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by Quequau 9y ago
I enjoyed the first SimCity and I really enjoyed SimEarth. However, at some point I really stopped enjoying SimCity... and I'm not sure if it's that the game got more obsessively micro-managing or I just grew out of that style of
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by Quequau 9y ago
What do you think of the new stuff from HardKernel?
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by Quequau 9y ago
Whatever happened to that giant library of scanned books that Google created?
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by Quequau 9y ago
There's Labview, Scratch, and now I think, Luna. Are visual programming languages really now so common that we need to specify "text-based" for new computer programming languages?
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by Quequau 9y ago
I suffer from tinnitus and hyperacusis. Part of all that is that I frequently hear phantom echos of certain sorts of sounds... most notably the test of the district emergency siren that's done every saturday, which I "hear"
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by Quequau 9y ago
There's a book that outlines the treatment program. If I recall, I just found a PDF online. Basically it calls for a dose before drinking and before long it's no problem to just not drink any more. I will say that drinking while
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by Quequau 9y ago
Just the Naltrexone and it was simple and painless. I wish I had done it 15 or 20 years earlier.
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by Quequau 9y ago
I suppose I'm in the "despise AA" camp. After decades of alcohol abuse, I quit drinking using Naltrexone following the "Sinclair Method". In my opinion it's a far more rational and reasonable treatment program
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by Quequau 9y ago
Well, I don't think it's possible to design a novel general purpose processor overnight, so I'm not surprised that it's been four years coming. On the other hand listening to this talk I walked away with the impression
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by Quequau 9y ago
I've only been paying a little attention to this but it does seem pretty interesting and maybe even promising. Have they made any indications about production time lines recently?
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by Quequau 9y ago
I hope this is sign that there is a next generation board coming out.
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by Quequau 9y ago
Is it possible for a regular human to even buy four 2nd gen Google TPUs?
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by Quequau 9y ago
Yeah, I can see how it might not work for everyone but for my needs it's pretty well suited and become part of my everyday workflow.
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by Quequau 9y ago
Or perhaps an abacus :)
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by Quequau 9y ago
I drank for years and years thinking I was "high functioning". I quit drinking using Naltrexone, following the "Sinclair Method". In my opinion it's a far more rational and reasonable treatment program as compared
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by Quequau 9y ago
I found Epstein's book on Sugarscape, "Growing artificial societies: social science from the bottom up", to be fascinating. I'm not much of a programmer but I've tinkered around with various basic implementations o
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by Quequau 9y ago
I thought Tontines were illegal in most developed nations.
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by Quequau 9y ago
This seems a little premature and more than a little histrionic.
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by Quequau 9y ago
This title should be edited to reflect the actual title of the piece: "Texas Gunman Once Escaped From Mental Health Facility" The difference is important.
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by Quequau 9y ago
I worked as an embedded developer for many years and I hid the fact that I struggled terribly in maths and had in fact had failed higher level courses several times. I've felt for the better part of three decades that my colleagues who
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by Quequau 9y ago
Surely we shouldn't be discussing this without the benefit of the musical accompaniment created in his honour: http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/10/13/557652159/...
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by Quequau 9y ago
It's a pity those chips aren't around anymore because I suspect that if folks could use them as a basis for an Raspberry Pi-esque DIY Apple IIe it might be really popular.
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by Quequau 9y ago
The EU needs to create an Airbus for semiconductors.
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by Quequau 9y ago
This is something that ticks many of the boxes of my interests but I really feel like the price has got to come down significantly before they're going to see any market success.
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by Quequau 9y ago
This seems like a really lousy, not to mention old (2011), article. The function of Knuth’s expository pascal program is not to sort input data, much less to demonstrate "the best" way to go about doing so. Rather it's wholl
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by Quequau 9y ago
If you are running a recent version of Ubuntu it's available from the standard repositories.
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by Quequau 9y ago
I've been using TreeSheets for a long time now and, though occasionally I do run into limitations I find it generally to be on "the right scale" for nearly all of my needs. It's small enough that it starts really fast.
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by Quequau 9y ago
O.K. yes. I went back, looked, and yes it does support USB 3.0. Actually given the chip itself also apparently supports GigE it's a shame there isn't the option with that brought out.
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by Quequau 9y ago
My assumption is that they never would build more capacity into a device, whose only interface was USB 2.0, than USB 2.0 can actually handle.
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by Quequau 9y ago
I have to say that I'm a bit confused by this. As far as I understand the crowdsourcing effort for the Talos I (based on the Power8) failed and they're moving on to other projects... So I guess this is where they are moving devel

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