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by calebm 9y ago
Which assembler do people typically use these days? nasm?
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by calebm 9y ago
https://blog.klm.com/how-to-perform-a-good-landing/
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by calebm 9y ago
Which is one reason why the high-revenue/low-profit growth strategy is so good. It feels similar to me how in chess you sacrifice pieces to capture control of the center of the board.
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by calebm 9y ago
Maybe they get their kicks in the beautiful nature around Utah?
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by calebm 9y ago
A few years ago, the thought occurred to me that a lot of christians are overweight, and I came up with hypothesis: since many indulgences are considered by many as forbidden, the remaining indulgence of food might tend to be overused. I fo
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by calebm 9y ago
I really like the idea of Emacs/org-mode for everything, but my perception is that image support and mobile support aren't very good (compared to, say, Evernote). A pictures is worth a thousand words, so having pictures as part of
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by calebm 9y ago
You can download your raw data and then look at the SNP rs numbers on: * https://www.snpedia.com/index.php/BRCA1 * https://www.snpedia.com/index.php/BRCA2 Example command to search for a snp: grep
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by calebm 9y ago
You'd also probably need an upconverter like the HamItUp (which works for the HackRF).
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by calebm 9y ago
Anyone know how the LimeSDR Mini compares to the LimeSDR or HackRF?
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by calebm 9y ago
This mirrors my own experiences very well. I always look for analogies to understand new ideas (or to explain them). Also, if I'm driving to a relatively new destination that I've been to before and think I'll go to more time
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by calebm 9y ago
Since we're on the topic of learning... https://hbr.org/2012/03/hard-to-read-fonts-promote-better-re...
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by calebm 9y ago
Great name. I'd really like to see this used to convert Java Beans to assembly :)
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by calebm 9y ago
Surprisingly terse interview - lovely:)
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Ask HN: CoreML vs. PMML vs. ?
1 points by calebm 9y ago|0 comments
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by calebm 9y ago
Someone please write antivirus software in this language.
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by calebm 9y ago
I'd love something like this with Python and ctypes.
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Truthy graph – visualizing gradients of error(calebmadrigal.com)
1 points by calebm 9y ago|0 comments
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by calebm 9y ago
Wow, that's awesome, I've never thought of that! I guess it's similar to how a prism deconvolutes light eh?
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by calebm 9y ago
Very cool! So this is an open-source Little Snitch then?
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by calebm 9y ago
The original research paper is paywalled (hence link to article) here: https://www.nature.com/articles/nature25450
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Narrowed range of potential warming from 3°C to 1.2°C(wired.com)
4 points by calebm 9y ago|1 comments
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by calebm 9y ago
Is-thirteen is to JavaScript what FizzBuzzEnterpriseEdition is to Java.
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by calebm 9y ago
I agree with you. Engineers of physical things don't fully understand what steel is made of (since we don't fully understand the lowest underpinnings of matter or all of its properties).
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by calebm 9y ago
This is awesome :) I've been using the em-dash a lot recently, but didn't even know it had a name. It often seems more natural than using semicolons— semicolons often feel more formal and cold.
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by calebm 9y ago
Somewhat ambiguous headline - I thought maybe she had died.
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by calebm 9y ago
Joking aside, it seems like a great idea for an app.
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by calebm 9y ago
Couldn't help thinking of this: "If you find yourself struggling with loneliness, you're not alone. And yet you are alone. So very alone." ( https://despair.com/products/loneliness )
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by calebm 9y ago
* The Unconsoled (Kazuo Ishiguro) * Never Let Me Go (Kazuo Ishiguro) * Influx (Daniel Suarex) * Sputnik Sweetheart (Haruki Murakami) * Apex (Ramez Naam) * One Second After (William R. Forstchen) * Anna Karanina (Leo Tolstoy) * Neuromancer (
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by calebm 9y ago
tuples
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by calebm 9y ago
Ah, good point.

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