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andi999
5y ago
Isnt just assert the error condition how assert is actually intended to be used?
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5y ago
Let's not forget that vc money is scarce outside of the US. If this is actually better or not is difficult to tell.
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andi999
5y ago
The 'that's why..' part seems non sequitor to me.
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andi999
5y ago
In which part of the world aren't you allowed to do this?
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andi999
5y ago
Automatic handbreak at a traffic light?
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andi999
5y ago
One solid step on the accelerator easily let's bad things happen below 1s.
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andi999
5y ago
Nah, just rewrite the code base.
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5y ago
One shd also consider that the process is often the only thing which really holds large megacorps together, there is nothing else. You could have a turnover of all staff, as long as you keep the process it is still the same megacorp. That&#
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andi999
5y ago
Could you elaborate on the original smalltalk paper and its relation to js jit?
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5y ago
Doesn't this exclude negative numbers?
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5y ago
I was thinking so (know too little about mindfulness). If you look at the state of Zen in Japan it is in a sharp decline and probably the vast majority does not practice meditation (couldn't find numbers though). While I sympathize wit
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andi999
5y ago
Interesting read. The stackexchange is about rounded rectangle, but I think the article is about rectangles with rounded corners (which is different and easier to implement).
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andi999
5y ago
It probably boils down to if there are any non physicist Fortran programmers...
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5y ago
Maybe the backend that can deliver such a rate? Typical RAM speed is 25GB/s, L3 cache around 400GB/s. So having 30TB/s needs 1000 standard RAMs running in parallel.
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5y ago
The Fortran code at particle research groups I saw looked pretty solid to me.
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5y ago
"But. Under the hood is a centuries-old tradition of self-investigation and awareness. It's often laid at the door of Buddhism,". Could you be more precise? Which Buddhism? And which buddhist (meditation) practice? I am getti
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5y ago
You have neuroplastic changes if you practice guitar or golf.
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Never thought of it this way, but that is obviously and irrefutably true.
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5y ago
I even did that to myself. I thought about a great product. I was convinced, so I wanted to build it (it would also fulfill my need). Of course then I did research if it already exists. It did. I didn't want it.
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5y ago
Getting experienced senior engineers, probably they have seen both; and in the best case they have worked on a middle ground project so they experienced how to do it and how not to do it.
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Beeing aware of the sound you hear in your ear when it is silent and focusing on it is the best way to increase the volume, making it permanent and driving you nuts according to my ear doctor. Being oblivious to your body is in my opinion t
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Here you could sue them to process the application; is this not viable in the US?
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Or one exaggerates results. Anybody read wisdom of crowds? Went back to the original nature paper (was it from 1904? Not sure) and I think the book made cited the result with ten times higher precision as in the paper.
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5y ago
So that is the thing called 'acquired taste'?
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5y ago
Does just beiing sentient give you rights by law?
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5y ago
Sounds like a single point of failure to me as well. I don't think it is that unlikely that laptop unintentionally change owners or just break.
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5y ago
I feel that. Although probably can multiple the chance by 50-100 to hit anything densely populated on earth.
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Few luxury cars getting an excemption won't change anything. Probably 5 years after phase out it is hard to find a petrol station and 10 years after there is none.
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What happened to overheating protection (and then hard shutdown from the BIOS)
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5y ago
Actually here if the employer pays too much for going to a conference (for some countries more than 24€ per day for food) then that amount needs to be taxed.
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