Genbox

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   by Genbox 3y ago

   Unless the fighters plan to innocolate themselves onsite with the refrigirated samples, then I don't think we have much to worry about. Both cryopreserved and cryodesiccation viruses needs special handling. I don't think these fig
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   by Genbox 3y ago

   After having read the paper I would say the headline of "no evidence of brain damage" is wrong. The journalist has misunderstood the intention and results of the paper. The papers conclusion is that there are a more people with mi
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   by Genbox 3y ago

   Link to paper: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1111/ene.15812 nltimes.nl should be ashamed for not reporting their sources.
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   by Genbox 3y ago

   Efficient data handling is better than spending cycles on generating a lot of backslashes and then burn cycles on compressing it.
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   by Genbox 4y ago

   Had not seen the Computerphile video yet. Laughing my socks off right now. Thanks for that.
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   by Genbox 4y ago

   I've noticed a very weird trend when trying to incorporate GPT4 into my workflow. I lead a small team of developers and security consultants, and whenever someone runs into a problem, it is immediately searched for on the web. However,
7. 67.▲
   by Genbox 4y ago

   In my experience, job titles and capabilities rarely goes hand in hand. Seniority (junior, senior, principal) is sometimes projected to titles (web dev, developer, engineer) making it all the more confusing. Where I come from, certain brach
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   by Genbox 4y ago

   I've gone by a similiar taxonomy: - Coder: Can change scripts, HTML/CSS, SQL queries etc. - Programmer: Can write scripts, small programs, declarative queries etc. - Developer: Can write one or more of [applications, games, web si
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   by Genbox 4y ago

   > isn't that arguably worse? he helped people in a lot of countries break the law (created a place where illegal sales can be facilitated) The logic is not sound. 1. If someone started selling drugs using someones GitHub/GitLab
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    I've implemented your RecSplit method in my MPHF benchmark library (written in C#). The suite is not yet public, but I do want to say thank you for your fantastic method/code/paper. In my own rabbithole research, I stumbled u
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    simdjson is awesome (Lemire does a lot of great stuff) and io_uring is a good use of circular buffers to get efficient IO, but I always squirm a little when I see JSON in a high-performance context.
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    Back in the day I bought a Savage 3D graphics card (1998) over the Voodoo 2 Banshee because the price vs. value was much better. At that time, 3Dfx was known for it's 3D performance, but was still clunky on the 2D part, especially cons
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    Jim Keller is an engineer that worked on the AMD K8 architecture and the Apple A5 processors. Sam Zeloof is known from his YouTube channel[1] where he shows how to build microprocessors in detail. I hope that this step is the first of many
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    For everyone else wanting to see the bike hunt videos: https://www.youtube.com/@vanmoof/search?query=bike%20hunt
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    The article is correct. Infection is the process of a virus entering a cell. Disease is the virus's cumulative effect on the body due to the infection. Since the protein (LRRC15) mentioned in the article binds to the virus, making it i
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    Not serving, but handling 2100k requests. Your skepticism is rightly placed, as the HTTP protocol is yet an example of an inefficient protocol that nonetheless is used as the primary protocol on the internet. Some webservers[1] can serve mi
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    Agree on the topic of performance. Try joining the OpenAI discord channel and you'll see Discord slowly die and become unresponsive. Or VS Code being unable to read a 100 MB file. Or Teams slowly lagging out of existence when you open
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    I've built GUI applications for Windows in the primary frameworks Microsoft provides (WinForm, WPF, MAUI, UWP). It is not terrible, but also not great. I have high hopes for MAUI, but honestly, it seems very PoC-ish compared to everyth
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    Performance is not the same as efficiency, and efficiency can't be solved with more hardware. Let's say I build a sorting algorithm that is O(N^2) complexity and works fine for small inputs (takes <1 millisecond), but it is goi
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    I've worked on several projects where performance was an afterthought. After the product scaled a bit, it suddenly became the highest priority - but at that time, it was impossible to fix. At least for everyone that created the problem
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    I've built an efficient in-memory database. It has to be very low latency on batched queries. When I couldn't squeeze more perf out of it myself, I tried enabling large page support (dotnet on Windows) and instantly got a 10% perf
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    Encryption enabled by default at different S3 compatible providers: - [x] Microsoft Azure ( https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/common/stora... ) - [x] Google Cloud Storage ( https://
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    I get the same feeling when looking at SIMD code. > const __m256i in = _mm256_loadu_si256((const __m256i*)ptr);
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    You mentioned you have MFA activated, so you should also remove any App passwords[1] you might have created for the TV. [1] https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833?hl=en
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    Thank you. Amazing article he wrote.
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    Could you provide a link to the "DragonEnergy" you mentioned?. I can't seem to find it on Google.
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    For everyone else wondering. Prices adjusted for inflation: $4,695 in 1993 is worth $9,682 today. $47,995 is worth $98,982 today
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    He makes some good points. Mutable states in multithreaded applications can quickly become the bottleneck and often requires a rewrite to solve.
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    We often forget that we are easily scared mammals that love gossip from neighboring tribes. The Internet broke the information firewall between nations. Today we just need to watch the TV for 45 minutes and to get an unhealthy dose of death
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    by Genbox 4y ago

    What you are asking for is checked exceptions where the caller gets notified by the compiler that the function you call might throw one or more exceptions. However, it is worth taking it a step further and focus on "why the error occ