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by iheartmemcache 9y ago
Some resources for those who aren't too active in keeping up with C++, these slides are a good quick summary[0]. The talks linked on this page[1] are particularly good, especially the CppCon16 Gor Nishanov talk[2]. Paulo[3] has some in
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by iheartmemcache 9y ago
And to this very day, little Johnny, I thank the heavens that the sysop hadn't put CUA-mode into the /etc/skel/.emacs/init.el.
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by iheartmemcache 9y ago
You can if you want to go that 'far' . It's pretty easy to add full SMT support if you want (via Z3). Out of the box, it's not required. You get existential/universal quantification, conjunction and disjunction as
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by iheartmemcache 9y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQudrrcYIhA&feature=youtu.be... This is an example of the more modern, detachable design. It's ready to use in under a minute. As a child growing up in the suburbs of Boston, we had
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by iheartmemcache 9y ago
I'm with you 100%. RF has been around for ages, but it still is "black magic" to most EEs (after most people finish the standard 100 level courses describing op-amps, people tend to go into the digital domain and leave analog
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
I'm with you, but moles in particular are pretty difficult to identify, especially on a first visit. (One of the 5 major criteria for a melanoma diagnosis is "evolving" which, by definition, requires more than one visit to id
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
You should really write an analysis contrasting the functionality of these IDEs, especially those 'mostly forgotten' ones so they aren't lost into the abyss. I've used Squeak Smalltalk and DrRacket in the past. As some
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
Let me preface this with: I'm a huge proponent of SQL when appropriate. I understand why Cassandra et al were required when generating dynamic live newsfeeds for each user in an ecosystem when the RDBMS query plan was pretty much des
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
Mmm, in every nation-state there is going to be some economic redistribution. For example, I pay two state taxes (NY and MA). Both of these states contribute far more to the federal government than they retrieve in services rendered. Compar
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
SQL has 'interoperability' re: an ANSI standard. Theoretically you should be able to get off all those old Oracle contracts right? Eventually there are little nuanced things that users end up building their workflow completely aro
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
Oh man, this is so insanely true, allow me to just contextualize this for you with a POV from the States. I'm not in medicine (oh thank Christ) but I come from a family where I couldn't ignore the the industry if I wanted to. (Lit
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
Plus, you know the whole 4 years of graduate work, 3 tiers of USMLE testing, 3 years of residency at what works out to be less than what you can make at Starbucks, a few more as a fellow before you can even start practicing. Even at the top
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
Basebands fall under exactly which entities juristiction such that they can regulate a baseband to be 'entirely proprietary' ? I mean, BB + superhet. mixer => IF => carrier wave envelope containing your data. How do you even
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
For storage, PSH[1] while obviously not lossless can deal with excess peak capacity -> cyclical demand in a fairly scalable way and unlike lead-acid, LiCO2/LiFePO4/etc, don't suffer from anode dendrite formation. I have ex
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
It's only Monday and that paper lead me to L3 and the UNSW course[1] notes. There goes my next weekend or four. Thanks, ya son of a gun ;) [1] https://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~cs4161/lect.html
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
I agree with you but when I clicked your footnote source, oh god - the marketing wank. The problem with all of these benchmarks (starting with LAPACK in 1979, up until modern day benchmarks used in the TOP500 or the TPC which models a bank
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
Yeah, sort of a myth, even pre-constitutional. Rhode Island was founded because the Puritans quite like what Roger Williams had to say. Ben Franklin was noted of making a remark about there being too many Germans. The Potato Famine brought
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
Apple doesn't really support "professional" in the "enterprise" sense. E.g., here(1) is Lenovo's options for service agreements for the standard public. It outlines standard levels offering on-site tech suppo
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
So this is where I'd start[0]. Their site has amazing documentation. I personally found Qt even in the KDE2 days miles better than React/Redux and non-Smalltalk MVC's. Since then it's only gotten better. Check out the
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
Oh god. This times a million. Big Agra is just slamming in N-P-K 10/10/10 and using center-pivot irrigation[0] during peak sunshine hours because hey, the water table's only 15 meters down! Then to stay competitive average fa
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
How do you incentivize "produce less goods/generate less profit"[1]? That's a genuine question. We can barely de -incentivize flat-out criminal behavior. The line between malice and negligence is a tenuous at best. DA&#
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
Well the Copenhagen interpretation traditionally requires the act of an 'observer'. I.e., you are not allowed to perform that act of summation on the set of orthonormal vectors in N dimensional Hilbert spaces until an "obser
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
It's selective justice. Imagine driving down in a 2009 Toyota Camry with your well dressed family on a well paved highway in Alabama at 78 mph in a 65 mph zone on a nice, clear sunny Sunday a safe distance away from the preceding car
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
The days of high ranking German officers stashing art and bullion proceeds into a numbered accounts are gone, and have been for decades. Modern Swiss banking privacy is for the DuPont heirs. Their job is to carefully study international tax
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
(old-ish study, apologies, but was cutting edge circa 2010, but still stands re: LiFePO2 which I'm betting your '14 production car is using) -> http://ecec.mne.psu.edu/pubs/2010-zhang-jps.pdf Page 2, Colum
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
If we're talking 'next-gen' tech vs 'next-gen' tech, let's be a little fairer, newer cars are using the Atkinson not the Otto[1]. Throw in the fact that we're no longer tied to a camshaft for timing[2], cy
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
To be fair, a violin's tone does change over time especially with playing. Take the cylinders in your car. Every time that piston moves up and down, it wears away a little bit at the cylinder rings and a little bit on the cylinder
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
Eh, I'm going to question her ability to identify the difference between a Strad and non-Strad based on this double blind study[1]. There's a lot of fetishism in the community on the Strad, probably to the joy of Christie's a
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
RE: NPE's - I have a feeling that'll be abused just like void * and interface{}. People will just start throwing Nil around everywhere as a catch-all. You need a stronger construct like Option<T>, Maybe, language-level nulla
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by iheartmemcache 10y ago
To put it in perspective, a single Cisco Telepresence device (you typically will need at least two) runs ~30k list (you'll be paying, eh, maybe ~70% depending on your relationship with your distributor). A whole 3200 system will run ar

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