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   by jaredlwong 13y ago

   Alignment is another key the author forgot to mention. Cache aligning data is seriously important, even if it means padding stuff like crazy. Caches are pretty big, but having to load two different cache lines and do some bit trickery is a
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   by jaredlwong 13y ago

   I highly suggest doing the labs of MIT's 6.858 (Computer System Security). I'm taking it right now, and it's one of the most rewarding classes. The labs can be found here: http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2
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   by jaredlwong 13y ago

   Dotfiles are meant to be personalized. I've built mine up over the years, I think everyone does. I don't think dotfiles lend themselves to being managed by a third party package manager. On the other hand, maybe a place just for h
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   by jaredlwong 14y ago

   18.06 is the very basic, more applied version of linear algebra at MIT. About half of the students that take it aren't in the math department. The more theoretical option is 18.700. And then there's 18.701, Algebra 1, taught by Artin using
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   Understanding Gmail Filters(blog.jaredlwong.com)

   18 points by jaredlwong 14y ago|3 comments
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   by jaredlwong 15y ago

   Anyone has the potential to access this data. It's not too hard to use Facebook's graph..