imoverclocked

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by imoverclocked 6y ago
Based on what?
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by imoverclocked 6y ago
That may be, but they are still learned according to https://www.quantamagazine.org/perceptions-of-musical-octave...
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by imoverclocked 6y ago
Congratulations on the worlds slowest and useful SHA-256 implementation! :)
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by imoverclocked 7y ago
Clearly, you have never read the C spec.
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by imoverclocked 7y ago
I've worked from home quite a bit over the last 14 years. It's nice to have the ability to be productive on some days while having a little more social interaction on others. I think some people will probably stop fantasizing abou
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by imoverclocked 7y ago
Yeah, but type systems are not fool proof. eg: I've seen plenty of Java code which blindly passes String objects around that eventually get parsed into json/int/long/etc. At that point, the type system has been silently
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by imoverclocked 7y ago
Careful, things may not go back to normal and we may have a lasting recession. This is especially so if we don't do things to help the rest of the economic ecosystem alive during this period of little to no commerce in some sectors. At
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by imoverclocked 7y ago
You can't win at playing that game either: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22271306
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by imoverclocked 7y ago
... unless referring to the highly customized ads provided by the platform.
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by imoverclocked 7y ago
When I view this link, I can see no activity. Here is my secret: I deleted my facebook account several years ago. (before it was cool) I love how links like this are (successfully?) attempting to pull people back in.
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by imoverclocked 7y ago
Noise. Auditory: I can't tell you how accustomed to hearing stuff constantly everyone is. Cars (even just the tires on a busy street), Air Handling, Refrigerators, Beeping timers (ovens/microwaves/calendar reminders). Visual:
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by imoverclocked 7y ago
Can you be specific about what would be more complex without timezones?
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by imoverclocked 7y ago
We already have Mars time which is based on Mars Sols. Once we get to the point that we have to worry about galactic time, society will (hopefully) have a better understanding of relativity and how time isn't really linear anyway. Als
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by imoverclocked 7y ago
Why do we even have time zones? DST is a seriously broken concept but timezones on their own are almost as bad. The worst part is that people don't really understand how much simpler the world would be without timezones altogether. J
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by imoverclocked 8y ago
Here is a bash/zsh port: alias ff='find . | egrep'
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by imoverclocked 8y ago
I knew it!
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by imoverclocked 8y ago
Unfortunate naming. This is not to be confused with OWL or OWL2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_Ontology_Language
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by imoverclocked 8y ago
Am I the only one who considers a dishwasher and a vacuum cleaner to be a very simple robot? It seems like robot == machine +/- software. From that standpoint, we have had increasingly complex robots in our homes for a long time now.
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by imoverclocked 8y ago
I've come to really appreciate the difference between "syntactically correct" (ie: is a file valid xml) vs "semantically correct" (ie: does it follow a specific dtd if it's valid xml.) More than that, I've
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by imoverclocked 8y ago
A 1 hour commute costs you 2 hours a day. That's almost like working an extra 7 weeks a year with lower productivity and increased wear and tear on you.
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by imoverclocked 9y ago
This may have just made my production cluster WAY faster! ;)
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by imoverclocked 11y ago
"Yes, this is very likely a pointless bunch of gripes." The article should have started with this. Could have saved me countless seconds of skimming the article while summarizing in my head "boo hoo, I haven't figured
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Stop using gzip(imoverclocked.blogspot.com)
432 points by imoverclocked 11y ago|255 comments