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by acuozzo 4y ago
Does this formula applied to fortified wines e.g. Porto?
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by acuozzo 4y ago
> Unfortunately, it is an optional feature along with threading [1]. It is not portable. Portability isn't binary. It's the result of work being done behind-the-scenes to provide support for a common construct on a variety of h
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by acuozzo 4y ago
> how exactly does one punish "slimeDogAvarest281" for betraying the cult? Ostracism and doxxing work well. The latter opens up opportunities for SWATing. > how does on perform "secret rites" over the internet? In
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by acuozzo 4y ago
> Who exactly are these new C-standards for? An example: The C11 memory model + <stdatomic.h> + many compilers supporting C11 has/had a positive impact on language runtimes. Portable CAS! > If your team is up-to-date enough
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by acuozzo 4y ago
Neat to know!
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by acuozzo 4y ago
I was defending the right of the US to be "the default on the internet" as stated here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33640903
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by acuozzo 4y ago
I was defending the right of the US to be "the default on the internet" as stated here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33640903 "First!" usually trumps quantity.
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ARPANET was developed by neither China nor India.
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by acuozzo 4y ago
> Worry about marketing once you have something to market. After years of research and experimentation, I have written a spatiotemporal comb filter for NTSC TV signals which consistently outperforms the state of the art. It's done.
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by acuozzo 4y ago
This is a clever marketing ploy.
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by acuozzo 4y ago
Exactly. This is the kind of flexibility I was referencing in my reply.
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by acuozzo 4y ago
The standards committee couldn't deprecate all of the C written prior to 1989 in order to redesign the language. C compilers existed for all kinds of architectures at that time, including CPUs featuring 36-bit (yes, thirty-six bits) wo
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by acuozzo 4y ago
It doesn't for me, unfortunately. My productivity skyrockets when my wife is around, especially for tasks involving physical labor.
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by acuozzo 4y ago
> Now I wonder if that's the effect of all the people around. I used to study at the student center on campus (Rutgers New Brunswick) for this reason. I tried the library a few times, but it felt off to me for some reason; too quiet
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by acuozzo 4y ago
> Product-market fit is everything, being able to reach the target customer is everything. Agreed. Do you have any suggestions for finding potential customers without taking drastic measures e.g. changing the job/industry you work i
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by acuozzo 4y ago
It's repeated often on this forum in addition to many others. https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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Ask HN: How does “Ideas are cheap. Execution is everything.” explain recall-app?
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by acuozzo 4y ago
First off, I'd like to state that this is excellent work you've done. With that being said, I see two issues: 1. The branding is unrelatable. I don't need help remembering the things I'm interested in. Most people don&#x
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by acuozzo 4y ago
Disney did this with "Lady and the Tramp". Cinemascope and an academy ratio versions were animated individually in order to make the best use of the frame shape.
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by acuozzo 4y ago
It will be. My ultimate goal is to share everything on: https://discovision.info
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by acuozzo 4y ago
It was the very first attempt to use optical discs as a storage medium. The team went from fuzzy idea to working product in under ten years. It ushered in the wave of technological change to come. The first prototypes for CD were DiscoVisio
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by acuozzo 4y ago
Anecdote: I do. Background: I work full-time as a computer programmer to support myself, my wife, and three children. Hobbies… I collect and digitally archive MCA DiscoVision laserdiscs. I currently possess one of the three largest collecti
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by acuozzo 4y ago
Is it possible to do so for free?
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by acuozzo 4y ago
I think they're called airplanes. Are most helicopters capable of "taxi"-ing?
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by acuozzo 4y ago
> Flying cars Most drivers (in the US, at least) have trouble enough navigating two dimensions. Adding a third would undoubtedly make matters worse. Hell, just look at the safety record of private jets.
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by acuozzo 4y ago
> Now, our processors and storage devices are millions of times faster, and computers can take minutes just to start. Can't you boot directly into a UEFI shell very, very quickly? Is this not equivalent to flipping a switch and jump
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by acuozzo 4y ago
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Xmas#Etymology
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by acuozzo 4y ago
> I don't see the issue. I replied specifically to this: "Expecting individuals to think rationally at 18 is completely valid." I quoted it within my reply to point out exactly what I was choosing to address; no larger iss
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by acuozzo 4y ago
> What is this an argument for? It's not an argument. It's an anecdote.
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by acuozzo 4y ago
> Expecting individuals to think rationally at 18 is completely valid. How do you account for my case? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33318674

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