agumonkey

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   by agumonkey 5y ago

   Spring is still the first name that comes with Java jobs (from my limited sample). What features / libs do you enjoy (design/perf/safety) ?
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   by agumonkey 5y ago

   I stopped following the Java world (beside major releases language changes) but i'm surprised that Java has consistently bred misery. Something in this culture is special.
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   by agumonkey 5y ago

   it's worth testing indeed, that said these car sounds are under control, not impossible that in slow dense urban spot you can lower them
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   by agumonkey 5y ago

   It's an interesting question, designing a system involves balancing constrains and reducing coupling to be able to iterate and adapt at low cost. Designing a single function is also balancing constraints. type safety, edition cost, boo
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   by agumonkey 5y ago

   Fair point
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   by agumonkey 5y ago

   I believe societies weren't that different, they probably tried to reinvent rules and laws too. Cycling around, massaging ideas until they provided enough social stability to stay. It's easy to assume ego is behind making a new la
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   by agumonkey 5y ago

   And electric vehicles are a lot less so. Everytime I get passed by an e-bike my brain has a little pleasure seizure from not having to suffer the expected rawkus.
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   by agumonkey 5y ago

   I feel similarly about Asianometry. Nice title, cute video style but something is missing.
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   by agumonkey 5y ago

   dabeaz pycon talks are always chill and fun
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    > game of whack-a-mole with syntax errors first time I ever "wrote" a program was hand copying one from PC Magazine. Knowing nothing about pascal syntax nor semantics, what you said describes that whole week of mine.
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    never mutate anything and just compose functions and your C is functional
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    I often wonder if animals don't do human things because they're too busy enjoying other desires and emotions. We run after abstract arts, concepts, way to craft tools etc etc but if they hit some kind of equilibrium and their brai
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    "How am I gonna tell the others.."
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    I picked up books in a tiny outdoor book-box nearby. And reading some did massage my view of the world; these weren't Marcus Aurelius kind of books, simple novels about average people, but it made me experience personalities and situat
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    more retro GUIs http://www.typewritten.org/Media/
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    Apparently they naturally settled in French, I assume crews are bilingual and in any need for clarification where English would help they'd do so.
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    There's a whole spectrum of speech, even without immoral intentions. too heavy truth, cold truth, harsh truth, slightly delayed truth, silence hinting at truth, maybe truth, minuscule bit of truth, coated truth, swerving around truth,
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    The few that I got is that cardiac electrophysiology is still mysterious and can derail in weird ways even if you look at it closely.
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    Yeah I understood, I just thought that even planet wide, it would require each car owner to have 1000 computers to sum to the same kind of figure. I'm also saying this because some people in the energy / climate change sector said
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    you just provided ML/AI next toy challenge
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    Yeah I know that's why I quoted larger numbers for safety, some atom laptops were 15W max I believe, I remember thinkpad X using around 25W on average. Some beefy laptops might go above 150W, some use external gpus. But on average 100W
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    The physical aspect seems drowned in human group chaos. Slight example: public sector agencies can be so inefficient, people have to come multiple times for almost no reasons, that's useless transportation. I've witnessed it in a
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    90hp (an average car I believe) is 70kW, that's 1000 gaming rigs (700W) in max consumption, but I assume it would still be 1000 more under small loads. And laptops / smartphones are much lower 60/120W I think.
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    All this reminds me of the workflow era (and the 2008 revival), I wonder if people have bpem based async helpers to manage operations.
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    Isn't that a bit similar to Lagrangian mechanics ?
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    I have a feeling that since the industrial days we're also very removed from physical reality and only skilled at handling forms and vague concepts. People back in the day had first-hand knowledge of lots of thing in the world.
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    Man, depending on the era, I think each of these items is enough to start a religion.
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    Then you have the people who script to scan,process the source tree (stats, debug, else) to increase leverage. I wish I had this talent naturally.
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    I didn't want to go in on the powershell side of things, it's still too early, but it fits my needs as a tech user to have a smaller learning surface, safer (typed objects vs stringly typed bash) and potentially faster (maybe awk
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    by agumonkey 5y ago

    Aight but then why no other company managed to compete on the numerical core array ? still funny, as if the wealthy gaming market funded nvidia venture into serious computing enough to choke the potential competition.