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by hu3 9y ago
0-60 mph in 1.9 sec This might sound really stupid. But isn't performing such acceleration on a daily basis close to the limit of harming one's health? I mean micro concussions for example. Really curious because that acceleration
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by hu3 9y ago
2018: Hold my beer. featuring: NK, Trump, Blockchains, Brexit, Nature doing Nature things, pending economic bubble burst, et al.
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by hu3 9y ago
What about this kid (supposedly 8 years old) teaching Haskell and uni level math? Sadly, non-english video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLLm8JaLqq8
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by hu3 9y ago
http://i.imgur.com/fsATjLv.jpg
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by hu3 9y ago
http://engineering.twitch.tv/ says: "Powered by Go" with zero mentions of Ruby. Saying twitch "is in Rails" in 2017 is disingenuous to say the least.
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by hu3 9y ago
Twitch is moving all they can to more efficient technologies such as Go. At that scale every CPU cycle counts and any delay is perceived by users. "We use Go at Twitch for many of our busiest systems. Its simplicity, safety, performanc
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by hu3 9y ago
You really think Google's scale actually benefits significantly from comunity libraries? At that scale it must be a nitghmare to use third party code. Hell they even invented their own system programming language.
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by hu3 10y ago
the hero we need
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by hu3 10y ago
14 years ago I told my teacher at a very respected uni that real-time facial recognition would surely be used by gov for security. He said I was insane and that this would be extremely hard to implement and it was very improbable that it wo
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by hu3 10y ago
tldr: "The moment the strike was called, the President, armed with several contingency plans, replaced striking controllers with a skeleton crew of military personnel, F.A.A. brass, new hires ushered through training, and, of course, c