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by inteleng 9y ago
Should be titled "Wasting >>$60,000/mo of people's time, but getting paid $60,000/mo for it".
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by inteleng 9y ago
> Slack still provide full history export for free Wrong. If you want to export messages earlier than the last 10k, Slack will extort you to the tune of $10 per user (even if they aren't active). And that's per fucking month .
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by inteleng 9y ago
That page is completely unreadable to me.
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by inteleng 9y ago
Baoer makes some decent models (mostly ripoffs of Montblanc). They go for around $3, and are pretty durable as long as you don't drop them.
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by inteleng 9y ago
This attitude toward justice is exactly why you're not Alito.
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by inteleng 9y ago
Offer free prescription fills to uninsured people who ask him for help? Your comment seems to imply he'll be abused in prison, which is less than acceptable.
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by inteleng 9y ago
I'm no neutral party, and this is totally subjective, but KiCAD is way better than DipTrace.
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by inteleng 9y ago
We have faith that we'll do our best to do good science. That's the extent of it.
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by inteleng 9y ago
Please don't say stuff like "I have full faith" when it comes to astrobiology :(. It's really tough for us to even get funding for a lot of these missions, especially now that NASA is being pushed away from astronomy&#x2
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by inteleng 9y ago
The thread you linked makes a good point: there isn't really any reason to care about the actual time, only the relative time. These sorts of clocks just use 256- or 512-bit counters; it's not like they're having overflow iss
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by inteleng 9y ago
The fact that this comment is greyed out is quite telling.
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by inteleng 9y ago
Can you provide a reasonable justification for this?
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by inteleng 9y ago
The dictionary. Highly underrated, extremely high signal-to-noise ratio.
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by inteleng 9y ago
Generally, "highest possible value/bandwidth ratio" would better connote a positive intent. Agreed on both points!
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by inteleng 9y ago
A lot of people don't know that adaptive optics is meant for atmospheric usage only.
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by inteleng 9y ago
He's referring to the "WE WUZ KANGZ" meme, in that he sees the research as not believable.
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by inteleng 9y ago
He's specifically asking in the context of the recent Intel CPU bugs.
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by inteleng 9y ago
see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15877188 .
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by inteleng 9y ago
Did you change the layout since the original publication? The quotation marks at the beginning of every other paragraph are vaguely confusing.
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by inteleng 9y ago
No, it was just a test of the HN hivemind. They go nuts with the upvotes when people with all-lowercase usernames say authoritative things, like "please stop," etc. On the other hand, you could have worded your comment a bit bette
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by inteleng 9y ago
Abishek: totally unrelated to this story, just letting you know there's a typo on your business' homepage: "Time is an illusion, we are it's magicians" the apostrophe is unnecessary, as "its" is possessive
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by inteleng 9y ago
Please don't post this sort of thing on a public forum.
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by inteleng 9y ago
It wouldn't really fit with the PR narrative for them to just license IP from ARM, and they probably wouldn't develop nearly as much technical knowledge as they would developing the architecture themselves. Aside, I hope my commen
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by inteleng 9y ago
That's fair. I suppose I overestimated the significance of Chuck's username.
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by inteleng 9y ago
Do you think ARMs don't have branch predictors or multi-level caching? Did you know some supercomputers are being designed around ARM computers? x86_64 is not king anymore.
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by inteleng 9y ago
I'm not sure why pedroaraujo is being downvoted other than in response to his criticism of HN topcommenter Chuck McManis. Pedro is correct; toy CPUs , like what Chuck mentioned building, are so trivial that undergraduate students can b