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by freemint 4y ago
You are welcome. Julia issues tend to be reproduceable as Pkg ( the package manager) builds against a deterministically compiled binaries and has downloads package versions from a particular git branch, which are automatically archived and
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Faster Remainder by Direct Computation: Applications to Compilers and Libraries(arxiv.org)
1 points by freemint 4y ago|1 comments
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by freemint 4y ago
Not racist. Nationalist. American Exceptionalism, maybe.
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by freemint 4y ago
I appreciate you challenging my ideas as far as your knowledge took you. I appreciate that you stopped when my explanation was insufficient. Your diagnosis: > It seems you have substantial amount of complicated C++ written without much t
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by freemint 4y ago
Congrats! Cheers.
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by freemint 4y ago
Future branches of the same "thread" luckily aka the entire book keeping data structure is local to the an thread of execution of the algorithm while access and modification of the book keeping structure is essentially random acce
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by freemint 4y ago
>> The workload is memory bound not compute bound. > I don't think so? How many gigabytes per second per core are you processing? That's what the Intel VTune profiler tells me. 39.2% Memory bound = 21,7% of clock ticks L1
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by freemint 4y ago
This is a helpful distinction. I need update a bunch of randomly accessed book keeping structures which influence future branches, so it can not be implemented as reduction over tree nodes.
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by freemint 4y ago
Customized buckets (to aggregate users between multiple (sub-)domains) could be a premium feature if you ever go the freemium route.
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by freemint 4y ago
I think salted is not enough but peppered per domain and salted sounds good. That way you can not learn what IP visited different websites you track. So hash(IP+domain_bucket_specified_by_user+SALT)
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Ask HN: Where to run embarrassingly parallel, Integer, no SIMD workloads?
11 points by freemint 4y ago|14 comments
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by freemint 4y ago
What would i need to add to the my websites privacy policy? What would i need to do to be GDPR and CCPA compliant? Those questions go completely unanswered and should be part of https://pathview.io/get-started . If those qu
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by freemint 4y ago
How did it go?
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by freemint 4y ago
Wow. Hubris found. Do you mean experts when you say experts or are you limiting yourself to "experts in the USA"? Because i am quite certain you would not out do the experts running Taiwan or Japan.
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by freemint 4y ago
> This usually means that the work has to be publicly accessible. False. There is mo such has to. Although europe is making progress in that direction. > Which it is on https://arxiv.org . Often false. Arxiv only captures a
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by freemint 4y ago
Strong types are an obvious and IDE parseable way to express limited contracts with in the application. There are different methods with stronger and weaker level of that. There are codebases where they add a lot of value. In other big cod
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by freemint 4y ago
Any self-hosted ticket system sound good. eMail can be a source for ticket creation however tickets are processed via a web interface. https://osticket.com is one such software
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by freemint 4y ago
Looks like something a website would work for. Auto scale by assigning groups to different instances, keep chat history local to the instance where it happened, maintain a list of time windows on what instance a certain group chat happened
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by freemint 4y ago
By asking what you are asking you are challenging people on Hacker News in multiple ways. You mighht be perceived as "undermining" the market position of others programmers. You are also undermining the mythlogy of "working h
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by freemint 4y ago
Thank you for linking this. I am currentlu very busy with other things, this reduced my FOMO a lot.
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by freemint 4y ago
While Woz certainly made some good decisions todays PCs are incomparibly more upgradeable and have longer shelf life due to also changing the CPU to a better model or use 5 years from the future graphic cards.
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by freemint 4y ago
Not all code is speech.
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by freemint 4y ago
80s Apple computer were not speced for a long, useful life.
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by freemint 4y ago
Analog CPUs are a horrible idea. You do not want security checks to be analog. Analog accelerators are great idea. The analog world is where security goes to cry and die. Just think of RowHanmer
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by freemint 4y ago
Some companies "block" a certain amount of money on your card, so they can make a deduction against it later. For example automated gas pumps can "block" more then they probably charge, so the card can not be drained whi
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by freemint 4y ago
I wish there was a financial instrumented which is regulated and allows to bet on a stock decreasing while the potential loss is limited. Binary options providers are often scams.
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by freemint 4y ago
Look along old railway lines.
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by freemint 4y ago
There very much is subsedies for fossil fuels in Europe. The German government subsidized Nord Stream 1&2 a lot. Source: https://foes.de/pdf/2019-03-EWG-Erdgassubventionen-FOES.pdf I am not willing to find more exa
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Ask HN: Why not to build an open-source C++ project on Intels oneTBB?
1 points by freemint 4y ago|0 comments
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by freemint 4y ago
You might want to look into the zero function http://www.jlhub.com/julia/manual/en/function/zero having a hard-coded 0.0 is a bit of a code smell and can sometimes cause the type instabilities i mentione

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