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391.
by gaze 5y ago
So the article is arguing that we should take the safety net away rather than businesses paying their employees more? Insane.
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by gaze 5y ago
Fabrication is not that well controlled.
393.
by gaze 6y ago
I was involved with a superconducting qubit setup where we had a compiler written in python that converted a DSL to binaries that were loaded onto an FPGA, which generated control signals and read out results that streamed over pci/e.
394.
by gaze 6y ago
Look at the amount of Delphi code being written as a fraction of all new code being written, today and 20 years ago, and tell me how the Delphi community hasn't been ruined.
395.
by gaze 6y ago
Yann was (actively or unintentionally) refusing to participate in the same conversation. His response was the "facts don't care about feelings" one. It's not wrong but it is a thought terminating cliche.
396.
by gaze 6y ago
There’s an HP spectrum analyzer that does this.
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by gaze 6y ago
Saying that Bernie was cheated isn’t exactly right but also not exactly wrong. The entire news media apparatus beat him down with a lot of extremely bad faith questions. “Do you support confiscating everyone’s guns?” “Ok so do you think gun
398.
by gaze 6y ago
Sorry but what exactly is non-political news? I’m convinced that people who talk about “politics” as a thing external to them are just refusing to engage with the parts of the world that are uncomfortable to them.
399.
by gaze 6y ago
This is ignoring all the high-speed cameras and lab equipment for characterizing the electrical and rheological properties of the ink you shoot through it...
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by gaze 6y ago
It's the nozzle. Let's suppose you really wanted to design your own nozzle... you could use something like MUMPS, which is $5,800 for 15 dice, plus 100 for each additional. You have to wrestle together 15 people to pay 400 bucks (
401.
by gaze 6y ago
Differential equations are “trivial” to simulate until they aren’t. Some differential equations feature conserved quantities or invariants that will blow up over long times if you don’t build their conservation into the numerical solver. So
402.
by gaze 6y ago
These are SDEs. Mathematica doesn’t solve them. In the end I needed a way for a computer to solve them faster, as an analytical solution wasn’t really possible. Mathematica wi never provide such insights. Maybe one day it will?
403.
by gaze 6y ago
When I was a grad student, another student was trying to simulate a particular stochastic differential equation. He spent a few weeks writing a parallelized solver, learned to use MPI, and distributed the computation over our school’s clust
404.
by gaze 6y ago
Chemistry leads the pack in toxicity. See E.J. Corey. Physics is pretty okay these days on average, though I've heard of a few icky groups.
405.
by gaze 6y ago
Where did everyone go? I wanna work with people who do stuff like this.
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by gaze 6y ago
Basically if I want technical questions answered, I'll post on EEVBlog. If I want to talk about how these dern kids and political correctness blah blah blah (I don't), I'll go on ham radio general/technician bands.
407.
by gaze 6y ago
Ham radio, the way boomers practice it, is very expensive and gatekeepey. I don't have money for some fancy expensive SDR. Also, I'm sorry, but the ham radio community these days is not actually that technically savvy. Most largel
408.
by gaze 6y ago
glider really was an incredibly fun game. Still a favorite of mine.
409.
by gaze 6y ago
don't sell yourself short.
410.
by gaze 6y ago
I'm curious if ARM sees RISC-V as serious competition. I'm under the impression that the instruction set makes efficient and performant implementations rather difficult.
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by gaze 6y ago
I was mostly just keeping the rhythm of the title... I agree with you.
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by gaze 6y ago
So they stop reading once they get to the message in the article? You're going to feed the message to conservatives like wrapping a pill in cheese and giving it to a dog? This is both infantilizing and doesn't work.
413.
by gaze 6y ago
I really hate this title, because it subtly implies some semi-balanced distribution of hyper-left and hyper-right sites, when the article says "Bengani identified five organizations operating these networks, all with conservative polit
414.
by gaze 6y ago
This is a textbook display of normalization of deviance!
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by gaze 6y ago
for something as fundamental as garbage collection, the last thing I want is a choice.
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by gaze 6y ago
Phase encoding for computation is the essential framework for cat-state based bosonic quantum computation. What’s old is new I guess.
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by gaze 6y ago
I can't tell if D is supposed to be used with or without the GC. I just know Rust is pretty close to an ML, which I like, and it has this nice borrow checker and is super popular.
418.
by gaze 6y ago
I'm picking up some equivocation between BLM protestors and white supremacists...
419.
by gaze 6y ago
I took some time and used APL to write a little query DSL for answering questions about a legacy C++ codebase. I had a collection of little tools that linked against clang and dumped out XML files containing various cuts of information of t
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by gaze 6y ago
This says more about the relationship between value and money than it does about what is or isn't valuable.

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