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andi999
5y ago
Yes and speaking of c++ the v table pointer might destroy your cache line.
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andi999
5y ago
If you supply your capital with zero personal effort soon the capital is zero.
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andi999
5y ago
So this relies on the loan rate to be not significantly higher than the appreciation of your assets?
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andi999
5y ago
But what is the point. Why do you want to know e. g. if the customer is so angry that they want to haunt you in your dreams like Freddy Krueger.
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andi999
5y ago
That is not at best, probably this is at worst. But thanks for the info.
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andi999
5y ago
You have a Citation? I read 5-7 years.
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andi999
5y ago
EOL is 3 years after purchase (if bought in 2015)? Just imagine a car and after 3 years no more spare parts? Personally everything below 10 years sounds ridiculous to me.
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andi999
5y ago
So what is the valuation? 3000 per year equals for 10 years 30k? (am not going to buy though)
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andi999
5y ago
The real problem with lisp programs is each of them has its own DSL (the macros) so you have to learn one language per program. (I think that's the reason also why the library ecosystem is lacking)
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andi999
5y ago
You mean people can fill out their tax forms before the due date?
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andi999
5y ago
The scam works because they put you under time pressure and the refund laws for internet purchases have an exception for concerts/events. So you think it is almost sold out and you can just get your 2 tickets you want for 200 bucks, yo
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andi999
5y ago
To be fair: the company might not have a need for the skill level which allows for a drastic pay increase.
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andi999
5y ago
What market share is left there to gain? Ok 17% Mac OS, maybe 5% would switch to Windows?
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andi999
5y ago
The guy is called Eric Ries not Eric Reis.
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andi999
5y ago
I meant more like book, or a philosopher.
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andi999
5y ago
Can you point to something good and useful in the Philosophie of Science? I mean let's say physics is as good as it gets (laws in mathematical language, strong experimental evidence, solid results); from my perspective a success. But i
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andi999
5y ago
Actually I do not think that paper is that bad compared to majority (well I do not think Psychology currently is a science)
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andi999
5y ago
Also just reading, it doesn't seem such a device has been build so far. Why not then compare to fusion. Hydrogen seems even more abundant than thorium.
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andi999
5y ago
Just to address the first point. Often a group has a software basis where probably 100 PhD years contributed. This of course has value for the group (it might even have a general value), but this wouldn't be possible if you kept your I
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andi999
5y ago
It depends a bit on the subject, but most IP generated by grad students is not worth much. Of course if you specialize in something where you see the commercial possibility from the beginning and aim to do that to start your company:ok, con
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andi999
5y ago
Do you have a good source for that? I only found one slightly confusing blog post.
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andi999
5y ago
And after 76 years? Harvard was founded in 1636 so if they thought like this before they wouldn't have been around anymore.
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andi999
5y ago
Can you name a good markdown editor?
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andi999
5y ago
I thought there is not so much uranium: https://phys.org/news/2011-05-nuclear-power-world-energy.htm... . 5 years if all nuclear power.
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andi999
5y ago
I also like to use the command line, but I hate that flags are inconsistent, case sensitive (with unrelated meaning) and not good discoverable
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andi999
5y ago
Maybe that is the problem here, we do not have a defined workflow. Do you know of any good workflow sheet for git we can lift ideas from?
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andi999
5y ago
Agree, been doing some cuda as part of my job since 2009, and it works very smooth, you could write non trivial programs after less than one week of learning (if you know C before). When opencl got a little hype, I had a look, I didn't
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andi999
5y ago
Thanks. They really seem to have a bias against deleting (and not so good rationalizations): https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/shunning.wiki Apart from that, did you try it, and was it smooth?
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andi999
5y ago
Will read it, until now, for me,git feels like it tries to get in my way (probably because I think differently). I heard about fossil,( https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/fossil-v-git.wiki ) does an
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andi999
5y ago
Our IT department refuses to give an introduction to git. Smart guys.
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