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by Jalad 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VLSI_Project > The VLSI Project is one of the most influential research projects in modern computer history. Its offspring include Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD) Unix, the reduced
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by Jalad 2y ago
> But these kits only cost a few hundred euros. So why not? If it saves me 10 euro per month or so, it would earn itself back in 3-4 years under ideal circumstances I'm not saying this is an unreasonable position, but the net presen
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by Jalad 2y ago
> You've sub-optimized and you are too young to know it. Can you elaborate more on this? What would be a more optimal approach?
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by Jalad 2y ago
> industrials are paying more for sugar I'm not sure that more cheap sugar is a good thing
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by Jalad 2y ago
Benjamin Franklin by Van Doren is a really in depth biography which I enjoyed. It basically tells how he was going absolutely gangbuster for 75 years
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by Jalad 2y ago
There's a great quote which I love, and think is relevant: "Eat food, not too much, mostly plants" It's from this NYT article and I think it hits the mark: https://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/28&#x2
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by Jalad 2y ago
> why was electrical reform needed? Canada uses a first past the post system for federal elections, which usually boils down to a two party state equilibrium > It would seem weird for a candidate to reform how voting works knowing it
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by Jalad 2y ago
Now that I think about it, this just looks like a specialization of Murphy's Law
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by Jalad 2y ago
To be fair, they only made that change for new photos being uploaded. All of the ones uploaded prior are still free. Which is awesome because I have way more than my drive quota in there.
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by Jalad 2y ago
uBlock on Firefox pretty much is the only reason I haven't ditched Android yet
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by Jalad 2y ago
Is this a perfect example of broken modern tech interviews? Balmer's question seems fair for the complexity of the answer he was expecting. As the interviewee you would presumably provide the (mathematically) wrong answer, but you&#x27
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by Jalad 2y ago
> For example, last week the blog pointed out that the new trains take an extra 8-10 seconds after stopping at a station to begin opening the doors Anecdotally, this is also true of the San Francisco Municipal subway. The subway cars tak
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Cerebras Systems Announces Proposed Initial Public Offering(cerebras.net)
1 points by Jalad 2y ago|0 comments
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Take selfies with public traffic cameras(trafficcamphotobooth.com)
25 points by Jalad 2y ago|12 comments
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by Jalad 2y ago
I'm guessing that it's because u128 / i128 are used less frequently than primitives with smaller bit counts. Could be something else though
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by Jalad 3y ago
> Besides if Europe / Australia / Canada have much simpler immigration why would any skilled/productive prospective immigrant would even think of US. US wages are significantly higher, and it also has a much more developed
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by Jalad 3y ago
This is a common critique, and although I don't have insight into why the original decision to not have namespaces was made, the current outlook is that until issues related to continuity are resolved, it's a no go: https:/&
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by Jalad 3y ago
> If you would like to be one of the first developers to get access to flawless as part of our private alpha. Join our waitlist.
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The dystopian lake filled by the tech lust (2015)(bbc.com)
1 points by Jalad 3y ago|0 comments
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Overview of MirageOS(mirage.io)
3 points by Jalad 3y ago|1 comments
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by Jalad 3y ago
Another cool video about an input sequence that is almost guaranteed to win pokemon run throughs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gjsAA_5Agk no AI needed ;)
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Viktor Zhdanov(worksinprogress.co)
2 points by Jalad 3y ago|0 comments
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by Jalad 3y ago
The flipside of course being, that in a rather not uncommon set of circumstances we get: - Destruction of the current human civilization Although I agree that it is nice that we scrapped some benefits out of it along the way
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by Jalad 3y ago
"Bounding data races in space and time" was an interesting one I saw recently! It's discussing the memory models of programming languages, and how they can fail pretty horribly when data races occur, and then talks about ways
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by Jalad 3y ago
Tongue in cheek: paid interviewing period
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Converting 600k lines to TypeScript in 72 hours (2017)(lucidchart.com)
2 points by Jalad 3y ago|0 comments
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by Jalad 3y ago
Sokath, his eyes uncovered
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by Jalad 3y ago
Amazing talk that's referenced in this thread. Good review of Sun's opensource history, and a hilarious amount of shade thrown at Oracle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zRN7XLCRhc The specific clip starts at 33
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Coding Machines(teamten.com)
3 points by Jalad 3y ago|1 comments
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by Jalad 3y ago
Wrong! "I'm invoking my right to remain silent, and I want my lawyer" Then you proceed to say nothing, no matter how much they're trying to provoke you. You also get a phone call https://youtube.com/watch

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