im2w1l

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by im2w1l 12y ago
It's hard to notice typos in names that long. Can you immediately tell where the typo is in auditNullRecipeCursorAtStartOfOrderLineAdditionsIfRequired ?
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by im2w1l 12y ago
>He publicly berated people who disagreed with him and made some influential enemies. This piqued my curiosity. Managed to dig up this quote attributed to him by "Forgotten Ideas, Neglected Pioneers" >In this massacre you, H
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by im2w1l 12y ago
Humans have >10^14 synapses and slighly short of 10^11 neurons. Neurons thus have more than thousand incoming connections on average. Purkinje cells can have on the order of hundreds of thousands of inputs.
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by im2w1l 12y ago
"Whenever you request a web page, Verizon stamps it with a beastly mark, a name-number to give you offers to buy goods."
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by im2w1l 12y ago
Salmon points out that “not a single one of the 12 [candidates] is a CEO who was hired to run a company by its board of directors.” Let me give an alternative explanation for this. Founder CEO's take more risk. And we would expect risk
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by im2w1l 12y ago
Interesting sidenote: People seem to disagree whether it's Adrenocortico-tropic or -trophic, with -tropic being the more common (200k vs 500k results).
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by im2w1l 12y ago
I think he is not complaining about the fact that currency need to be exchanged but at how big the spread is. I.e. they give him a quite poor exchange rate as a way of extracting a hidden fee.
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by im2w1l 12y ago
In what way are paintings educational? Don't get me wrong I like looking at them, but I can't say I have learned any transferable skills, or that they've made me a better person or anything like that.
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by im2w1l 12y ago
You can compile different files in parallel. You can probably even compile a single file in parallel. Consider this: If you start reading in the middle of a source file, can you make sense of what you see, or is it incomprehensible garbage
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by im2w1l 12y ago
So eh, are you sure they couldn't get back in?
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by im2w1l 12y ago
Wow they have multi-sig support now, that is pretty amazing. Would easily be worthy of its own article in other circumstances. If I understand it correctly it means money can not be withdrawn without both the account holder and bitstamp sig
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by im2w1l 12y ago
It is amusing and fascinating that there is (as of this post) zero discussion of China's internet propaganda machine. >“When transferring the attention of netizens and blurring the public focus, going off the topic is very effective
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by im2w1l 12y ago
Great news! Have been waiting for 1.0 to jump into rust. Anyone knows when the final 1.0 will come?
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by im2w1l 12y ago
Pursuing promising avenues is not wasted time, even if it ultimately comes to nothing.
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by im2w1l 12y ago
This is super cool technology. However I worry how advertisers may use this.
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by im2w1l 12y ago
It took me some serious thinking to figure out why you could take t, despite t being NULL. If I managed to understand it correctly, it is because t is an array, and arrays are special. t is a pointer to an array, i.e. it points to the
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by im2w1l 12y ago
It uses quadratic probing. Notice how both h and t increase.
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by im2w1l 12y ago
>Their current top model is 64 core. Sadly it isn't. They only made prototypes for the kickstarters, it isn't mass produced or available.
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by im2w1l 12y ago
>Where the hell do you envision that those magical parallel algorithms would be used? Parallel sort. Parallel n-nary search. Parallel linear search. A stupid core for the zero-page thread. Hardware blas. Time stepping multi object system
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by im2w1l 12y ago
5Buzz
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by im2w1l 12y ago
Have a "vacation year" that ends in August then.
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by im2w1l 12y ago
May I ask what the main reason you have switched is? Bandwidth? Easier on the [C/G]PU? Resolution indepencence?
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by im2w1l 12y ago
Put something based on this in the router. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/17/opinion/sunday/how-depress...
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by im2w1l 12y ago
That's like a perfect example of selection bias. The programs you haven't heard about... well you haven't even heard about them.
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by im2w1l 12y ago
Why is it ok for that paper to dig up dirt on uber, but not ok for uber to dig up dirt on the paper? Is it because it is done as retaliation? If uber had started to dig up dirt first would that be ok? Or is it because only media is allowed
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by im2w1l 12y ago
What about tailwind?
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by im2w1l 12y ago
I think this is a great example of SOAP's failing. While it is simple, it looks difficult. As you scroll through all that XML your eyes begin to glaze and you don't even notice the small section at the bottom. Despite being th
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by im2w1l 12y ago
If only they all implemented something like java.lang.CharSequence... "A CharSequence is a readable sequence of char values. This interface provides uniform, read-only access to many different kinds of char sequences. "
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by im2w1l 12y ago
Those statements are not necessarily in contradiction. When I quickly move the mouse in a circle on my computer I see the pointer displayed at several, quite far away, locations at the same time. It looks like the same time anyway because o
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by im2w1l 12y ago
I once made a consumer for an xml api. I made a simple regex hack that worked fine. After reading some rants about "parsing" xml with regex I swapped it out for a real parser. A few minutes later the parsings started failing becau

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