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by emerged 9y ago
I was drinking Fri-Sat-Sun with the intent of being drunk each time. It was enough to regularly make bad choices and have regrets, so probably on the fringe at least of it being a problem. Cardio, roughly 60-90mins per day at high intensity
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by emerged 9y ago
I'd also like to see visualizations which aren't based on the standard linear mapping of increasing semitones. For example, following the circle of fifths instead, and/or contextualizing to the subset of notes used in the son
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by emerged 9y ago
I left an Ethereum related project precisely because of the house of cards feel of it being built off JS and npm modules. They're a great example of how a project can be exploited by a malicious module which could proceed to extract al
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by emerged 9y ago
I remember experiencing this when I was a teenager and into early 20s. There is something of a mode switch between hyper rational programming mode and human mode. Making the switch rapidly is a learned thing IMO.
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by emerged 9y ago
Have become very settled into an exercise regime which includes weightlifting and plenty of cardio. Got to the weight that I wanted and the cardio makes it possible to eat a very ample amount of calories which feels amazing. Quit drinking a
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by emerged 9y ago
I'm clearly not optimizing for karma since I literally have invited downvotes at this point. I'm accepting the karmatic expense of making meta commentary.
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by emerged 9y ago
You know what at this point I have no incentive to further engage since my attempt to elucidate was also downvoted. Each post that I submit is a further cost. Such a silly game. Let those who havent worked with SIMD reject an authentic att
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by emerged 9y ago
Ok sorry, I didn't make explicit an important bit -- from my perspective these variables are initialized by the callee but are otherwise local to the function. From a C perspective imagine them as function local variables which are con
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I'm baffled by the downvotes that I'm receiving / why this is a controversial opinion. When you program SIMD, the registers are literally a temporary cache so that you can work with the data without touching RAM. The instruct
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I'm having a hard time understanding why they should be treated any differently than normal variables. I suppose the way that I view parameters is as regular variables who are initialized to values provided by the caller. Is there any
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by emerged 9y ago
Of course they are. You load the registers with data from RAM. You permute the entire array and/or insert/extract individual elements. They are in fundamental nature a contiguous array. Most often you are literally loading them wi
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As an engineer who has spent thousands of hours programming SIMD assembly -- using them as buffers which can then be operated upon in batch is literally the entire reason they exist. So this reads to me as a programmer who isn't famili
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by emerged 9y ago
11 years ago my resolution was to stop making resolutions. So I've got some great resolution ideas but am screwed because I never fail to deliver on a new years resolution.
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by emerged 9y ago
The nice thing about this sort of accusation of projection is that you can use it literally any time you want to terminate a conversation! For example, I suspect that your suspecting that Scott Adams is projecting is projection on your part
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by emerged 9y ago
This was by far the most concise and easily understood description of the uncertainty principle I've heard.
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by emerged 9y ago
It takes about an hour of moderate to intense cardio before the endorphins begin to kick in, and for me personally that is when the mental benefits kick in. Mood goes up, sleep improves, better focus etc. I target to have at least 2-3 sessi
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by emerged 9y ago
Oops our servers couldn't keep up right at the point in time when this coin exploded/plumetted.
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by emerged 9y ago
I'm in agreement that you are entitled to use the full recline. One is also entitled to cough and/or sneeze throughout the flight over top of your reclined head, as they are also entitled to accidentally bump your seat many times
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by emerged 9y ago
The same applies to sporting events. I went to a college football game a few months ago and the first row was entirely dictating when the whole section had to stand up. Kind of an odd thing where many people don't think about it or jus
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by emerged 9y ago
They aren't poor at all, they refuse to leave one of the most expensive places in the world because "I was here first" or "I love this place" etc.
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by emerged 9y ago
You can of course integrate intense physical exertion into your weekly pattern as well. If the outdoors aren't accessible on a weekly basis, exercise equipment can be used to set and achieve challenges. I've settled into a pattern
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by emerged 9y ago
Even if I personally saw a green little man flying around my living room, my mind would more likely assume it was government technology masquerading as an alien. It'd take something pretty incredible, orders of magnitude more advanced
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by emerged 9y ago
Yes :)
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by emerged 9y ago
Is it too much to ask to have an ideal place to live at a price strictly enforced to be well below its market value but only if you happen to live there already?
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by emerged 9y ago
I have to say that my interviewing experience at Google was existentially bizarre. None of the interviewers (I think there were 6) looked like they would rate their mood higher than 3 out of 10 both before and after their time slot. The guy
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by emerged 9y ago
That feels true until you imagine plucking a random real life human driver off the street and paying them to act as your own personal auto correcter. Same or worse results and yet they make it to work without a wreck on most days.
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by emerged 9y ago
Thanks. Important bit for them to leave out of the article..
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by emerged 9y ago
I'm very confused. The biggest opponent of spying technology has built a closed source monitoring app and wants us all to use it? Please correct me and tell me it's completely open source.
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by emerged 9y ago
This is accurate and you can easily see it through a cursory look at the full history of coin value. These articles have always served as a Buy signal. Whether or not one believes this time will be different is another question.
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by emerged 9y ago
Google Drive with BitLocker VHDs

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