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acoye
7y ago
> targetting the Uighur community I read between the lines "A state actor was actively tracking a group based on religion"
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acoye
7y ago
> Honestly, I think it is because of Minecraft.
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acoye
7y ago
Satoshi is cashing out maybe ;D
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Cyborg, an Open Source iOS Implementation of Android VectorDrawable
(eng.uber.com)
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acoye
7y ago
Another pragmatic aspect of Python as I see it.
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acoye
7y ago
I mean if you wanted to go full tinfoil hat, that thing hits the spot.
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acoye
7y ago
You are right, yet the `constellation` / `mesh` / `starlink` type telecom service could be the new norm if it works out. Amazon made an FCC request recently to launch its own thing. Also, if sent to space with a more powerful lau
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acoye
7y ago
This is the perfect tool to physically temper with telecom satellites.
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acoye
7y ago
So death sentence is publicly a possibility now right?
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acoye
8y ago
Can you speedrun something that is not locked to specific hardware like a console game would be? Feels like hardware is most of the "speed"
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acoye
8y ago
LGR just released a video retrospective on the subject, 30 years later. You can find it here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrScy1icWjI
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The Law of Leaky Abstractions (2002)
(joelonsoftware.com)
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8y ago
[…] France had nearly gone bankrupt. The bankers were to blame, having devised financial instruments that magicked debt away, only for it to return multiplied once it was discovered that the collateral wasn’t there. […] History does rhyme …
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acoye
8y ago
This is a logical step to get physx used by AI researchers.
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acoye
8y ago
So if you want to interact, you have to formulate a thought in an elegant message? Most wont pass the barrier of having to think hard about something. (ie. thinking fast and slow / switching from system 1 to system 2 is _hard_)
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acoye
8y ago
> Android's xml files are a pleasure to work with. I would disagree with this statement. I hate anything XML when I have to touch it manually. I greatly prefer yaml or even json for something usable by humans. Autolayout notation ca
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8y ago
I do agree on the cheap and pragmatic approach, yet they could display actual telemetry over the 3d render. Speeds do not match reality in graphs. It is not a movie but Science to me here. I'd love to hear from a SpaceX engineer if the
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acoye
8y ago
This video has the crew audio with a translator. It amazes me that the telemetry is faked (all is good and well), yet the audio is legit. https://youtu.be/c0l5QBmqQoI?t=271
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acoye
8y ago
They rebuilt a game in Unreal 4. So yeah from the ps1 era almost everything had to be redone from scratch. I fail to see the problem here. Did player expected them to package the optimized lisp virtual machine they had back then in UE4?
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acoye
8y ago
Building MESA I had to change my script from "6.0" to "7" indeed.
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acoye
8y ago
R is the new SE. The profitability was too low on SE or was not shouting enough ´luxury´ so they retired it for a more expensive yet still value targeted new model.
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8y ago
This comment is down-voted as other archs are vulnerable to Spectre/Meltdown not just x86. True. Yet, as of right now Intel as not fixed in silicon all spectre/meltdown issues. Given the R&D / QA time on a specific arch,
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acoye
8y ago
As I understand the paper they caught up with AMD's GCN async compute as Turing features a hardware scheduler. > Turing GPUs also inherit all the enhancements to the NVIDIA CUDA™ platform introduced in the Volta architecture that i
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Nvidia Turing Architecture
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… Which is somewhat sad, given AMD's open drivers are terrific and a pleasure to use on my machine, even for Steam games.
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8y ago
Do you want to know pain? Try to use OpenCL with a GCN1 GPU (AMD 7970) with TF. You can more or less do it with SYCL / ComputeCPP, which is great, but it is not trivial either. It does require you to compile TF and may fail to operate
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At Arecibo radio telescope they do not allow something like a single microwave oven in a large radius. So for something that is intended to be even more sensible … yeah
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Something I find mildly amusing; To implement a RX framework in a language like Swift, one should heavily use observing.
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Show HN: GLSL animated visualisations on iOS
(github.com)
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An iOS tutorial to shaders to create visualisations
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