donlzx

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by donlzx 2y ago
I like the Odin language because it is really joyful to programming with it. Hope there are more resources and mature packages besides gaming development.
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Nim in 2020: A Short Recap(nim-lang.org)
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by donlzx 10y ago
AFAIK, the digital interface of the physical layer (PHY) of the Ethernet stack are pretty much standardized (MII/RMII/GMII/RGMII). Most SOCs implement their own MAC layer, but are usually compatible with off-the-shelf PHY ch
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by donlzx 10y ago
This scenario scare the hell out of me. Is injecting/intercepting brain signals directly really the way forward? Do we really want to create monster human species? IMHO, future AI should be used to enhance human cognitives in a nonin
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by donlzx 10y ago
Co-founders or not, the underlining reasons are alike for people (entities) with different personalities (characteristics) working together. Only one person in charge will always do, if he or she has a very strong personality and also has a
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by donlzx 10y ago
I actually think AlphaGo is a perfect example of Human-machine cooperation. Deep neural network is the easier part, the intuition and architecture design by Humans are the most critical part.
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by donlzx 10y ago
Why not patch against the latest stable version?
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by donlzx 10y ago
After the IEEE $25 monthly service came out, I subscribed for three years until finally canceled it. Honestly most of the papers I downloaded were junks, the only reason I download them was to verify the available references. The paper qual
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by donlzx 10y ago
I think this is a bad idea. Now imaging a new channel for all sorts of fake BSODs and out-of-band malicious links in the shown QR codes.
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by donlzx 11y ago
How's it compared to superfluid vacuum theory? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superfluid_vacuum_theory
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by donlzx 11y ago
Kudos to the ReactOS team. I've tried the 0.3.x release about ten years ago and was a little disappointed. However, after a decade I've got a new perspective to appreciate their work. I've kept several of my used laptops (To
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by donlzx 11y ago
So, Jessica is the Socrates for YC, and YC is the Socrates for YC start-ups. Successful founders are usually doers that often make bold adventures and can execute plans efficiently and ruthlessly, but they need consultant guidance from a wi
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by donlzx 11y ago
Speaking of listening test, I would recommended the following website for the interested: http://www.klippel.de/listeningtest/lt/ A couple of years ago, we asked our colleagues to do the tests and the results were
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by donlzx 11y ago
I hope the idea of progressive downloading partials can be applied to other files types as well. For example, if commonly used libraries such as minified Javascript source files are encoded and distributed incrementally, we don't have
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by donlzx 11y ago
A good read and helpful list. Could you add the pricing model and notes? It seems to me that the pricing infos are always hidden somewhere and very hard to find out until you actually used them.
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by donlzx 11y ago
Collecting everything would never be the optimum strategy and apparently the least meaningful one economically. For the unexpected extra values from history data, the possibility that the return value is greater than the associated total co
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by donlzx 11y ago
It's been a trend for years that we'll have more general purpose CPUs augmented with specialized hardware acceleration units in one single unit, e.g., * Intel/AMD CPUs merged with GPUs; * ARM mobile cores merged with GPUs, GP
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by donlzx 11y ago
Powerful speakers seldom use slides, ordinary people like me rely on PowerPoint slides to get the job done badly , when not having a strong compelling case :) The fundamental reason is that speech are more powerful than visual presentation.
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by donlzx 11y ago
https://scholar.google.com is good source Fifty Years of Shannon Theory http://www.princeton.edu/~verdu/reprints/IT44.6.2057-2078.pd... A Mathematical Theory of Communication http://www.mast
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by donlzx 11y ago
Yes. And you'll know more and save more time for better things.
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by donlzx 11y ago
Being kind also mean being more open-minded. I visit HN not to argue about the right or wrong, but to get more informed and educated. The more you know, the more you'll be humble and kind to those who you disagree with. The notion tha
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by donlzx 11y ago
+1 "Programming is way more art than science" :)
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by donlzx 11y ago
Yeah I know, we can easily fix the codes with tools, we also have tools for conversion between Python 2 and 3, right? However, we can not easily fix the way people writing the code, or the so-called idiomatic Go norms. Actually, it is compa
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by donlzx 11y ago
Comments are just comments, we should not keep adding keywords and syntax to them. Go's backward compatible promise is hurting itself. By sticking with strict compatibility mode, ad hoc solutions for fundamental issues are added from t
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by donlzx 11y ago
IMO, there are two different opposite directions in programming languages and tools approaches, 1) The artistic approach which is very flexible and requires creative thinking and deep understanding of the essence of computing. However, you
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by donlzx 11y ago
Yeah, it seems like just some syntax sugars for Verilog, not a whole new language. If you're not familiar with Verilog, those new syntax constructs may seem confusing.