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dman
8y ago
I have been watching the dynamics between AMD and Intel recently and some interesting things are happening. Jim Keller and Raja headed to Intel. Intel announcing plans to get into the discrete GPU space (a place ridden with patent landmines
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8y ago
Then you should compare the tinkering experience for linux with Hackintoshes?
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8y ago
Why not buy a machine with Ubuntu preinstalled from Dell or system 76.
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9y ago
Whenever I hear of this I think of "The future of math is no algebra, only geometry".
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9y ago
I like to think of this as the Government encouraging you to pay more in recurring taxes by waiving a one time tax - you did end up increasing your exposure to the real estate market and your annual property taxes through this transaction.
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9y ago
How long did you hold it? Where was the home located?
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9y ago
Noticed the Visual Studio project files. Was Windows a primary development platform for foundationdb?
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9y ago
Thanks for the pointer!
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9y ago
Really wish they did a 15 inch.
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9y ago
I dont look at the situation as charitably. They raised $2,571,262 (479% funded) and spent more than half of it on Sailfish, while running out of funds such that they never shipped the tablets. The tablets themselves were manufactured by th
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9y ago
But you just made 5 new friends for life :)
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9y ago
I backed their tablet and was disappointed when I learned they would never ship it - Jolla's handling of the whole fiasco was very suboptimal. Pinning hopes on the purism now for a hackable mobile device.
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9y ago
Would you be willing to pay for this and how much?
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9y ago
Doesnt a cloud vm do this?
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9y ago
Any pointers for an aggregator that has acm/springer/ieee?
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9y ago
I really wish the publishers got together and started a netflix like service for journals. I would gladly pay to use such a service per month.
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9y ago
The other side of the equation is - how many projects benefit from the additional eyes and hands that a community brings?
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9y ago
How much are you willing to pay to use something like this? Would you still pay if it was open source?
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9y ago
Wonder if Apple will take the same stance on the cut it takes off apps. Ie if you look at the value add that Apple provides by running the app store it has a fixed cost, whether the app costs $2 or $200.
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9y ago
Spotted Lisp in Small Pieces in the background!!
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9y ago
Who draws the diagrams for the book? They made the book a fun read for me. Are they hand drawn?
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9y ago
Strong parallels with JS frameworks recently
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dman
9y ago
Thanks for taking the time to write such a detailed comment!
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9y ago
In case some UX / HCI experts read this thread, are there any credible studies of information density in user interfaces plotted over time?
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9y ago
a. The problem of easily raising money from VCs. b. The problem of being able to sell your solution while having a shockingly low transaction per second.
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9y ago
One question I had after reading your post is - We currently build languages with purely additive models, ie features can be added to a language over time. Overtime the interaction between features creates "incidental complexity".
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9y ago
Disclaimer: Am a C++ programmer Watching from a distance I have to concede that from a safety, dynamism of the community and package management using cargo Rust has improved upon C++ in meaningful and measurable way. However on the complexi
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9y ago
I really hope AMD releases a 7601 variant that is clocked similarly to the threadripper chips.
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9y ago
That is inspiring!
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9y ago
I was disappointed as well. Initially I believed that the downturn would work in the same way as a forest fire - clearing out dead wood so that new growth can occur. I hoped at the time that a new class of financial firm would emerge as a r
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