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by gotaquestion 4y ago
They've gone full circle: this is bootstrap implemented in tailwind. How funny. EDIT: It is funny because I've been looking for something opinionated like Bootstrap, but that can be tree-shaken to a smaller package, like Tailwind,
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
Nope. Some people don't want fuss over UI to the extent that tailwind forces you. Some of us want an opinionated Sass-based framework out of the box. The only advantage I've found using Tailwind is anal-level control over details
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
C takes on many dialects based on specialization. Compare code from the following, and you will see a range from trivial to understand to WTF. These are all real-world applications: - Linux kernel (events) - https://github.com&#x
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
I see a lot of it in the academic AI world, mostly because as students move from Python (study) to real-world deployments, they need to convert to C++ for performance. Hence, over the past decade I've seen C++ start to look more like a
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
> just rage bait again. But he IS rage bait. He taunts, mocks, and slimes social media constantly. How could his leadership look any better if he treats it like shit personally?
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
Thanks!
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
Why do you assume plastic shavings in your food from cutting boards? I googled around about HDPE cutting boards and only dubious SEO sights mentioned plastic shavings.
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
Word: don't go to Costco! You will see hoards of people loading palettes of 1cu. and 0.5L water bottles into their minivans/suvs. It is depressing a/f because my city has fantastic water. The 1cu bottles are just an insult to
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
2M blue whales? Every year? That's crazy.
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
Yeah, that's a good point. But I always found Vsauce and Ve to be clickbaity, with the former targeted at a more educated audience. But that's my opinion.
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
Yes, I've watched both of those. Mathologer is in the biz of math, Vsauce is in the biz of ka-ching.
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
> “let me explain something using terrible metaphors because I fail to understand the math myself”. Some of these channels have millions of viewers, and the one I think you are referring to has 11M. Remember when the Reimann Zeta functio
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
Doubling equals soaring in anything related to economics or finance.
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
Once again, for those looking down on artists with their keen Vulcan engineer logic brains: modern art = i could do that + yeah but you didn't
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
First off, most processors are not BE. Arm and X86 are LE and cover "most processors". Second, processors like the Motorola 68000 were 32-bit, so there was no need to read just the first byte. Refer to my point about instruction
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
The section on power really understates the complexity. Throttling didn't appear until the mid-90's as a coarse clock gating chipwide. Voltage/frequency scaling appeared a few years later (gradual P-state transitions). Then p
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
As a former microarchitect, the contortions designs take on is due to a combination of factors, usually stemming from routing/timing problems in the design or backwards compatibility, and every now and then, compiler team requests. For
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
Great technical article, but why did you feel the need to add speculative ideological polarization too it? ``` Elon’s motivation is clear and consistent with his modus operandi. It’s the same reason he’s working so hard to build a sustainab
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
So would printing every document with a yellow background hide these dots?
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
The reason I didn't try to engage with you is your awful and misinformed reasoning in your original reply, and your post history, which indicates you aren't worth the time. If you had a history of intelligent comments and not trol
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
Thanks for proving my point with perfect irony.
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
> This fundamentally can't be fixed because otherwise you can't have something like a wallet that stores a balance which is assigned to you and only you. This statement is false. Zcash's shielded transactions hide both the
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
Small correction: some cryptos are anonymous, Zcash and monero for example. Bitcoin and ether are not, and once those have been rolled into something like the Winklevoss's Gemini, it is harder to follow them publicly.
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
I find it endlessly amusing that the subset of libertarians who love to berate socialism "as never having worked" by pointing to Bolshevik Russia have limitless patience for the at-scale failures of crypto. Obviously not all liber
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
And you can fix code by recompiling; there's a tabula rasa built into the programming domain that isn't built into real life.
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
Have you increased your rent prices? Why or why not?
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
This is so awesome. I tried to write something like this in 2007 (I called it "Tweeter") but the state of embedded hardware for makers back then was a bit more challenging so it was all PC based. I tried simple spectrogram correla
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
I test my speed by uploading/downloading huge files to my AWS instances. It always matches SpeedTest; I have centurylink fiber, it is >800Mbps up/down. As others have said, if your destination has a slow connection, you're
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
> A lot of the argument appears to be the author extrapolating from his own lack of familiarity to others This is literally 97.5% of all tech blogs, and a disappointing amount of content on HN front page. I feel bad for the author. Nothi
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by gotaquestion 4y ago
This is a clever idea. First, every team has tons of code that a new-hire would see on day one. Might as well see how they perform! Second, this truly is an important skill. I've read hundreds of libraries, if not thousands, and being

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