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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
This one has actually exploded in usage on the left ever since an activist in Seattle said "What's up, bootlickers" at a city council meeting about the corporate head tax. It quickly became a leftist meme. https://
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
In some of his videos his parents yell at him for racism and anti-semitism. IIRC they kicked him out at some point.
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
Does anyone here have any contacts with the MOMA? I think TempleOS should be submitted.
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
The official documentation is sub-par. Want to know the difference between include_directories and target_include_directories? Well, good luck going through docs with no examples and then parsing through several year old stackoverflow posts
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
I would add UC Berkeley to that list. If you look at any big tech company in the bay on Linkedin and sort by university, UC Berkeley students almost always make up a plurality.
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
It would be great if one of the "climate damages" that takes place at 14.5° C (and a little more at each higher temp) was desertification. I think grassland turning into desert would be one of the more visible effects of global wa
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
DuckDuckGo, Alexa, and Cortana use it. It gets about 21% of the search market.
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
Well, that's why Facebook, Microsoft, and Amazon are collaborating together to create ONNX, an open source graph model. It's currently looking like ONNX will be the "LLVM IR" of the deep learning world.
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
Amateur radio! There's a growing interest in it from the Maker movement and people interested in SDR. It's a really great community as long as you avoid the bands where boomers complain about the VA, liberals, and young people. If
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
It was before AKS was released. ACS was Azure's Kubernetes entrant and it was hot garbage. AKS is a solid system built by Brendan Burns and his team at Microsoft.
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
If you're in Northern California it usually refers to Central California Valley which is San Joaquin Valley and Sacramento Valley. If you're in Southern California it usually refers to San Fernando Valley.
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
ZRX is the odd-ball for me -- and I was an early investor. It's a governance token and it's not even needed to use with a decentralized exchange. In fact, a lot of exchanges aren't using it for fees. But it makes since ZRX is
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
And what about after that? In my experience at least, I can highly recommend Stanford's EE364a Convex Optimization. http://web.stanford.edu/class/ee364a/ When I was an undergrad at Berkeley, one particularly
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
Do you know anything about this project or is this just a generic diatribe? I was hoping to hear about his opinions of the shortcomings of KiCAD and where LibrePCB improves on them. It would certainly help someone like me decide whether to
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
Interesting! I'm a KiCAD user but have never heard of this. Why doesn't Urban just contribute to KiCAD instead of maintaining a separate open source project? Apologies if he mentions it in the video -- I'm at work.
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
MIPS and RISC-V are very, very similar. Makes sense if you realize that they modified MIPS and started adding opcode space and features from there. Essentially, RISC-V is a modern do-over of MIPS, just with variable length instructions, flo
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
What a shame. I used to hang out on Rust IRC when Daniel was still engaged with the project. He always seemed so knowledgeable and he fought for what he thought was best for the language.
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
I think Microsoft's experience with FPGAs for inference would agree with you. Currently, they are only allowing external customers use ResNet-50 with their FPGA-enabled Azure ML.
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
A user on reddit did some napkin math on the r/science submission of this article. The tl;dr is we don't have enough land area for the amount of trees needed to sequester 1,100 gt of carbon. https://www.reddit.com/
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
I think we should just go back to the old rules of no flagrant political submissions. I think it's been proven time-and-time again that HN can't handle politics. It just turns in to low-effort garbage.
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
Such a shame that Tabula closed down. They had some of the most interesting tech -- hopefully someone is able to pick it up someday. As someone who works with FPGAs, I think a solution like theirs is the only way FPGAs will become mainstrea
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
Seeing as how Paradex isn't the most popular DEX and Coinbase's ties to 0x, I don't think this is an acquihire. This looks like they are actually going to use Paradex as a relayer.
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
It originally didn't include it in the HN title, then it did, and now it has gone away again :-)
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
The original HN title didn't include the "in Rust" part. It's funny how as soon as that gets added it gets more attention ;)
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by cbHXBY1D 8y ago
To anyone upset by MJ's Medium post, please watch the video. It's a much better representation of his thoughts on the current state of machine learning than the blog post.
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by cbHXBY1D 9y ago
Past and future of hardware and architecture - David Patterson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9KRq2Ns0ZE Programing Should Be More Than Coding - Leslie Lamport https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QsTfL-uXd8
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by cbHXBY1D 9y ago
Human historical record only goes back ~6,000 years but modern humans have existed for at least ~200,000 years. We don't have historic records of the stone age, but we do have lots of archaeological evidence. And what we have found are
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by cbHXBY1D 9y ago
Or if you want to get experience with data science: Stats 134 (easy), CS188 (medium), CS189 (hard).
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by cbHXBY1D 9y ago
Most people on this site have not trusted FB's intentions with the drone project for good reason. Ever since we collectively realized a three years ago that FB's internet.org was a wolf in sheep's clothing, most people on her
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by cbHXBY1D 9y ago
Bingo. Apple has a good amount of engineers working on Linux and QNX embedded devices. I think it's pretty clear at this point that they are still working on cars and that they are also integrating those cars with Apple maps. I think t

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