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481.
by fallat 6y ago
Wow, really touching story :). It sounds like your kids are on a really great path with a great father.
482.
by fallat 6y ago
I will take the replies and create a response post tonight.
483.
by fallat 6y ago
I didn't regularly use the Internet until I was 13ish. I wanted to be fair in the timeframe so that's why I said that. I probably encountered the Internet many many times before then, but it was not for regular usage.
484.
by fallat 6y ago
OP here (about to sleep): this was just some 2am ramblings that I found could invoke some interesting conversation. Already there are some great conversations. Night!
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When will web browsers be complete?(gist.github.com)
144 points by fallat 6y ago|209 comments
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by fallat 6y ago
Wow, I'm surprised at the amount of sales-related software that is used.
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by fallat 6y ago
It's understandable the issue brought up, but the history of the company we are talking about (and not just generalize!) must be considered. Is HashiCorp known to do this? All I've heard are good things about HashiCorp from people
488.
by fallat 6y ago
38% as well.
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by fallat 6y ago
So the reasons are: cost, contributions, and audits. I'm playing devil's advocate here and think this could be an interesting thought exercise. There is no evidence or proof any of the above are advantageous to governments. 1. Cos
490.
by fallat 6y ago
"Is X Dead?" -> No. Usually this mean the tech has finally left hype zone.
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80% of software is useless, the other 20% is open source(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
4 points by fallat 6y ago|1 comments
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by fallat 6y ago
What about LoRaWAN?
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by fallat 6y ago
There are two types of people in the (this) world (thread): * People who defend the non-existent children * People who defend non-existent children can't be defended because they're non-existent My opinion: do what your brain and
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by fallat 6y ago
Could've easily been done with ActivityPub.
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Backing Up for Mortals(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
1 points by fallat 6y ago|0 comments
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by fallat 6y ago
wren is so far my favorite small, simple language.
497.
by fallat 6y ago
Of course, why not? It's magic money. Top players will price things in such a way that inflation is still consistent so that their own money is still worth something.
498.
by fallat 6y ago
I just want to say: wow! You are showing me something I bet many others are really not aware of: degraded SSE performance in these types of processors! Your DIVSD vs DIVPD comment makes a lot of sense too. Man I feel this HN thread has been
499.
by fallat 6y ago
Debian buster; and if you're going to make a comparison, I'm just saying this just in case, you must force it to only use SSE3 and no later. :) I added the build instruction for the assembly but I'll add it here too: gcc nbod
500.
by fallat 6y ago
Oh whoops, I'll add it in. EDIT: It's a damn blogger encoding error. Yep, it's 5 million iterations. I will update the post with list.macros immediately! This is my CPU: Intel(R) Pentium(R) CPU N3700 @ 1.60GHz Edit: it is u
501.
by fallat 6y ago
Really sorry about that one. I've added the link a few minutes ago. I just did not expect this to be notable at all to anyone. Thanks for pointing it out!
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by fallat 6y ago
Doing most of your changes made essentially no difference X) I suspect the assembly generated by the compiler is pretty fancy. Edit: Just briefly looking at the objdump again, gcc is using a lot of scalar variants of instructions, instead o
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by fallat 6y ago
lol, I did not expect this. I submitted this myself yesterday and it got 2 upvotes. To the people with suggestions, especially jdsully: thank you! I will probably give these a shot. To the people who say "blah blah someone who doesnt k
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Investigating hand-translating C to x86_64 vs. GCC(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
3 points by fallat 6y ago|0 comments
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by fallat 6y ago
Etsy sounds fun to work at. I like their ideology from this guy's perspective. Too bad we couldn't see the other perspective. From what I hear Netflix is generally nice to work at too, but from the sounds of it may be more stressf
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by fallat 7y ago
I did a little research on microcomputer history in China. There is very, very little information. https://ecc-comp.blogspot.com/2018/04/the-quiet-history-of-c...
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by fallat 7y ago
> pre-modern people had quite a different life You know I've thought about this, and if you look at it a certain way, I think you can say life is no different. We still wake up as a group. We still "hunt" except the payoff
508.
by fallat 7y ago
Just use `cat`.
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Some thoughts on simple state machines using x86_64 / assembly(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
40 points by fallat 7y ago|1 comments
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by fallat 7y ago
This is almost literally straight of out 1984. I actually can't believe they wrote that.

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