PaulKeeble

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by PaulKeeble 11y ago
Performance was also a big problem, they had a lot of issues in the beginning justifying the amount of time it took to encode and especially decode the images. IIRC it was of the 100x the time of JPEG and that meant that at speeds of the ti
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by PaulKeeble 11y ago
I ran an I7 920 at 4Ghz for roughly 2 years at around 1.35V with water cooling (max was 55C on full load on all 4 cores). After the 2 year mark the chip became unstable and over the period of the next 6 months the clock speed it would relia
1203.
by PaulKeeble 12y ago
The entire internet is full of this. Every comment section every forum its just absolute anywhere and everywhere someone can post text. Anyone who makes any statement on the internet will receive hate, the more famous you are the more you r
1204.
by PaulKeeble 12y ago
Many times I have had programming problems that would have usefully been able to use a lot of cores especially with reasonable IO wait on each of the threads of execution. But in order to really have just been able to use this it needs: 1)
1205.
by PaulKeeble 12y ago
We seem to have successfully managed to make HTTP deliver different types of documents with machine targeted formats without too much difficulty. We haven't yet settled on one perfect way to do it but the protocol is flexible enough th
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by PaulKeeble 12y ago
I used to donate to the Open Rights Group but you soon realise that all you are funding is for the guy in charge to do as he pleases, regardless of what the majority of members want. You fund his ever increasing life style and he complains
1207.
by PaulKeeble 12y ago
Doesn't seem to apply in the UK, can't seem to do anything other than pay a quite high sum of money for a season (£26). Is this a deal only in the USA?
1208.
by PaulKeeble 12y ago
I am a not a big fan of all the results being down the left hand side of the page. Considering how the top fancy gadget thing seems to extend well past the right of my page with silly right arrow buttons it seems a lot of the screen is just
1209.
by PaulKeeble 13y ago
I was so close to buying a nest when they released ones compatible with my system. Then Google bought them a few days afterwards and I couldn't be less interested now. Its just one of those things, I do what I can to hide from Google n
1210.
by PaulKeeble 13y ago
How "true" this statement is (with all its flaws) really depends on the country. If you look at gun ownership over the world as a whole and individual countries we can see that some countries have very high gun ownership, like the
1211.
by PaulKeeble 13y ago
So nothing has really changed then. Its more marketing than substance in the hope that fluffy minimal changes to their policy will restore confidence while the same thing is continuing to happen.
1212.
by PaulKeeble 13y ago
Being one of the backers with a 2x 16 cores on the way I can attest to the fact I wouldn't buy from them again. This is a dishonest company at its heart, its not the delay its the reason why it was delayed and the lies they told about
1213.
by PaulKeeble 13y ago
Up until November 2013 all the news was of technical difficulties in the board causing delays. Repeated redesigns and fixes. However in November 2013 we finally got told the reason why we really didn't have boards, 10 months after the
1214.
by PaulKeeble 13y ago
I would love to be able to wake up on a morning, fill my day with inspiration and have solutions come to me immediately as I worked and do that for a solid 8 hours and crank out thousands of lines a code every day. Isn't ever going to
1215.
by PaulKeeble 13y ago
Yep that got me as well. Ironic considering its the tool they recommend. Clearly they never tested that update procedure.
1216.
by PaulKeeble 13y ago
I wouldn't say all these principles are in force in the UK today. The very fact that our police is routinely used to break up peaceful demonstrations, to stop demonstrations from occurring in areas were our politicians might see them i
1217.
by PaulKeeble 13y ago
That feels more like asking the difference between a class and object. Its not really asking someone to solve nearly the simplest problem to prove they can can code. Would the equivalent not be making a basic circuit to do something specifi
1218.
by PaulKeeble 13y ago
Its common in hardware enthusiast forums and discussion now when there is a performance problem for there to be 2 initial questions. The first is regards to clock speed and the second is temperature. Its really common for clock throttling t
1219.
by PaulKeeble 14y ago
Those that TDD a lot have come to realise what TDD does is help you find a good design. It teaches you something about the way in which you code and design and allows you to cheaply play with the alternatives. It also ensures the code works
1220.
by PaulKeeble 14y ago
Exactly right. We haven't even remotely invented everything a PC can do, its not just about dotting the i's and crossing the t's of the interfaces at this stage. Software with higher performance hardware is destined to get much smarter than
1221.
A (Controversial) view on PCs are fast enough(krazykoding.com)
3 points by PaulKeeble 14y ago|3 comments
1222.
The hacked password database madness has to end(krazykoding.com)
1 points by PaulKeeble 14y ago|0 comments
1223.
by PaulKeeble 18y ago
A lump of bash(ish) scripts for doing auto deployment is after 9 weeks average around 130 lines added a day and around 4 removed. Interesting the peak is 1201 lines, and the lowest is 1.