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by en4bz 11y ago
This is just vim with NerdTree, YouCompleteMe, and a few other plugin, presumably with some extra configuration to make the integration better. It lacks refactoring tools which I think are crucial for an IDE to have otherwise it's just
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by en4bz 11y ago
Because in order to drive the electro magnets you need a large amount of current. This causes a large amount of heat waste due to resistance which is essentially lost energy. If you have superconductors there is no waste heat making MagLev
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by en4bz 11y ago
Not really though, last year they had Randy play Lorde for the whole season. And they've been doing 2-3 episode stories for a while. Even in this season the Yelp episode was off topic from the main plot.
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by en4bz 11y ago
Not really sure why South Park is getting so much praise these days. Very little has changed from the previous seasons in terms of its outrageousness and the things it satirizes. I think the creators are just doing what they usually do whic
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by en4bz 11y ago
Relaxed is useful when you need atomicity but not consistency between cores. x86 guarantees that all reads/writes are atomic, i.e. no torn reads/writes but I don't think all architectures have this guarantee. Also there maybe
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by en4bz 12y ago
Electrician and Plumber won't be automated away any time soon. Both require more dexterity than any robot currently available and would probably require a 'true' AI as each situation would be significantly different. This is
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by en4bz 12y ago
Really wish projects like this and YCM would stop including most of Boost and provide an option to use the installed system version instead.
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by en4bz 12y ago
I would agree with the statement that Go was intended to be used in situations where C++ was not necessary but I think Java or C# would have easily sufficed for these problems. The problem is that both Java and C# are controlled by Google&#
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by en4bz 12y ago
I just wanted to point out that Go was trying to be a C++ replacement. Most people tend to forget this. While apple and oranges is an appropriate metaphor for the approach that the two languages take, Go and Rust are vastly different, their
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by en4bz 12y ago
Go was originally designed as C++ replacement to be used at Google but its lack important C++ features lead to little interest from C++ programmers. Pike found much more interest from Ruby/Python programmers. http://commandc
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by en4bz 12y ago
Seems to be 64 bit on Ubuntu 14.10 $ readelf -h /usr/lib/firefox/firefox ELF Header: Magic: 7f 45 4c 46 02 01 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Class: ELF64 Data:
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by en4bz 12y ago
Will jet.com be the next pets.com?
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by en4bz 12y ago
Did you take a look at Slony-I? http://slony.info/
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by en4bz 12y ago
Why would I choose this over SpiderMonkey/V8?
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by en4bz 12y ago
Actually 2012 was when GPU training was just taking off. A team from the University of Toronto entered one of the larger competitions and won by a large margin by using GPU training. They used 2 GTX 580 over the course of 6 days to train th
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by en4bz 12y ago
One reason would be that power uses 8 way smt while Intel (with hyper threading) uses 2 way smt. If your code has tons of cache misses you will gain greatly from 8way smt since another thread can run on the physical core while other threads
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by en4bz 12y ago
Actually the throughput of integer instructions isn't that much lower than floating point operations, at least for arithmetic and bitwise operations. http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-c-programming-guide/#maxim
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by en4bz 12y ago
I'm currently working on a school project to classify abstracts from papers in to 4 categories. Currently Bernoulli Naive Bayes scores 85% accuracy. For comparison kNN scores about the same.
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by en4bz 12y ago
For those interested he's currently doing an AMA on reddit. http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/2hpje1/im_the_person_w...
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by en4bz 12y ago
Yes, cause one definitely wants "Stop the World" GC in a real-time system.
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by en4bz 12y ago
Shameless plug for my implementation of the Executors & Schedulers TS: https://github.com/en4bz/executors
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by en4bz 12y ago
One thing that I've yet to see mentioned is inlining. Almost all the functions/lambdas passed to STL functions in the code are likely inlined. This gives a huge performance boost and is one of the few cases where C++ is often fast
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by en4bz 12y ago
Important to note that it's a i5 Y processor. Not a regular desktop, or even a mobile processor.
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by en4bz 13y ago
Bjarne Stroustrup has a new book that came out with the C++11 standard called 'A Tour of C++'. For someone who is just starting I think its a great starting point as it is literally a tour of C++11 (less than 200 pages). It basica
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by en4bz 13y ago
std::random_device rd; std::mt19937 rng(rd()); //Construct with random seed. uint32_t random_number = dist(rng); Since only the seed value comes from `rd` you should be fine if you suspected the results from the
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by en4bz 13y ago
I'm not saying it should but I figure it would be easier to fully integrate an application that already used the Libre Office subsystem rather that integrating external mail clients.
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The major problem is that anyone over the age of probably 40 would be crippled by a migration to say Ubuntu. My parents still struggle with basic stuff on Windows even though they use it (Win7) everyday at work. Throwing something foreign a
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by en4bz 13y ago
The same thing happened with the removal of the menu button on Android. They moved one of the most used buttons from the most convenient spot, right beside my thumb, to the top of the screen. On top of that screens these days are almost all
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by en4bz 13y ago
I saw at least 10. I had to scroll quite always to find this one.
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by en4bz 13y ago
What would you suggest instead? Until there is something that is as general purpose as C++ and has the same level of performance it will continue to survive.

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