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811.
by emerged 9y ago
{S c:\con\con }
812.
by emerged 9y ago
Hierarchy is everywhere, for this same reason I've found hierarchical note taking tools to be the most effective by far. No matter what you're doing, no matter how complex, it can be broken down into manageable pieces and executed
813.
by emerged 9y ago
Bitcoin is still the word most strongly associated with blockchain. So whenever someone wants to make money off that new blockchain thing Chad made a million buying, they default to Bitcoin. Then Phil and Susie also made money since Tammy a
814.
by emerged 9y ago
There are cases where a major change to a software project caused a handful of minor regressions but added new functionality, vastly improved performance in the majority of cases, etc. In these cases, a Zero Regressions policy is a bit sill
815.
by emerged 9y ago
Exactly. I ditched one of these save-the-world projects recently because they did little but talk about fundraising and how to distribute their buttload of tokens to each other.
816.
by emerged 9y ago
Then all the delivery service needs is one of these Halligan bars to ensure your rolls of toilet paper and Hawaiian themed mouse pad are safely delivered inside your home.
817.
by emerged 9y ago
God willing they'll do what I did -- move far away from the bay area and big cities in general. Working remotely, spreading the wealth outside of the few disproportionately wealthy cities. The technology to pull off decentralized organ
818.
by emerged 9y ago
Big Brother further pressing their place in defining what is and isn't true.
819.
by emerged 9y ago
That's an interesting angle to look at this from. It may be less about age as a number, and more about how the generations are perceiving each other. I'm 36 and haven't even felt the beginning creep of age discrimination. I&#
820.
by emerged 9y ago
Good point, simulation is one of the best ways to understand something. Having to go through and design something which exhibits the same behaviors you've observed is basically the exact process of developing a deeper understanding of
821.
by emerged 9y ago
Ionian is not the only Major mode, and aeolian is not the only minor mode. For the former you also have Lydian and Mixolydian. For the latter there are Dorian, Phrygian and the rarely used Locrian.
822.
by emerged 9y ago
When everyone is screaming how much Trump is literally making the sky fall 24/7 on all media and water coolers, none of the legitimate problems pack any sort of punch. Nothing causes panic because panic is the new baseline.
823.
by emerged 9y ago
Sadism is more common than you're supposing IMO, but agreed that incentive based "evil" is probably more common.
824.
by emerged 9y ago
Good. That's sorta the whole point. Not everything should be globalised and ripped apart from any private context. Frankly this is a lesson we collectively need to learn IMO. I get that nothing can anymore completely accomplish a total
825.
by emerged 9y ago
I'm praying for a day when SV has been replaced by largely remote and decentralized teams. Spreading the wealth and opportunity beyond the privilege bubble and exposing the industry to a more representative distribution of political pr
826.
by emerged 9y ago
Every once in a while I'll have a 6oz cup of black. Probably on average 2-3 per week, with l-theanine. I like the taste and process of drinking it but not jitters/anxiety.
827.
by emerged 9y ago
Part of the calm relaxing feeling many of us get being out in nature may be the comfort of knowing that we completely dominate the entire environment. Contrast with the often hyper competitive social/city environment.
828.
by emerged 9y ago
I feel that Rust is something of a religion at this point. Curious how many downvotes I might accrue for expressing that perspective. Might be wrong, but my sense has been that challenges with Rust are written off in an off-hand way and its
829.
by emerged 9y ago
Truth, as usual, is whichever flavor you pick off the menu.
830.
by emerged 9y ago
Agreed, red flags bombarded that entire interview and it's incredible that anyone could hear it and still buy into the system.
831.
by emerged 9y ago
I've done freelancing and have worked remotely as an employee. Though the former brought in more money (which is heavily dampened by the increased tax and loss of various benefits), I so loathe the administrative hassles that I'd
832.
by emerged 9y ago
Except it's one of the first things each of the thousands (likely more) of professional and hobbyist hackers have already tried after learning about this particular OS quirk
833.
by emerged 9y ago
Sorry, if you don't move to SF, attend burning man regularly (and use the Experience to completely define yourself from then on) and disavow any right-leaning views, you have no right to participate in the startup world. Well, that&#x2
834.
by emerged 9y ago
Since startup time is important, why don't browsers just stay running but pause all threads? The memory consumption of a browser process without any tabs open is insignificant for the vast majority of users.
835.
by emerged 9y ago
I think it does fit that description, but for some reason none of the implementations I found were completely without atomic ops. They had at least barriers which aren't free on ARM.
836.
by emerged 9y ago
I came to use an epoch based reclamation approach where a token is passed between all threads in the system. Since this chain involves only relaxed read/writes, it has practically zero overhead. The only downside is the relatively high
837.
by emerged 9y ago
If your brain and body spanned the size of the Earth, the signals into and within the brain would as a matter of physics take much longer than with a human. It seems reasonable to suppose this is also true when you compare a tiny fly with a
838.
by emerged 9y ago
The compiler tends to treat static variables very differently from locals. I was holding out for efficient local functions which can be forced inlined to keep the emulated registers as actual system registers. Sadly std::function doesn&#x27
839.
by emerged 9y ago
May we one day succeed enough to be considered by many a failure.
840.
by emerged 9y ago
I had a similar project idea for ages. Instead of LLVM it would static recompile into C macros or C++ inline function calls for each opcode. Then it would compile the output and run the game. Emulation is just plain fun.

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