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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
This one is tough to know where to start. To hear him cover an issue near and dear to your heart, is infuriating. In fact, I think almost all of his podcasts ideas from the first season were terrible. Mostly, he gets so into a story it&#x27
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
Yeah, part of the problem is bias of computer scientists, which I've also seen on SV-centric communities like HN. A while back there was a complaint that CAN communication should be explained as it's "too obscure". So mu
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
They don't.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
> the incentives of engineers require them to say yes to the company at all costs, because it's not worth their job to say no. The consequences of saying yes to a bad plan have to be worse than being fired. This is true, and from wh
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
This is an absolute joke in almost all fields of engineering. Milage may vary, but it's basically the wild west. I can't speak for PE's, but obviously there's at least a little more regulation there. However a huge numbe
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
These magnetic rays you keep talking about. I don't think they're going to keep us warm or grow the plants when theres no sunlight.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
The answer is no
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
If find the fungus on my feetzeez does NOT break down.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
You may be relaxed at the end, but I DO NOT want to die. Don't know whats going in your lives, but I don't die. Life it for living.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
I don't think the earth can servive without the sun. Pretty basic, I think.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
It's just really sad to see all in the storys about the ends of earth. Every thing a new day to kill us. Now were to be wiped out enterirely.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
I get anxious often prior to intimicy because I worry of the strength and longevity of my "stamina" (so to speak). However, each time I perform with the passion of 80 david hasselhoffs, running an tri-athelon; at 6'5" he
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
It's not so mysteriesus, when the gang shown up with their van and doggy treats. Skooby snacks is obviously slang for weird hulicinagens.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
If it's magic, it's spells have been greatly disenchanted. It's like gandolf.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
Every chat begins with a big smile, yet AI has no face. You've been warning. Acts should be in accordenly
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
Magicaly mysteries, their stealing from us! Every single moth, they're practicing racing prices, until I've had it. All. You would think some of that would lead to magically making shows or the prices can be lowened. I seen it hap
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
Like the sun in the sky that gives way to rain on my disc golf day, there will be know blame. After all it was the act not of negligencecy, nor hubrissing, but godlyness that spoiled the afternoon. It won't be much different when a bri
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
its ted. Ted Biased, secretary agent
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
> Yeah, tell it to the researchers in the 90s I will.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
In some scenarios, it might. You'd hope not these days, because the compiler can see more than you, and it can take a lot of effort to do this kind of analysis. However maybe there are areas you can still find, and I would expect there
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
I think a ton of serious compilers don't go through LLVM. As always HN makes a ton of assumptions based on a small fraction of the engineering and tech world. The compiler needs to know how to generate efficient ASM code. That may or m
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
Yes there might be optimizations related to improving pipeline performance. It is not "pipelining" your instructions.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
> Therefore it really mucks up the compiler’s ability to pipeline instructions. And, that cancels out the performance benefits for short snippets of assembly. This seems very untrue. Compiler shouldn't pipeline anything. Pipelining
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
This is the modern job market. Only hire people already hired and give them piles of money.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
This is not true. Liberals tend to be calling out powerful people who harbor hateful ideas. It seems like it can be a bit heavy handed at times, but it's generally awareness and boycott actions. Meanwhile the right was and continues to
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
You forgot first and foremost that a percentage of people just show up with the right answer. This has always bothered me about "brain teasers". Just testing for "have I seen this before".
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
In fairness, it just seems like they're going after people that messed with big money bags.
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
> insistence on busing in disruptive kids from other areas. What do you mean? What kind of kids, are getting "bussed in", and from where?
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
Worth pointing out that this doesn't really do the same thing. Some percentage of the time it will be detected by some of your customers and it won't work the same for them. It's not just about seeing a celeb face. There&#x27
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by P_I_Staker 2y ago
ADHD medication is heavily heavily under-prescribed. It's genocide.

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