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by eaurouge 8y ago
I see a number of comments celebrating the choice to live in a bubble uninformed and blissfully unaware of local and global events. Admittedly, a number of news sources are quite bad at actually reporting the news. But there still are quite
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by eaurouge 8y ago
I wonder if you would have the same reaction if this was a Pakistani kid, for instance. There’re lots of talented Nigerian immigrants all over the world - this kid won’t be the first lost to the US. And there are lots more talented kids tha
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by eaurouge 8y ago
Considering you can't even spell the name of the region (after two attempts), I doubt you're in a position to correct someone whose knowledge of the region goes back to 1984.
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by eaurouge 8y ago
For some context, readers of the parent comment should know that the commenter routinely makes similarly negative comments on every other erlang/elixir article to hit the front page. Edit: in response to sibling comments, I believe the
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by eaurouge 8y ago
If you study Justin Gatlin’s career, you’d find few explanations for the times he posted in his 30s. Other than payoff from earlier steroid use.
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by eaurouge 8y ago
Do you by any chance happen to live in the SF Bay Area?
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by eaurouge 8y ago
The Ford CEO famously/stupidly announced his plans to grow Ford into a data company on NPR [0]. So it’s likely he saw Chariot as a software acquisition. 0. https://threatpost.com/ford-eyes-use-of-customers-personal-d...
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by eaurouge 8y ago
For your workout, do you do weights only? If so, try adding some high intensity aerobics like running and see if that makes a difference.
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by eaurouge 8y ago
I guess that depends on your definition of “killer”, particularly wrt Jira.
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by eaurouge 8y ago
That’s just an anecdatum. I’ve spent a fraction of that on my 20-year ICE.
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by eaurouge 8y ago
What sort of evidence are you looking for? If indeed people were having problems cashing out as you seem to think, this would have been big news. In which case you should be able to find and provide evidence of this occurring. And, if I u
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by eaurouge 8y ago
Can you move to a state/country where you can obtain marijuana legally? Perhaps with a prescription?
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by eaurouge 8y ago
Any hardware engineer know how one goes about sourcing electronics (IC) for a chip reader? Thinking directly from the manufacturer, I know you can order stuff on AliExpress but I'd prefer to be able to rely on the original chip maker&#
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by eaurouge 8y ago
Great! My interest is in bare metal environments where you typically don't use a heap. I'm not familiar with the `--gc:regions` switch, but I think a good start could be a guide on how to implement simple non-garbage collected pro
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by eaurouge 8y ago
That would be great if you do write an article. I would be happy to contribute, but I would really like to see some official discussion or documentation from the team first before moving forward.
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by eaurouge 8y ago
I bought your book with the hopes that you would include a chapter on embedded programming, but was disappointed to find it barely got a mention in the book. I remember an earlier discussion here where you were considering and it seemed lik
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by eaurouge 8y ago
Bear supports Latex. You can try writing your equations and tables in a Latex code block.
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by eaurouge 8y ago
Elon Musk did not found Tesla. I do want Tesla to succeed, but facts are facts.
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by eaurouge 8y ago
Only one of the companies you mentioned currently has cars on the road with self driving tech that can kill you.
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by eaurouge 8y ago
> In a third-world country, I'd probably prefer being safely indoors at school That's a ridiculous generalization. Most developing countries have lower crime rates than some American inner cities. Heck, many developing countrie
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by eaurouge 8y ago
Neither of those companies has the cash reserves Apple has at its disposal. Nor the expertise in hardware software integration. There’s lots of things Apple can do with their cash, gaining a foothold in a data rich industry of the future is
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by eaurouge 9y ago
> but in practice, it basically means everywhere including SF and the east bay Silicon Valley includes neither SF nor the East Bay, not even in practice.
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by eaurouge 9y ago
Specifically what level of support are you expecting from ARM, ST or TI?
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by eaurouge 9y ago
Sorry, didn't see this earlier. Yes, still need one. Thanks! Edit: Oops, turns out I did receive an invite. Thanks, elorm!
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by eaurouge 9y ago
Yes, please. Can you send me one?
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by eaurouge 10y ago
The one valid cost you've mentioned would be the cost of parking all those cars. A couple of points. Cars in service don't need parking, obviously. They're either ferrying passengers or on their way to the next fare. And, as
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by eaurouge 10y ago
That's not true. Driver's share of a car's annual revenue is necessarily greater, actually significantly greater than annual depreciation on the car. With autonomous cars, the driver's share goes to Uber, as does cost of
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by eaurouge 10y ago
I agree. And I should add that Amazon is positioned to become the one global infrastructure layer in multiple areas. And despite Walmart's questionable labor practices, it remains the only viable opposition to Amazon's dominance i
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by eaurouge 11y ago
In your Direct Hardware Control chapter, please include a bit on targeting embedded systems like ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers. For instance, how to get started and problems/gotchas to watch out for. I'm going to try this out myse
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by eaurouge 11y ago
Not odd at all - that was a great book about a great man. The most profound theme from the book, for me, was his quest for knowledge and self-education. And his commitment to live life as a reflection of his knowledge and beliefs, even when

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