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by irq-1 7y ago
I saw "download" and clicked it thinking to download the diagram and closed the webpage without looking at it. Maybe it's me, or it might need UX work. Great website. (and I will be downloading the desktop client :)
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by irq-1 7y ago
Curious about the latest (?) tech. nvida's RTX, I found this: > RTX causes a visible performance hit, which is offset by a technology known as DLSS, which stands for deep learning supersampling. In order to create this, Nvidia train
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by irq-1 7y ago
These problems only need to be solved once per type of car. A manufacturer could make the end design, new parts, a plan for mechanics, certification, etc... Also, manufacturers use platforms for many different models, so they may only need
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by irq-1 7y ago
People used to ask me why I don't use Facebook. I haven't been asked that in about two years. I predict that three years from now the majority will share our views about voice and video recording.
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by irq-1 7y ago
In addition to data Creation and Reading, we also have to address Update and Delete. Do they change the data or delete "special" cars or "special" events. If there are any exceptions to collecting and storing the data,
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by irq-1 7y ago
A different point: most murders are committed by people who are known by the victim, while DNA can reveal connections from strangers. https://www.bjs.gov/index.cfm?ty=tp&tid=941 > "Stranger" is a classifica
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by irq-1 7y ago
Could you add Privacy restrictions? I'd like to see a maximum 18 month data retention, and some restriction on changing the terms: promise to never change them, or only change with 6 month public notice... idk
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by irq-1 7y ago
You should check out VS Code. They take the JSON config files and create a GUI from them. It's far from ideal, but I wouldn't be surprised if they're working it out before adding it to VS.
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by irq-1 7y ago
This is annoying and should be fixed: err should be pre-declared along with the stack. := should both allow assignment without creation and NOT create shadow variables (which could still be made explicitly with var.) It would be a poor argu
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by irq-1 7y ago
256 byte hash x 10000 packages x 10 package versions = 25mb That's a conservative estimate, and if you try to sync only what's needed you're no better off then not-syncing.
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by irq-1 7y ago
From the summary: > If your data is strictly sequential; you should use a regular array. If your data is often sequential, or approximately sequential (e.g. an arithmetic sequence stepping by 64), Judy might be the best data structure to
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by irq-1 7y ago
> The content part is encoded using utf-8. https://microsoft.github.io/debug-adapter-protocol/overview#...
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by irq-1 7y ago
This is the debugger counterpart to the Language Server Protocol. (Which also uses http/jsonrpc) https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/specifi...
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by irq-1 7y ago
Or live monitoring -- mention money or bank accounts and Google Voice contacts a family member, or cuts off the call, or ..?
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by irq-1 7y ago
oclock shows a shaped window. `oclock -transparent` shows only the clocks hands and border.
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by irq-1 7y ago
Salaries and shiny new buildings are expenses, and not constrained by profit caps.
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by irq-1 7y ago
> Evidently, app stores are sufficiently bad at detecting this that it remains profitable. What percent of extensions connect/download from the internet? That could be an easy way to identify a much smaller group of vulnerable exten
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by irq-1 7y ago
Great comment! I'd offer this: > Fiat money is just faith-token money without a tangible base. There is no physical basis for the faith, but a persons interactions with society is a basis for faith in fiat money. If all our neighbor
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by irq-1 7y ago
It used to be called bank fraud and it was the banks problem. Now it's called identity theft and it's your problem.
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by irq-1 7y ago
Consider adding a server/daemon with jobs and scheduling. This would let people copy and reconcile data between systems, or prep data at night, etc... It could also save indexes and table statistics between queries.
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by irq-1 7y ago
Kit looks interesting. Anyone have any experience or comments? > Kit is a “Compiles-to-C” language. It is strong, and statically typed with many modern language features like type inference, algebraic data types, pattern matching, generi
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by irq-1 7y ago
> With a buffered channel, the receiver will not get the message until the buffer is full. This is wrong. https://golang.org/doc/effective_go.html#channels > Receivers always block until there is data to receive
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by irq-1 7y ago
Put the ads in the browser -- not the content. Change chrome to show the ads in the client like an ad supported software, then make it speak a new dmca:// protocol.
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by irq-1 7y ago
Before Fortnite was Minecraft and Pokemon Go and Angry Birds... It's in the nature of video games to come and go like fads. More telling (to me) is that Epic started making a game very different from Fortnite but was both flexible enou
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by irq-1 7y ago
> They want to retain control over their customers; Comcast also wants to retain control over their customers -- they want to sell customers internet access, while also selling ISPs and websites access to the customers. This strategy d
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by irq-1 7y ago
News Rooms and Editorial boards all swear that management never asks for any changes (and they'd all quit if they did!) I think it would be productive to try and list areas where Go would be different if it wasn't at Google. Some
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by irq-1 7y ago
FYI, plugins in Go only work on linux and macos. Windows has the option to load dlls dynamically, but it is a different mechanism. If I remember right the Go devs were not planning on making plugins work on other platforms because of having
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by irq-1 7y ago
This is addressed in the second to last paragraph: > The effort to manufacture synthetic diamond provided substantial motivation for the development of high-pressure methods. Today, however, synthetic diamonds are grown using a low-press
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by irq-1 7y ago
Phone companies tried to replace the open versions first. Google was faced with either: a different version of Android on each phone (with the apps replaced,) or making their own versions. Note too that they could have gone the Microsoft IE
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by irq-1 7y ago
What do you think about Intel chips with integrated FPGAs, and AMD HyperTransport style chip expansion-by-bus? Is there a clear winner or loser?

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