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by crb002 8y ago
Or the market has priced in inflation from QE3, we have a dollar bubble masquerading as an asset bubble.
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by crb002 8y ago
The one you like developing on. Thinkpad for Linux, Mac for MacOS. Don't skimp on RAM. Rent GPUs in the cloud or buy a GPU box that you can run jobs on.
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by crb002 8y ago
You can do mapreduce on Lambda and S3, https://github.com/bcongdon/corral Read up on Brendan Gregg's work. Start benchmarking your systems. The difference between science and fucking around is measurement - paraph
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by crb002 8y ago
This is why category theory interests developers. Composing programs like lego bricks. It is more nuanced that, distros involve a lot of snowflake programs using several build systems using several languages many of which do not compose wel
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by crb002 8y ago
He also makes it really easy for IP owners to track down counterfeit supply chains. Free discovery to sue pirates.
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by crb002 8y ago
At 5% you would laugh it off as a sales tax. I'm curious if these tariff taxes will meaningfully lower the budget deficit.
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by crb002 8y ago
License it to them as a whitelabel reseller (15% commission) with the option to buy? They can go to market with it immediately giving you immediate cashflow with less DD and you are protected by the resell agreement that they can't cop
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by crb002 8y ago
Give Jim a call, one of the best in the business. http://www.cie-ankeny.com/contact
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by crb002 8y ago
I'm surprised they don't make lossy GPUs that have a few defects among the obscene amount of transistors. Consumer graphics you wouldn't know the difference.
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by crb002 8y ago
Because all the Blue Gene/L/P/Q code is POWER.
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by crb002 8y ago
They also are rolling out an ASIC competitor to Google TPU. Bitmain is poised to be be the Nvidia of the custom compute world.
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by crb002 8y ago
Lots of hiring in FPGAs right now, especially in vehicle sector. Bitmain is rocking custom ASICs. Micron processors in memory are still maturing. I'd look into applying at a national lab in their team that looks into new/custom ch
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by crb002 8y ago
One trick I use is passing data files through the command line "sort", "uniq", and "wc" utilities. Those are great benchmarks to see how off you are from tuned code on your machine.
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by crb002 8y ago
Of course for a mere 6% one time processing fee Wells Fargo will offer to sell you BTC from your bank account.
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by crb002 8y ago
Speed of light, about 1 foot (30cm) per nanosecond. Always a lower bound on how fast information travels in a system.
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by crb002 8y ago
This goes with any system. Get the data pipelines hot then drive in the business logic. Otherwise you are surprised with latency and have to do major refactors.
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by crb002 8y ago
According to FRED there seems to be a glut of coal plants https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CAPUTLG2211S .
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by crb002 8y ago
Remote work in the US and great talent from the same time zones in South and Central Americas has a lot to do with it.
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by crb002 8y ago
Cooling fan spindles are subject to the same forces; and they had a large array of cooling fans.
620.
by crb002 8y ago
Atlassian + AWS was a threat to Azure. Enterprises refused to pay for both TFS and Alassian licenses. This is a headshot at Atlassian to create a MS monopoly in enterprise version control.
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by crb002 8y ago
Apple would be wise to release "beta" C and either C++ or Rust bindings for iOS. It is LLVM developers care about not Swift.
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by crb002 8y ago
Damore and company are ardent about policing what is mostly discrimination to Asian hires. Google would be wiser to fix holes in the talent pipeline going back to middle school than punish a generation for the shortcomings of their parents.
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by crb002 8y ago
No big deal just serve a subpoena on their registered agent.
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by crb002 8y ago
$7 billion in stock isn't "about to fold" money.
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by crb002 8y ago
What is to stop Bermuda from slapping a 30% outflow tax on all funds in excess of $100 million? Apple is gambling.
626.
by crb002 8y ago
Except now they have billion dollar data centers they need your servers on and don't care if you use their software as long as they turn a profit from the hosting. Bill G is probably kicking himself for not renting servers decades ago.
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by crb002 8y ago
Dealers lose money every day a car sits on their lot. You want a good deal from any dealer, scrape results each week and hit them up on cars that haven't moved for months. They will flip it for $1 over cost just to get it from going re
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by crb002 8y ago
You can go to Mannheim and see auction results from the previous weeks and see what your vehicle is going for. Print it out when you go in, they are saving the $500-$1000 cut Mannheim takes.
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by crb002 8y ago
Greed goes both ways. Tempted to haggle with them knowing their fat margins, especially near end of quarter when salespeople are focused on cashflow now not profit next quarter.
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by crb002 8y ago
Opposed to manufacturers still doing updates over USB hell who take years to patch vulnerabilities. Why the NTSB doesn't demand source code is beyond me.

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