of writers, athletes, actors, or musicians are worth millions? Compare that to the number of STEM graduates. It’s not that you cannot, it’t about the likelihood.
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by Game_Ender 5y ago
This is a pretty interesting project, a low setup distributed build cluster is cool. That said I find the arguments against Bazel pretty weak. Yes with a distcc model you can scale out the compilation stage of C++ project quickly, but wha

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