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by captain_price7 6y ago
> Love it when a bunch of new users join the discussion to spread anti-Israeli propaganda. You've made like 10 comments in this thread. I'm not accusing you of anything. But before you accuse others of "propaganda", m
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by captain_price7 6y ago
While I agree with the main point, the specific criticisms author presented here made me even more confused than the NYT article he was criticizing. For example: > The “though they’d like it if you’d follow them on Instagram” aside doesn
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by captain_price7 6y ago
That doesn't make absolutely any sense. What can he possibly hope to achieve by sharing this information?
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by captain_price7 6y ago
> On the date Chang admitted TSMC’s disadvantage, its stock rose by 8%. Investors believed that Morris was very angry and there would be serious consequences. Indeed, TSMC started preparing for a multi-front counterattack.
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by captain_price7 6y ago
I agree with your broader point- one shouldn't tell others that their life isn't worth living. But I'm afraid maybe you're downplaying the struggles a poor Bangladeshi have to go through. I currently live in Bangladesh.
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by captain_price7 6y ago
I loved so much reading it, I was thinking that if someone were to write fictional , sherlock holmes like fantasy story where our sherlock would take some (maybe fictional) widely used software at each episode, investigate it like this, an
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by captain_price7 6y ago
> Unis spend so much time teaching CAD software, processes, etc, you wonder how much understanding engineering grads actually have That's interesting. The popular sentiment in programming world seem to be Unis don't tech practi
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C++ on Mars: Incorporating C++ into Mars Rover Flight Software (2014)(youtube.com)
3 points by captain_price7 6y ago|1 comments
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by captain_price7 6y ago
> Outside of the sliver of people that research religion that remain religious... I come from the rural area of a developing Muslim country (Bangladesh), most people around me didn't have much secular or religious education, and yet
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What Happened on Mars? (1997)(cs.unc.edu)
1 points by captain_price7 6y ago|0 comments
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by captain_price7 6y ago
The bit I found most interesting: They found that the total number of “all cause” deaths reported between May and August almost doubled in India compared with the same period in each of the past five years. “Is that because the number of co
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by captain_price7 6y ago
> the article does not contain any new or interesting revelations or insights, I don't know what exactly you mean by "new", but remember it's not published in a scientific journal. It isn't supposed to contain an
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The Rise and Fall of the NASA Software Engineering Laboratory (2002) [pdf](cs.umd.edu)
2 points by captain_price7 6y ago|0 comments
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Class Action Alleges Google Lied About Stadia Display Quality, Resolution(classaction.org)
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by captain_price7 6y ago
AI is likely to be the biggest beneficiary of this architecture. The on-memory processing chips are likely to be simpler than the CPU ones (i.e. more akin to GPU cores), and allows parallelism- both of which point to numerical processing an
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by captain_price7 6y ago
A relevant paper from '19 (Behind paywall) - https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9073325 Edit: A more accessible (in both senses) survey paper on Near-Memory Computing: https://arxiv.org/abs&#x2F
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Samsung Develops Industry’s First High Bandwidth Memory with AI Processing Power(news.samsung.com)
82 points by captain_price7 6y ago|38 comments
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by captain_price7 6y ago
> all questions should follow a very specific format The format is good enough, but I really dislike the idea of enforcing it for every question. As a top comment suggested, some of the most interesting questions in SO are sort of open-e
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by captain_price7 6y ago
Assuming it's possible to find out "intelligent" vs not primary/middle schools kids. We all here agree that finding talented developers is hard- meaning 22+ yr old adults. Isn't the job like 10 times harder for say
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by captain_price7 6y ago
1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23496994 2. https://techspot.zzzeek.org/2015/02/15/asynchronous-python-a...
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by captain_price7 6y ago
Consider adding 2013 to the title. (Not sure if it's possible).
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by captain_price7 6y ago
> Islām is a race. Muslim here, that sounds absurd. In fact one of my biggest annoyances is when people view all Muslims around the world as single entity. Every stupid trait of every Muslim majority culture gets blamed on entire Muslim
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by captain_price7 6y ago
For all its faults, peer-review is still the best mechanism to keep science in right track. What you propose would mean twitter or facebook will replace those journals, people with huge twitter followings, or "celebrity" scientist
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by captain_price7 6y ago
> Men who can command words to serve their thoughts and feelings are well on their way to commanding men to serve their purposes.
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by captain_price7 6y ago
> but to discover gaps in my knoledge I think I've already found one :)
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by captain_price7 6y ago
So what happened to him? I follow him on twitter too. I don't see what's wrong with him. Some people complain he isn't "balanced" i.e. 9/10 of his criticisms are aimed at comparatively "good guys" i.e
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by captain_price7 6y ago
I know enough about GPU to know how interesting this is, but not enough to fully get it. I wish there were some "Dissecting the Apple M1 GPU for Dummies ".
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by captain_price7 6y ago
I have been involved in Software engineering research a bit, even have a first-author short paper. I was struck by just how much pointless, low-effort papers there are in this domain. People have been researching about bug prediction for ov
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by captain_price7 6y ago
> Exactly this is why I think micro targeting should simply be banned by governments. Any site that doesn't allow opting out of micro targeting should be banned by government.
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by captain_price7 6y ago
> Using data from flu monitoring programs in prior years, the CDC models project that 70 MILLION Americans have already gotten sick with symptomatic Covid, but decided to just write it off as a bad cold and never got tested. I am not mak

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