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by choosername 10y ago
To counter the OP, you'd have to use an existing profiler.
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by choosername 10y ago
>they explain how the thing works rather than what it does In some kinds of logic this is impossible, but isn't that how reports are usually written? The what is the conclusion of the how. Many papers omit the mechanics completely a
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by choosername 10y ago
>if the point is to make these results accessible to a wider audience It is not. While it's a big, growing field, it's really a narrow audience that can be expected to understand this, far from everyone in the field. How intuit
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by choosername 10y ago
> word at 4k why, that's certainly not a striking argument
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by choosername 10y ago
what about fail quick fail often
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by choosername 10y ago
since many C programs will have simple array types like that, this addition is mostly syntactic.
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by choosername 10y ago
nice to hear but more relevant to the thread would be info on precise photo active radiation spectra. The absorption is easily meassured putting a leaf under a through light spectroscope, but narrowing down the actually active spectrum is a
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by choosername 10y ago
It depends on the plant, obvious from the different color.
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by choosername 10y ago
there is a baremetal rust os that avoids libc. I think it achieves this by avoiding the rust standard library.
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by choosername 10y ago
kill-it-with-fire kind of downvote, not a HN smug just-because-I-can kinda downvote.
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by choosername 10y ago
Absolutely. It's a helpful default, if you have no idea how to run it otherwise. It's far worse a trap if this behaviour comes unexpected.
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by choosername 10y ago
At that point it's a problem for AI to solve. When supply outweighs demand, selection will happen and that will be fueled by analytics. The incentive to catching the rest in a soft social net then is uncertain. In those terms, surely,
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by choosername 10y ago
> (a dedicated "email server appliance") that can't be hacked -- but that also means it can't be updated. > if a vulnerability is discovered, the homeowner has to buy a new email appliance. that's the update
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by choosername 10y ago
English rhymes very well. I chuckelled over the Seinfeld reference
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by choosername 10y ago
I don't see the difference to capatalism (disclaimer: hardly looked). The believe that anything can be achieved when doing well enough is rather fundamental, because it's tautological. The modesty to currently accept the situation
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by choosername 10y ago
At least I'd hope for their integrity.
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by choosername 10y ago
If information is not processed, it doesn't change. If there is a static fundamental part in the low subconscious (not un-conscious), how does it affect thought, as input? Would slow changes and additions to this model affect past thou
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by choosername 10y ago
> The problem is that consciousness happens "now" Well, if it doesn't? Rather, you have a statechange between two times and you don't know when the change happened any more exact than that. The notion of the now is ju
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by choosername 10y ago
iq of rgba worked at pixar.
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by choosername 10y ago
part of "intelligently" informed "lifestyle choices" might be what these big mammals have what we don't.
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by choosername 10y ago
that would be a controller. embedded in a similar vein means that a controller or whatever is embedded in a bigger stand-alone system, and thus not it isn't stand-alone on its own. a desktop is stand-alone. A webserver isn't but
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by choosername 10y ago
Automous driving will ve way to huge for any uc if thelime of avr and pic, but it's still called an embedded system. Or a system of embedded systems at least.
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by choosername 10y ago
that puts the income in perspective, it obviously has an anticedent. To get the optimum a compromise has to be met. Automation is shifting the compromise in favour of minimal working hours per existing job. Although, it creates opportunity
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by choosername 10y ago
comunism ring any bell?
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by choosername 10y ago
There is the w3 and other standards comitties joined by industrie leaders and a lot of experts and public eyeballs. Chat hardly compares. Perhaps the W3 should concern itself with chat. The IETF released SIP. The w3c offers IRC channels. A
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by choosername 10y ago
I will guess 1. MS anticipated cheap Android OEMs 2. They anticipated VR and anticipated the need to integrate 3D audio in 3D hardware, which is the grafics cards at the moment. They were involved with VR from Kinect. 3. Multiplatform is no
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by choosername 10y ago
is this about strict or static typing, which lisp doesn't use?
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by choosername 10y ago
nuh, up to a certain point you won't learn much that's not at least interesting, save for french. And even that could help me with latin now, had I learned it better. Sure there's details only needed in a career, but that&#x2
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by choosername 10y ago
well, if ypu want exceptions that practically don't exist neither in time nor space, use something else :)
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by choosername 10y ago
> not trying to 'regulate emotions' Well, regulation as meant in system control theory fits, perhaps. I understand that involves to meassure and to act (or actuate) if any values don't fit in a grand scheme of things. Syte

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