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by josalhor 6y ago
Alternative question: I am looking for the fastest online unknown size integer parser possible in C/C++. The best I have heard is Boost::Spirit [0]. [0]: https://kholdstare.github.io/technical/2020/05/26&
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by josalhor 6y ago
I don't think he is arguing against fungibility. In fact, he compared stocks and cash under the assumption of fungibility. I think he is arguing against the idea of applying fractional reserves to brokers.
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by josalhor 6y ago
I think you meant to reply to another comment.
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by josalhor 6y ago
> But we are not in a crypto bubble now In the last year bitcoin is over 200%. Litecoin is almost over 100% (in fact, since April it is over 200%). I have no horse in this race, but I am not sure I would call it "not a bubble".
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by josalhor 6y ago
Isn't CountDownLatch [0] the same thing in Java? [0]: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/concurre...
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by josalhor 6y ago
I made the same mistake just a few days ago. I believed the TrendForce article was reporting confirmed news. Your link redirects me to a Chinese webpage. I think this article may be more approachable: http://www.trendforce.com&#x
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by josalhor 6y ago
Correct, my bad. I got carried away by wccftech's title. This link may be a better source without intermediaries: http://www.trendforce.com/presscenter/news/20210113-10651.ht... I can't edit the post now
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by josalhor 6y ago
Important to note that: > Construction would start in early 2021, with factory production expected in 2024.
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by josalhor 6y ago
Right, but AMD may not gain enough market share if it loses the competitive advantage that TSMC provides. This strategy may not play well for TSMC in the long term.
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by josalhor 6y ago
I don't think it is. However, that brings the question of why would TSMC allocate capacity for Intel. If in the long term Intel plans on going back to using their fabs, why offer them this short-term advantage?
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by josalhor 6y ago
I thought TSMC would be so overloaded that they would not be able to provide meaningful capacity for Intel. Interesting turn of events.
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TSMC to Produce Intel CPUs(wccftech.com)
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by josalhor 6y ago
> If client uses deterministic salt, then whatever you send over the wire is equivalent to password and constant for every authentication. If server sends random challenge which is then hashed by client together with something derived fr
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by josalhor 6y ago
> Because calculating the salted hash on the client side will just substitute the hash for password and render the whole hashing useless. I don't understand what you mean. Just in case I didn't make myself clear, I don't m
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by josalhor 6y ago
I have wondered many times why we still send the password over the wire (even if in SSL). It should be hashed with a salt every time before being sent! A lot of people reuse their passwords, the user shouldn't trust the website to hash
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by josalhor 6y ago
Absolutely! I have been dreaming about the mirror since I first saw it! I have found this brilliant website [0] that has many of the ideas I know of. Mainly the LEDs behind the mirror [1], on the stairs [2], on the kitchen [3], and the ceil
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by josalhor 6y ago
I don't get it either. If I was to buy LEDs, I would buy them and use them around the house. I have seen what some hotels do and it is amazing . I have seen LED strips behind the mirror, so when you wake up at night you can get your w
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by josalhor 6y ago
There has been some work being done by the EU to make a digital euro [0]. China [1] and the US [2] are also exploring digital alternatives. I believe if these alternatives are well implemented they are going to change banking forever. Banks
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by josalhor 6y ago
> Governments can't print more of it. I never really understood that line of reasoning. Why would one person want to reduce the ability to apply economic policy in their country? Certainly, you could use Gold instead of Bitcoin as a
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by josalhor 6y ago
Oh man, I gifted the CDs this Christmas. I listened to the entire album dozens of times before watching it... It still blows my mind
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by josalhor 6y ago
Self reply: It was early in the morning and I didn't read correctly. My comment makes no sense (although I certainly meant to ask about the purchase power relative to cost).
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by josalhor 6y ago
This doesn't account for cost of living (I mean running costs), right?
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by josalhor 6y ago
> That clearly doesn't hold for any current programming language. To be fair, programming language != implementation. A language can be Turing complete without the implementation being complete. > to solve the halting problem whe
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by josalhor 6y ago
I read your comment and thought it couldn't be that bad and those metrics are not necessarily representative. Then I tried it on FF and Chrome on a 4770k and a GTX 1060. I simply tried switching on the vertical tabs. I got a 0.2-0.5 se
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by josalhor 6y ago
I also have a Brother (laser, color, duplex). It literally just works. It has everything you would expect. It is a little bit too loud when printing and a minute after (after cooling it falls back to 0 rpm). I cannot recommend Brother enoug
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by josalhor 6y ago
> Your co-workers have a reasonable expectation of privacy regarding their home life and family members. I think you are overthinking it. I've seen people use it when it provides no real material benefit other than the placebo effec
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by josalhor 6y ago
I find background blur even more distracting than background replacement. It's like my mind tries to picture the person that I am seeing in a particular environment and blur makes that process messy. But that's not always true tho
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by josalhor 6y ago
They claim to have a competitor for the 3090 at a price 30% lower (500$ less). Impressive claim.
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by josalhor 6y ago
I have thought about this a lot. I think there exists a finite set of properties your problem needs for blockchain to be an effective solution. First of all, you need multiple sources of truth. i.e. Everyone can make transactions with mon
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by josalhor 6y ago
In my experience on desktop Firefox has more compatbility issues than Chrome. On mobile, on top of that, it is way slower on most websites.

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