Quequau

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   by Quequau 12y ago

   It's a shame we've got to wait so long until the publish the videos of the presentations.
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   by Quequau 12y ago

   Does Tox have plans to offer telephone numbers so that POTS subscribers can call Tox users? If not, I don't see how it can be a replacement for Skype.
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   by Quequau 12y ago

   In sight? Yes. Shipping to more than the original Kickstarter Backers? Probably not.
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   by Quequau 12y ago

   I agree and it isn't just the RPi that is like this... it's every board based on an ARM SoC that was designed for a mobile device like a smart phone.
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   by Quequau 12y ago

   As far as I understand, the A7 employs a shared memory architecture and Apple did not publicize this fact until the recent developer conference. http://appleinsider.com/articles/14/06/16/inside-metal-how-
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   by Quequau 12y ago

   Apple already is.
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   by Quequau 12y ago

   years ago, probably also in nature, I read that the only certain thing that the studies found about vitamins was that it made for expensive urine.
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   by Quequau 12y ago

   I was diagnosed with ADD in the early '70s and, after moving to Austria, it took me way, way too long to find a doctor who even acted like he was interested in understanding anything to do with ADHD. I briefly tried Wellbutrin as an al
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   by Quequau 12y ago

   I'm confused... there is no explanation about "why" Swift might hurt.
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    by Quequau 12y ago

    I'm not sure it's accurate to compare the Knight's Landing, Xeon Phi with ARM 64 in this way. The focus on vector compute capability on the Phi makes it much, much different than just a bunch of Atom cores on one die.
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    by Quequau 12y ago

    Where I live the two objects most likely to be stolen are bikes and handys... I want an electric bike but the only sort I will consider buying is one which looks old and beat-down and blends in with the crowd.
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    by Quequau 12y ago

    Serious question, why link to a year old email to an email list? I get that type systems and type checking have been a hot topic recently... but why this?
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    by Quequau 13y ago

    This is a really interesting article and it touches on an recurring wish of mine that these newer, and for most part unused, security features actually get exposed in such ways that the end user/ owner of the hardware could routinely u
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    by Quequau 13y ago

    I've settled on Neo-Feudalism
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    by Quequau 13y ago

    You are of course obviously correct. Employees, at least those earning income from real labor, always share the downside of business income volatility. In fact, it's arguably an outsized share. One simply needs to observe the various
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    by Quequau 13y ago

    Thanks!
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    by Quequau 13y ago

    This is slightly off-topic but I've recently read the book "Growing Artificial Societies: Social Science From the Bottom Up" and in my spare time I've been slowly implementing something very similar to the sort of "
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    by Quequau 13y ago

    My current best guess: A Hardware True Random Number Generator installed on one server combined with entropy broker to commingle all the entropy pools of the devices on my internal network into the entropy pool of that server and then serve
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    by Quequau 13y ago

    This first line is almost certainly false. I've only been paying attention to the German & Austrian news for the decade I've been living in Austria. However, for most of that time, reports that the Germans were both cooperat
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    by Quequau 13y ago

    I at least, have read/seen much more about Rand Paul and the polices he promotes than I had about Obama as he took office for the first time. Reading his statements regarding his commitment to the Republican party & its goals as we
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    by Quequau 13y ago

    Getting excited about Rand Paul speaking out about this is exactly like getting excited by candidate Obama talking about how he was going end the wars, close Gitmo, and stop torture.
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    by Quequau 13y ago

    I'm one of those folks who suspects that projects which were written in Java might be slower that they otherwise would have been. I also bought Minecraft some time ago (back when it was roughly €7). Having used Minecraft for a pretty long
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    by Quequau 14y ago

    If they sold a version with only 10 SoCs perhaps.
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    by Quequau 14y ago

    I can't wait for someone to work out how to make the single GPU version of this work in a MacPro.
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    by Quequau 14y ago

    Spent a solid 30 secounds wondering if that traceroute was somehow live because it happened to be done from the city I live in and the ISP I use.
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    by Quequau 14y ago

    I have a Skype-in regular phone number. I did not see how to set that up and without some sort of local number availability, for me at least, this is no "Skype Replacement"
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    by Quequau 14y ago

    Recently I have been using SPARK and it's a pretty different development mindset than the embedded C that I had been used to. It makes me wonder if other development areas could benefit from adopting some of this mindset and discipline. Fo
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    by Quequau 14y ago

    This is something I completely agree with. However, at this point, having used things like gofmt, there should already be tools that enforce correct formatting. I don't use python very much... perhaps there already is.
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    by Quequau 14y ago

    I completely agree with you. I'd add that I wish there was an option to store my data in my legal juridiction and not in the U.S. (or better yet privately).
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    by Quequau 15y ago

    That reminds me, Calxeda was making noises a few months ago about competing in that space using ARM cores. Cruising their site I don't see anything new so I guess they weren't as far along with their development as they were saying.