jackmott

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151.
by jackmott 9y ago
way more people that that have allergies
152.
by jackmott 9y ago
He/She never said it was more energy efficient than C/C++ so...
153.
by jackmott 9y ago
I will probably use Go as soon as it has generics. =)
154.
by jackmott 9y ago
not usually 1/10 almost always at least 1/2, sometimes approaching 1/10 if a class hierarchy is a large % of the project and it can turn into a discriminated union.
155.
by jackmott 9y ago
It is just complete nonsense. In fact deep learning/AI chips used for neural networks usually have reduced floating point precision because they don't need it.
156.
by jackmott 9y ago
nonsense
157.
by jackmott 9y ago
the job stress elimination could be the first order cause rather than amouny of sleep. thus pedants must downvote. it is their way. our way?
158.
by jackmott 9y ago
caffeine can be a trap. amazing short term but a curse long term. strongly advise never making it a habit.
159.
by jackmott 9y ago
parent here. yeah SQL Server is pretty nice to work with as well!
160.
by jackmott 9y ago
Just tried it in visual studio. loads up a web browser. that is irresponsible.
161.
by jackmott 9y ago
"If it is slow, it is wrong."
162.
by jackmott 9y ago
organic food stillnhas those.
163.
by jackmott 9y ago
why are companies so horrible so often? ugh.
164.
by jackmott 9y ago
agreed. after years of having used Oracle and SQL Server at work, to find I could have a working database in about 10 seconds with sudo apt-get install postgresql was amazing to me!
165.
by jackmott 9y ago
I sure don't want immutable linked lists everywhere
166.
by jackmott 9y ago
what if my object has first class functions as all of its members? i am then bad and good?
167.
by jackmott 9y ago
because so many people are horrible
168.
by jackmott 9y ago
current age of what now? sounds like you have created a caricature so you can make fun of it.
169.
by jackmott 9y ago
Yeah, but we are the first species to start modifying 100% of it in such a way that only corn and cows will be left.
170.
by jackmott 9y ago
the guys at stackoverflow are great. ben adams also.
171.
by jackmott 9y ago
you need to master it though before it stops being a productivity hindrance if you have already mastered an IDE with first class support for your language.
172.
by jackmott 9y ago
it is much simpler
173.
by jackmott 9y ago
The implementations in the benchmark game are all targeting performance. This will almost always also be the most energy efficient thing on modern cpus. It will not always be the most memory efficient way. I neither agree or disagree with
174.
by jackmott 9y ago
they reflect a number of different real world workloads.
175.
by jackmott 9y ago
less optimal implementation is all
176.
by jackmott 9y ago
performance usually == energy efficiency on modern cpus. race to shutdown.
177.
by jackmott 9y ago
I don't understand why we let people out of prison if we aren't prepared to actually let them out of prison. I'm not really bleeding heart about this, I'd be fine with any murder of this sort meaning life in prison. W
178.
by jackmott 9y ago
Yes.
179.
by jackmott 9y ago
I think we are supposing that electron apps aren't good software. But yes, emacs and vim still exist.
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by jackmott 9y ago
reads no

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