jeanmichelx

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by jeanmichelx 9y ago
> $47,000 vs $56,000 for 2017 Ever tried to buy a (non fast-food) meal in Germany and in the US? Your purchasing power is way higher in Europe.
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by jeanmichelx 9y ago
> Green electricity goes up and down and can't be stored so bitcoin is a good way to create some "value" as those guys in the article are doing. If you think bitcoin miners shut down on low wind day and only use "exce
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by jeanmichelx 9y ago
Yes and see-through clothes would also improve security
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by jeanmichelx 9y ago
Thank you, I'll probably pick it up
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by jeanmichelx 9y ago
How is Functional Thinking? I'm starting to write a toy SAT solver in scala and I could probably benefit from some good,non-trivial design examples
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by jeanmichelx 9y ago
This fails to address that Stansted is far out of the city centre, while St Pancras could hardly be better positioned
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by jeanmichelx 9y ago
I guess that implementing SATA for a small batch of board would have been cost-prohibitive. SATA isn't simple.
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by jeanmichelx 9y ago
Old technique with "spying drone" buzzword
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by jeanmichelx 9y ago
JS ecosystem is pretty well know for changing very fast compared to other mainstream languages. This is a fair point, NPM could implement the local cache without (hopefully) breaking anything
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by jeanmichelx 9y ago
Because then the testing stimulus is not hard coded anymore, but generated. It's then trivial to run longer sequences, or tweak the test. In hardware design, where reliability is key (making a chip costs multiple millions and 6 months
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by jeanmichelx 9y ago
I don't need to learn how a switch work if it's not "smart".
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by jeanmichelx 9y ago
That's what we want you to think, but the hardware is at least as much of a mess as the software
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by jeanmichelx 9y ago
This is only tangentially related, but is there any standard advice to get git on a remote file system (ceph) to run fast with a long history?