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by gct 4y ago
Software only? Otherwise I'd say semiconductor engineering.
62.
by gct 4y ago
But it is computable because we compute it...
63.
by gct 5y ago
Texas passed the first version of section 9.42 in 1974, if it's such an effective deterrent, why is the crime still happening? You just hate that poor desperate people have the unmitigated gall to try and survive.
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by gct 5y ago
I found somewhere that Netflix has ~74 million US/canada subscribers. If we guesstimate half of those might be on at peak time, that's 37 million users. At 400k connections/server that's only 85 servers to serve the con
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by gct 5y ago
Code that's not open source in google is controlled in a monorepo built on perforce, it's absolutely version controlled.
66.
by gct 5y ago
They had to stop doing the military press in the olympics because the scoring got too difficult and political between the US and USSR in particular
67.
by gct 5y ago
Not a chance, at the very least they have a hot shit inertial nav unit if not a full imaging landing radar
68.
by gct 5y ago
R5RS is 40 pages and you can do so much more in that language.
69.
by gct 5y ago
You're not wrong, mistakes were obviously made with C++ (and Rust for that matter).
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by gct 5y ago
I said it _doesn't_ give you enough power to justify the baggage, apologies if I wasn't clear. Iteration/modeling is one of my gripes in fact. The only way to copy a map is a for loop, really?
71.
by gct 5y ago
I want to like Go but it's just too much of a mess of a language, and the power it gives you isn't enough to justify it. C++ is at least fast. You can see this in the proposal for generics[0], where they have to tap dance around
72.
by gct 5y ago
You can fuse above iron but you spend energy to do it instead of releasing energy I guess?
73.
by gct 6y ago
lol
74.
by gct 6y ago
I used to read the Cartoon Guide to... books as a kid: https://www.amazon.com/Cartoon-Guide-Physics/dp/0062731009 . They were great.
75.
by gct 6y ago
Ah yes, that's been rectified now =D
76.
by gct 6y ago
You have to grok how financial reporting works. They said _amid_ executive shuffle, not _because_.
77.
by gct 6y ago
a pointer is an array index
78.
by gct 6y ago
lol no
79.
by gct 6y ago
What do you think a file system is?
80.
by gct 6y ago
Also the 3600X has an 80W TDP
81.
by gct 6y ago
merge into a stabilize branch and test that...
82.
by gct 6y ago
If you think about how DVCS works, it's all blobby-things connected together with tree-ish things. Keeping all your blobby-things in one place lets you connect them more flexibly with tree-ish things and enforce stricter consistency (i
83.
by gct 6y ago
So you can pad your input array with zeros, but the algorithm doesn't know that it's padded, and will just compute with those zeros like any other value. If you could tell it that they were zeros it could take advantage of x*0=0
84.
by gct 6y ago
perunum
85.
by gct 6y ago
So is/was AGG
86.
by gct 6y ago
I think that blend2d ( https://blend2d.com/ ) is a worthy successor to AGG, and it's under active development.
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by gct 6y ago
I've done a fair bit of 2d graphics work (written a rasterizer, etc). Honestly it's because it's 1) tricky to shoehorn 2D graphics onto the APIs that GPUs provide and 2) really not needed. I can easily render eg: a w
88.
by gct 6y ago
Are you a manager robot? Who slips "valuable team member" into a conversation?
89.
by gct 6y ago
If you're currently a vi user, I'd recommend spacemacs ( https://www.spacemacs.org/ ) to soften the learning curve. It comes batteries included (as opposed to a stock emacs install which requires a _lot_ of customi
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by gct 7y ago
Ah you're saying they might lower the offer assuming the stock will recover? Unlikely in the extreme I think.

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