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781.
by crb002 9y ago
Make one good die with low enough area to have good yield. Mass produce the fuck out of it. $$$
782.
by crb002 9y ago
Django instead of Rails or Yesod on the latest project. Second iteration will be DjangoREST/VueJS. Third iteration breaking the monolith into smaller services. I ported Ruby 1.8 to the IBM Blue Gene/L. Nothing out of a dislike for
783.
by crb002 9y ago
Or this one: https://arxiv.org/pdf/cs/0605067.pdf Find non-diversified asset pools based on mutual information of prices. Avoid too much exposure to any pocket, but do arbitrage within a pocket.
784.
by crb002 9y ago
I think this would be the paper behind his algorithm: http://crab.rutgers.edu/~dhong/Papers/fBm2014.pdf
785.
by crb002 9y ago
Garage. It worked for Apple, Google, and HP.
786.
by crb002 9y ago
Google skims top talent for themselves and feeds the rest out?
787.
by crb002 9y ago
Blanket non-competes are asnine. You lock in unproductive workers who are unhappy and want to leave.
788.
by crb002 9y ago
They are building chips without the x86 albatross. The US State Department is to blame for the phoenix by cutting off their Intel MIC supply. They have enough labor to do supervised learning on a grand scale that the U.S. can't compete
789.
by crb002 9y ago
Deregulate. Let the market decide.
790.
by crb002 9y ago
FP is going to kill it when compilers catch up to utilize new SIMD instructions. I think we are going to see more per core "L0" caches and less reliance on the shared "L1" cache. With that many caches to juggle you want
791.
by crb002 9y ago
AMD needs to come out with a few AVX-1024 instructions for vector ops. Essentially make one core into a GPU that doesn't suck at branching.
792.
by crb002 9y ago
I wish SCOTUS would put out a Euclidian distance Voronoi metric, where the redistricting map presented with minimum error wins. You quickly get into non-linear territory by using travel time instead of Euclidian distance. Roads and bridges
793.
by crb002 9y ago
C can be safe if you use Turing incomplete libraries that have been verified. It's the YOLO ad hock parsers that get you in trouble.
794.
by crb002 9y ago
Programming needs to be taught alongside Algebra I. Especially in a language like Haskell or Scheme where algebraic refactoring of type signatures looks like normal algebra notation.
795.
by crb002 9y ago
Bollocks. With your DNA on file it should be custom.
796.
by crb002 9y ago
Massive problem in Fortune 500s. If they have to Atlassian, Git, and Microsoft ecosystems then bean counters cut off access to large sections of the company. Programmers are then siloed away from the rest of the organization. There needs to
797.
by crb002 9y ago
Isn't that about two decades late?
798.
by crb002 9y ago
Time to contact your solicitor chap.
799.
by crb002 9y ago
I translate that into contractors aren't required to warranty their embedded components. Rewrite the contracts.
800.
by crb002 9y ago
Modulo 5 it is the full transformation semigroup on 5 elements.
801.
by crb002 9y ago
It's constant time unless you grow the cube.
802.
by crb002 9y ago
Google should have country specific feeds (canada.google.com) instead of domains. Then location based filtering is forced on the browser where it should be.
803.
by crb002 9y ago
Why computer vision of plant stress is better than fancy sensors.
804.
by crb002 9y ago
Facebook and MS both have data centers in Des Moines. No Amazon.
805.
by crb002 9y ago
That's a glass half full view of SCOTUS upholding the travel ban and making travelers prove they have a legitimate nexus to the U.S. to get a waiver.
806.
by crb002 9y ago
AI means death of the personal income tax. It puts AI work at an unfair tax advantage.
807.
by crb002 9y ago
Clearance Jobs is a subsidiary of DICE in Urbandale. Chad Thompson their devops guru is good people.
808.
by crb002 9y ago
#JQuery4Ever Webassembly needs it's own UNIX. A simple abstraction library for browser IO that scales.
809.
by crb002 9y ago
That's like 1/5 the cost of one F35 Flying Turkey?
810.
by crb002 9y ago
The economic benefit of mostly automating governance is huge. Large financial institutions push so much through COBOL/DB2 on mainframes. The cost of updates to the contracts is horrid and mostly manual taking months if not years. The b

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