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by drew-y 4y ago
Where are you making this comparison from? Edit. Never mind. Found it. https://github.com/MPACT-ORG/llvm-project/blob/work/llvm/doc... RISC-V: 104 LoC, AArch64: 3483. That's wild.
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by drew-y 4y ago
Neat! VOO is number 22 on the list. I wasn't too far off after all.
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by drew-y 4y ago
I still use Robinhood and VOO is the bulk of what I buy. I doubt I'm that unusual.
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Build a WebAssembly Language for Fun and Profit Part 2: Parsing(courier.com)
1 points by drew-y 4y ago|0 comments
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by drew-y 4y ago
Author here! Happy to respond to any questions. This was a fun article to write. Please let me know if you have any feedback! :)
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Build a WebAssembly Language for Fun and Profit: Lexing(courier.com)
9 points by drew-y 4y ago|1 comments
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by drew-y 4y ago
> We have nothing to do with the robot Is that not an explicit diversion of responsibility? They allowed the robot to operate at their event. I might buy a mistranslation, but seems like a stretch. I come from 8 years of experience in in
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by drew-y 4y ago
I assume you are referring to driverless cars. Those aren't inherently unsafe. Neither are six axis robots. As I mentioned, cobots are well suited for this sort of situation. Just to reiterate, I am not trying to make some any sort o
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by drew-y 4y ago
I never said anything about Russia. I am talking about the people in charge of this event specifically. > the robot must be given time to react. But the boy was in a hurry and the robot grabbed him A soft blame, but a blame nonetheless.
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by drew-y 4y ago
Your complaint about this thread making heated overgeneralizations is valid. It's not fair to generalize a single incident as being representative of an entire culture. Which is ironic, because you then go on to make a similar mistake
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by drew-y 4y ago
> The child moved the figure, then the robot must be given time to react. But the boy was in a hurry and the robot grabbed him. We have nothing to do with the robot,” commented Moscow Chess Federation President Sergey Lazarev.
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by drew-y 4y ago
This is appalling. There is no world in which an industrial robot like that should be operating next to a child. Their force sensors are not nearly sensitive enough to stop before causing serious injury. Going fast enough, they can absolute
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by drew-y 4y ago
You're assuming they have a standard five day work week. That's not how legislative sessions work. https://history.house.gov/Institution/Session-Dates/110-Curr...
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by drew-y 4y ago
They are not. Even if we assume congress wasn't a complete gridlocked mess, they simply do not have the bandwidth. There 535 Members of Congress and they work less than 200 days a year in a typical session. How many regulatory bodies
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by drew-y 4y ago
I wouldn't go that far. > Per the most recent Inventory Report, U.S. landfills released an estimated 109.3 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (MMTCO2e) of methane into the atmosphere in 2020; this represents 16.8 perce
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Hacking PostgreSQL Internals to Deliver Push Notifications(courier.com)
11 points by drew-y 5y ago|0 comments
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Developer's Guide to Building Notification Systems: Observability and Analytics(courier.com)
7 points by drew-y 5y ago|0 comments
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The Developer's Guide to Building Notification Systems: Scalability, Reliability(courier.com)
33 points by drew-y 5y ago|2 comments
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by drew-y 5y ago
> You are clearly not the target audience I disagree. I mean, I know we're not the only target audience. But we're clearly an important one. They literally announce their new software releases at their developer's conf
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GitHub Copilot in action on a TypeScript project [video](youtube.com)
1 points by drew-y 5y ago|0 comments
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by drew-y 5y ago
If you haven't seen it, I highly recommend Ex Machina. It also explores the philosophy of AGI in a serious way.
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by drew-y 5y ago
That headline is literally my point. "It Was Premature To Rule Out A Lab Leak" === We do not have enough evidence to definitively rule it out.
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by drew-y 5y ago
Still. There is a difference between saying something hasn't been ruled out and saying that it may be true. To me, "may be true" implies a decent (> 10% chance) that it is true. My impression is that most experts do not
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by drew-y 5y ago
Saying "all the experts" think it may actually be true is a big stretch. It's far more accurate to say that the experts haven't ruled it out. But they still think natural origin is far more likely[1]. [1] https:/&#
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by drew-y 5y ago
Hmmm. Gotta say I did not find that article convincing. It just seems like he's skeptical of a paper that makes some wild claims. The article also assumes that the paper was withdrawn because of some sort of political pressure. But fai
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by drew-y 5y ago
Can you point to a specific email that makes you hesitant?
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by drew-y 5y ago
Those benchmarks measure performance increase rather than performance overall. M1 isn't necessarily doing "worse" as much as it just didn't see as much of an improvement as the others.
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by drew-y 5y ago
Can you expand on the capabilities of the terminal? What sort of operations can be done from the terminal? It looks like the shell is JSH. Is this an in house shell? Is there any more information on it?
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by drew-y 5y ago
Because shortages aren't the issue. The issue is using more power than all of Argentina for one currency. That is a lot of CO2 emissions for something that brings questionable value.
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by drew-y 5y ago
I think a new space era could radically change the earth too. Nuclear Fusion is very hard, Elon isn't a magician.

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