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by Quequau 4y ago
There is someone trying to breed actually healthy French bulldogs, they're called "Hawbucks" if I recall. I suppose it will take some years to fully accomplish.
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by Quequau 4y ago
If Pence wishes to speak truth to power he can testify under oath.
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by Quequau 4y ago
There has got to be a better article about this device than this.
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by Quequau 4y ago
For those who are hearing, there are subtitles that you should turn on.
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by Quequau 4y ago
No, not at all. Unikernels are entirely different. You can go read more: http://unikernel.org/ I think it's a fairly interesting concept but it's not like they're taking over the world or anything. FWIW, I
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by Quequau 4y ago
> it's clear that the majority of the world's production computing is done with unikernels What!?! Where are all these unikernels I am not aware of?
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by Quequau 4y ago
There used to be mechanical calculators that were rulers which were called "slide rules". Making a digital calculator with that form factor used to be an obvious thing.
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by Quequau 4y ago
> Once sufficient fear has been instilled, the next stage will probably be across-the-board pay cuts. Not saying you are wrong but it's common knowledge now that the best way to secure a pay rise is to find a new job. So I expect th
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by Quequau 4y ago
This seems like it's pointlessly self-sabotaging.
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by Quequau 4y ago
Seems like everyday that goes by there's something going on in America that makes me believe they have lost their minds.
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by Quequau 4y ago
I wonder if what's left by the end of the year will be salvageable. I expect not.
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by Quequau 4y ago
this link doesn't go anywhere.
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by Quequau 4y ago
I just wish the costs of lasers for cutting and welding metals would go down.
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by Quequau 4y ago
Wonder how much of that is going straight into energy execs pockets, never to be seen again.
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by Quequau 4y ago
For a while now I have wondered if compiling an average Linux system with AOCC, AMD's Optimized C/C++ Compiler would have a noticeable effect for a system using one of AMD's APUs.
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by Quequau 4y ago
It seems like every time I read about this company in the news it's about they weren't truthful about the severity and timing of their security breaches. For a company focused on secret credential management I am not sure I could
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by Quequau 4y ago
Isn't rsync designed for use cases like this?
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by Quequau 4y ago
I am currently using it and it seems fine. I honestly doubt they'd shut it down right now.
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by Quequau 4y ago
This seems like ridiculous apologia. It's extremely common for workers to express higher work-life balance satisfaction when transitioning to employment with less commute time.
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by Quequau 4y ago
Thank you for your explanation. That is what I was expecting. I'll look forward to being able to tinker with the upcoming trained models.
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by Quequau 4y ago
I tried this via the docker containers and wound up with what looked like their website. Not sure what I did wrong.
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by Quequau 4y ago
I have doubts that a gold check-mark on Twitter confers a benefit that's worth $12K per year.
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by Quequau 4y ago
Years ago I read an interview of one of the upper managers of the project and his very brief post mortem was because Intel was focused on shipping only very high end chips, few to none of the usual people and processes that were responsible
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by Quequau 4y ago
I like this guy. I think the best videos he made where the ones on Faraday's Candle lectures. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RrHnLXMTOWM&list=PL0INsTTU1k...
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by Quequau 4y ago
Perhaps if you puréed and dessicated us all first.
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by Quequau 4y ago
Without trying to suggest the author is wrong (I'm confident he isn't) "C Minus-Minus" is interesting and does aim to be a "portable assembly language" which in turn is pretty much a target for an abstract mach
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by Quequau 4y ago
Or in my case cook the heathy, cheaper, food that I actually enjoy eating rather than the ultra-processed, pre-made, food like substances that make my stomach ache.
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Geometric Primes – Visualizing prime numbers with basic geometric shapes(c82.net)
2 points by Quequau 4y ago|1 comments
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by Quequau 4y ago
Geometric Primes is a series of posters visualizing the complete set of three-digit prime numbers in a series of styles and only using basic geometric shapes based on squares, circles, and triangles.
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by Quequau 4y ago
Rube Goldberg was a prophet.

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