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by eigenrick 7y ago
Assuming that the min. wage increase has been great for NYC, I fear this would be used as "evidence" that a such a minimum wage would work everywhere in America. NYC is one of the most expensive places in the US to live and work.
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by eigenrick 7y ago
I'll give you some advice, but first, a caveat: PHds are correlated with higher intelligence, and higher self-discipline. This is obviously due to the filtering process involved in achieving such a goal. To succeed in life, you will
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by eigenrick 7y ago
Nothing compares. Nothing compares to Yew.
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by eigenrick 7y ago
It says typescript and ML, but it looks quite a bit like Rust/Swift, which is great for my tastes. I'm still not sure what is the raison d'etre here. Why would I use this instead of, say, Rust to WASM?
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Dopamine: An i3 configurator for people with Parkinson's(github.com)
1 points by eigenrick 8y ago|0 comments
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by eigenrick 9y ago
I, too, tried in vain to buy a decent quality 4k KVM. Oddly the video worked better than the USB mouse/keyboard. (?) Having failed the KVM route, I, too became a Synergy fan. I don't think Synergy caused the decline of KVM, but i
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by eigenrick 9y ago
This is a great summary of anonymous routing networks. If you're interested in anonymous distributed computation, you might want to have a look at Feralcore (I am not the author) http://www.feralcore.com/fcfiles/d
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TiDB – a global scale distributed DB(pingcap.github.io)
163 points by eigenrick 9y ago|39 comments
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Base 100(github.com)
1 points by eigenrick 9y ago|0 comments
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by eigenrick 9y ago
I know the depiction of DAO in this article is rather simplistic, but, wow. The main thing it says to me is that the contractor of the future has to be adept at marketing and communicating to an audience of shareholders in the company, as w
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by eigenrick 10y ago
I have had psoriasis all my life. I've managed it with prescribed topical corticosteroids. I went on the Keto diet 3 weeks ago (just to lose some weight). A fantastic side effect is my psoriasis flare ups have started to diminish not
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by eigenrick 10y ago
This demonstrates the brilliance of Rust's syntax extensions. Not only is the code more readable and ergonomic, but also type safe. Errors or mismatches in implementations are caught at compile time, saving minutes (or potentially hou
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by eigenrick 10y ago
Not quite. _Bitcoin_ (and other coins) operate as a currency. Blockchain is a distributed ledger which can store _any_ information for all time. Contracts, fulfilments, ascii art, whatever.
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by eigenrick 10y ago
The question is: "Who owns and operates the central database?" There is little trust between organizations. Both from ethical and technical perspectives, I wouldn't trust anyone to run a central clearing database for anything
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by eigenrick 10y ago
This is unfortunate. I agree with the YC leadership. It seems wrong to me to punish anyone for their political beliefs. However, I can't blame Project Include for cutting ties with an organization which appears to support someone that
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by eigenrick 10y ago
Sounds like it could be a basis for a security oriented scanner. Rust has less to worry about regarding memory security, but performing taint analysis for logical security flaws could be mighty interesting.
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by eigenrick 11y ago
12Sided Technology - NYC - multiple positions Low-level/embedded C developers for high-peformance network capture and data-analytics system. We are looking for people who love to push the (quite impressive) boundaries of modern Haswell
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by eigenrick 11y ago
What you're describing to me is you've built a very solid structure for reasoning about programs, but it is too rigid, and too focused. I would heartily recommend learning a new language. You need to shake things up a bit. Two
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by eigenrick 11y ago
Thanks for the detailed write-up. You are a pioneer in the rust webdev space and have created a map (with the dragons labeled) for others :)
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by eigenrick 11y ago
It's about f*cking time. Ahem. I mean, way to go guys, this will definitely help reduce friction for enterprise installation/support.
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by eigenrick 11y ago
it depends on whether they're left or right justified.
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by eigenrick 12y ago
"That's way better than what I had"
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by eigenrick 12y ago
Everything except execution times that are remotely acceptable.
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by eigenrick 12y ago
I think BLAS/LAPACK are getting old, I know of cases where they got their lunch eaten by JIT'd VMs. Much of stats and linear alg is embarrassingly vectorizable. I would love to see modern SIMD implementations (preferably written
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by eigenrick 12y ago
I partially agree with you, except for one very important point: Despite its flaws and hype, it is still incredibly useful. I just wish it were easier for people to read the contents on the label. Right now everyone thinks it is good for e
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by eigenrick 12y ago
Legalizing weed in CA will destroy an entire industry.
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by eigenrick 12y ago
Don't wait! :) AFAIK, there are no more planned syntactic changes before 1.0. (just library changes and some minor semantic changes) Also, with Rustup ( http://doc.rust-lang.org/guide.html#installing-rust ), it is very e
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by eigenrick 12y ago
I love me some PG. :) There are a number of databases which are using unique storage models to achieve great numbers in circumstances for which their optimized (duh) DeepDB is an interesting one that is getting great throughput while runni
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by eigenrick 12y ago
Ooh. Good question. In implementation, they end up looking a lot like key/value stores, since most of the ones I know are implemented as edge-vertex associations. However, there is certainly a lot of specialized functionality on top of
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by eigenrick 12y ago
I agree that relational models have everything to do with deduplication. It is one area where purity in mathematics translates well to solving practical problems. It is often the case that the theoretic models of computation or storage tra

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