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by harveywi 4y ago
They are going after the hundred billion dollar pet industry, focusing on electronics for pets. With a TikTok flip-flop, give a dog a phone.
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by harveywi 4y ago
Even more impressive considering that the universe is expanding. So everyone today has to run farther in even less time.
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by harveywi 4y ago
It's a scheme that (1) provides a busywork/proof-of-work barrier to entry to FAANG companies, and (2) fools engineers into believing that they are Robert Tarjan when in fact they can't wipe their own asses.
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by harveywi 4y ago
As long as you surject it whenever you inject it you'll be fine.
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by harveywi 4y ago
Maybe for short durations. But when it comes to an hour, Rick Houlihan might be world champion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaEPXoXVf2k
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by harveywi 4y ago
Teams that subscribe to the agile methodology have a tendency to churn out ad hoc systems because there is not time for due diligence. The end result is ad hoc things built on ad hoc things. There is no limit to the learning curve. The know
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by harveywi 4y ago
Indeed. An animation by Terry Gilliam with each of the distributed processes represented by Leslie Lamport wearing a different disguise.
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by harveywi 4y ago
Could Kubernetes have anything to do with the decrease in productivity?
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by harveywi 4y ago
Wanderer: What is the secret to eternal happiness? Guru: To not argue with fools. Wanderer: I disagree. Guru: Yes, you are right.
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by harveywi 4y ago
Man: What is the secret to eternal happiness? Guru: To not argue with fools. Man: I disagree. Guru: Yes, you are right.
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by harveywi 4y ago
The mass exodus from MS Outlook and desktop email clients to webmail with cloud-based virus scanning has removed the greatest source of suffering in the corporate world: Attachments.
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by harveywi 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lacuna_(manuscripts)
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by harveywi 4y ago
lecuna (noun): An empty space in a list of citations where the works of Jürgen Schmidhuber should appear.
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by harveywi 4y ago
Or Stefan Banach and Alfred Tarski, who would have doubled the money.
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by harveywi 4y ago
Wheel of Prime
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by harveywi 4y ago
Grammar-based compression algorithms are completely missing from this "history".
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by harveywi 4y ago
ChenSort is lexicographically smaller than timsort.
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by harveywi 4y ago
Usually this is done in a `kilt` as well. The key is to use a bagpipes.
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by harveywi 4y ago
Yes. A robotic space lasso can be used to herd the asteroids in low earth orbit. Next they are ground into a powder, packaged with little parachutes, and yeeted directly to consumers.
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by harveywi 4y ago
In parallel? That would be the FPGA.
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by harveywi 4y ago
I wonder if this can be used as a meatless protein source.
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by harveywi 4y ago
Proof of stake.
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by harveywi 4y ago
Not sure, but taking such a "breather" would be a good time to catch up on Hacker News.
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by harveywi 4y ago
This is an interesting study. As someone who only drinks sweetened coffee, I will start stirring in some unsweetened coffee in order to get the health benefits.
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by harveywi 4y ago
Whenever I feel sluggish at work, I take a few minutes to re-watch the hacking scene from the motion picture "Swordfish". This is enough to get the adrenaline going and gets me over the hump. Adopting this routine has had big posi
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by harveywi 4y ago
Finally, the US Government putting all that inflation to good use.
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by harveywi 4y ago
They missed an opportunity to name it the ThermoKlein.
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by harveywi 5y ago
>It would almost be easier to modify the bash source itself to read and use a regular grammar It's an interesting idea that we're using for zio-cli [1]. [1] https://github.com/zio/zio-cli/pull/119
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by harveywi 5y ago
Marvell? I thought that DC had all the Flash controller rights.
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by harveywi 5y ago
>Edward Snowden Hails Court Another great headline by Tom Swift

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