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Unix epoch, minor oversight, and then friends for 46 years (on Facebook)(engadget.com)
1 points by etep 11y ago|0 comments
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by etep 11y ago
I tried the same thing and never did get the company I was looking for, mine was Intel.
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by etep 11y ago
Agreed with your comment and I'd like to extend it. It's worth pointing out here that every practical hello world program that I'm aware of invokes thousands of lines of library code beneath it (many years ago I was agog when
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by etep 11y ago
Yes, I would not dispute your statement, but that does not contradict the fact that airframe weight is minimized to increase efficiency. I did notice the seats were mostly metal, but I also noticed their (essentially) honeycombed design: th
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by etep 11y ago
Thank you. I didn't know about that requirement; and it would obviously be ridiculous to stipulate that airframes be made heavy.
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by etep 11y ago
It isn't clear that electric is a lower carbon footprint, right? What if the electricity is generated at a coal plant? Intuitively the train should be more efficient, right? So the question imo is why does the data say otherwise: Is th
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by etep 11y ago
You are focusing on the emotive aspect of traditional art and I am focusing on the creative aspect of what is traditionally considered merely technical. I am pushing back on the merely, but I doubt you'll agree in the end. If I had to
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by etep 11y ago
It is interesting and important that we refer to these masks as "artwork." Many of these older designs also have "signatures" etched into the silicon. I claim that this notion extends to code, as well, and rightly into m
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by etep 11y ago
Did you drop caches in between tests (or alternately, did you warm up the cache for both)?
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by etep 11y ago
I think a better comparison is the planning it would take to get to the variety that Gobble offers. I've been on that rotating meal plan and it is pretty narrow in my experience. Every once in a while I find a new recipe, euphoria ensu
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by etep 11y ago
To me, the highest cost of cooking for myself is planning and shopping. The value, therefore, is to offload the thinking, planning, and shopping part of this. The prep and cleanup is actually fun and easy to fit into my schedule. Therefore,
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by etep 11y ago
For those interested in more on the topic of the earthquakes: http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/04/13/weather-undergr...
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by etep 11y ago
young people - old people = lord of the flies
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by etep 11y ago
I second that, you beat me to it.
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by etep 11y ago
Waiting for someone to write the article that includes a reference to Tom Clancy's "The Cardinal of the Kremlin" -- a great read; that was Clancy at his peak.
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by etep 11y ago
I disagree with the nitpick. Electricity is not a technical term. In its common usage, it encompasses many effects and broadly invokes many technical concepts, i.e. among them EMF or voltage, current, electromagnetic waves, etc. etc. This a
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by etep 11y ago
Thank you for linking this through google.
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by etep 11y ago
Please post a "how to compile on mac" tutorial. I'm stuck waiting for an "invite" despite that I got the email announcement.
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by etep 11y ago
It doesn't make much sense to say that Intel can't build something better than a GPU, right? It's like saying the reason nvidia doesn't build CPUs is because they can't build a better CPU than Intel. It distracts th
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by etep 11y ago
Intel has an interesting angle on this: FPGA + Xeon. One story I see here as similar to what has been happening to the GPU business: Intel controls the access to the CPU, and therefore they will have an advantage because they can hold the c
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by etep 11y ago
Great question. I've seen companies with entire teams dedicated to dissecting the performance claims of the competition, and then running their own tests to verify and/or debunk the same. Keeps everyone honest, and it prods along
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by etep 11y ago
Digging in to this by searching for other related stories, in brief, my findings: 1. So far, no direct corroboration. Not even on the DSWT website. 2. Poachers do appear to use poison arrows/darts. 3. DSWT appears to be the real deal,
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by etep 11y ago
From the first section, basic principles: "any signal" huh? "spatial frequency" 2x huh? "a "DC term" corresponding to zero frequency" #seriously This is intuitive only if you already know this stuff,
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by etep 11y ago
I was thinking the opposite: finally a .gov website that looks good and is easy to use. Who cares if their exact design choices aren't your particular favorite. This page is much better than the average IRS web page. So the real questi
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by etep 11y ago
Figure 3, hand drawn cell layout on Mylar. Nice. Design automation begins: By 1974, the result was being digitized on a Calma GDS I
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by etep 11y ago
I've faced similar questions and the work of Michael Mitzenmacher (at Harvard) has proved very valuable (e.g. modeling table load for d-left).
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by etep 11y ago
Not awkward, the sentence you call out. Beautiful, rather, and whether it is an artifact of translation or not, no matter. You didn't mean awkward in a pejorative sense; this is just an affirmation.
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Yelp is exploring a sale(wsj.com)
2 points by etep 11y ago|0 comments
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by etep 11y ago
For completeness, a) make the array very big (much much bigger than the LLC) b) split the work amongst cores (make it parallel with your favorite methodology)
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by etep 12y ago
ok, it's in the San Jose area.

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