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by crb002 8y ago
IMHO Ruby was better off in 1.8 with green threads; one Ruby VM per core and using MPI for message passing.
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by crb002 8y ago
Not unless they bought red hat first and shipped Linux laptops unseating Lenovo. Money is now in the mega data cloud center not the desktop market.
633.
by crb002 8y ago
Unlikely. Alphabet will spin off the division and sell it for blood$.
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by crb002 8y ago
Also, how deep did the Theranos lies go? This could be RICO which is it's own animal.
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by crb002 8y ago
This will get appealed. Putting false material info in the public sphere in itself lends to punitive damages as a class even if compensatory damages are more nuanced. I dont recall anything like this in the Madoff ponzi.
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by crb002 8y ago
Minecraft videos.
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by crb002 8y ago
We are beginning to see some sweet differential embeddings of discrete things like stacks and context free grammars. This is where deep learning gets really fun because it is learning to program.
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by crb002 8y ago
Rich entrepreneurs hire fancy immigration attorneys and go to the front of the line well before 5 years. Impact to well funded entrepreneurs will be minimal and those it does effect will take up residence in Toronto/Vancoover/Mexi
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by crb002 8y ago
The waterfall albatross is the absurd amount of up front requirement documentation in a Word file on a share drive. Modern waterfall where you have documentation in git with references into tests is 10x better than the waterfall of old.
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by crb002 8y ago
I fucked a consultancy once on accident with this. They hired two extra devs and a manager griped at me that I wasn't being productive enough. I sketched the critical path of information flows required, and every morning grabbed a bloc
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by crb002 8y ago
Kanban + someone technical who understands critical path bottlenecks and prioritizes those tasks so others can keep chugging along in parallel.
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by crb002 8y ago
AWS Lambda is a Linux container. Unless you are like me and have gcc working under it you are probably stuck in their garden of Go/NetCore/Python/Ruby/JS and don't care to much about it's Linux nuances.
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by crb002 8y ago
Specifically, he employs a lot of https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archetypal_literary_criticis... .
644.
by crb002 8y ago
Interesting spin on Cisco getting caught yet again putting backdoors into their routers.
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by crb002 8y ago
How much is egg, and how much is having carbs alongside that egg early in the morning? There are some health benefits to intermittent fasting by not eating in the morning.
646.
by crb002 8y ago
Lol. More like DARPA wants to use deepfakes in psyops without getting caught.
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by crb002 8y ago
GDPR seems like it runs contrary to information theory and will become a crutch for censorship.
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by crb002 8y ago
Contract provision that survives bankruptcy, Tesla needs the cash or there may not be a Tesla in two years.
649.
by crb002 8y ago
They really should license their onboard computers. Companies like John Deere would happily scrap Intel Windriver.
650.
by crb002 8y ago
Surprised that Xerox hasn't gotten into Docusign, industrial 3D printing/scanning, PDF automation, general small manufacturing robotics ...
651.
by crb002 8y ago
Even simple things like having two robot arms for the same task with one idle but ready in case the other fails; or being able to electronically label some assemblies as rejects and no-op everything on the down the line until they hit an ej
652.
by crb002 8y ago
Said it once, will say it again. Elon needs to provide stochastic simulations of his production line with realistic failure rates of each component. Understand where those high failures are and build in the same redundancy he does to the M
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by crb002 8y ago
Federal Student Loan bubble sets a price floor screwing all the poor students with debt they otherwise could avoid in a free market.
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by crb002 8y ago
I'm curious to see Elon publish rough stochastic simulations of his Tesla Model 3 assembly lines. Both current and proposed. Full automation without buffering at several stages requires massive uptime for all segments.
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by crb002 8y ago
Bollocks see my comment. We know worst case bounds for Kolmogorov random transformations of a finite set, the most complex learning task there is.
656.
by crb002 8y ago
Learning a transformation from the full transformation semigroup is the most general case. Consider a mystery unary CPU operation M on a 64 bit register. How deep of a circuit do you need to calculate any such transformation M? According to
657.
by crb002 8y ago
Media Rule: All media assets are hosted on AWS S3 buckets so your servers can scale to tens of thousands of users.
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by crb002 8y ago
Is there a library for this? Import images, give each Z layer value, adjust their rotation/scale/position each frame? Curious to see what the SouthPark guys use which seems very similar but more digital.
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by crb002 8y ago
Does someone have a good writeup of this? Engineering wise they could still do peer to peer, but also send lower sampled audio to a central server via UDP, code it into text, then send it to the other client and brand it as an accessibility
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by crb002 8y ago
And let's not forget the beheadings of "white ISIS". https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=saudi+beheadings

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