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A net art piece that moves to a new URL whenever someone views it(permanent-redirect.xyz)
3 points by joshAg 9y ago|0 comments
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by joshAg 9y ago
I suggest optimizing for understanding over hacker news karma points, but to each their own. You're not being downvoted for a technical issue.
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by joshAg 9y ago
Ok, I'll try to explain it since you replied to me, even though I didn't downvote you. The purpose of XMM buffers is for SIMD instructions, which implies that the buffers store multiple atoms and does the same instruction on each
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by joshAg 9y ago
Aren't they designed specifically for SIMD instructions though? This seems to be more just using them as another cache layer and not using them for their intended-SIMD use.
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by joshAg 9y ago
well, yeah. He's just another dude in SV that either has no clue about, or pretends to have no clue about, ethics.
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by joshAg 9y ago
https://www.freepress.net/blog/2017/04/25/net-neutrality-vio... What resulted were a bunch of efforts to let ISPs remain Title I but still allow the FCC to enforce net neutrality on them. They failed bec
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by joshAg 9y ago
ISPs were Title II until 2005 when Michael Powell, the Republican FCC chairman who was appointed by George Bush, reclassified the ISPs as Title 1 as part of the Republican plan to spur internet growth in the US via deregulation. (What we no
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by joshAg 9y ago
Between this latest spat and the impedning loss of net neutrality, maybe we should start working on a definition for something in between "intranet" and "internet". 'transnet' or something.
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by joshAg 9y ago
Regardless of how much it is to Thiel, the amount of the gift relative to the rest of the person's political fundraising matters. For such a significant amount questions about quid pro quo arise, and even if the quid pro quo is determi
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by joshAg 9y ago
You gave your congressman as significant an amount of money as theil did?!
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Why C++ Sails When the Vasa Sank [video] (2014)(youtube.com)
1 points by joshAg 9y ago|0 comments
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by joshAg 9y ago
Oh I know that's not the case today, but I'm asking OP to justify why law shouldn't be created/modified to handle this sort of situation.
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by joshAg 9y ago
There is already law for this. There's already a visa for victims. It's temporary, but it's called a U Visa. There's already a visa for skilled workers like her. It's called an H1b Visa. If her husband had an h1b vi
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California has a climate problem, and its name is cars(vox.com)
5 points by joshAg 9y ago|0 comments
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We Have Always Coded(medium.com)
2 points by joshAg 9y ago|0 comments
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by joshAg 9y ago
Time.
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by joshAg 9y ago
Hi, I'm the person who submitted this link (I didn't write it). IMO, assuming no power imbalance it's only ok if you don't work together in any capacity regularly or could, if the relationship goes south, stop working to
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by joshAg 9y ago
I agree that he's probably lying about not knowing better. That's why I said 'if we assume the best'. The best case scenario for Dave McClure is that he was painfully ignorant about basic human interaction, because the o
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by joshAg 9y ago
You don't even need to be in power for this issue to cause problems. If someone in power does something bad, if the lack of social skills prevents you from realizing what they did was bad, then you're essentially going to let it c
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by joshAg 9y ago
I disagree that it's common sense, especially in the tech industry. I shared it because of recent high-profiles cases about this issue. Like, we assume the absolute best of Dave McClure, he did not know better and made literally this e
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by joshAg 9y ago
Yes, it is possible, but rule 0 is you don't date someone in your management chain or who has you in their management chain, and rule 1 is that you shouldn't date someone who you work with regularly. These aren't edge cases.
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by joshAg 9y ago
Because there's a large swath of people in the technology industry who consider not understanding social graces well to be a virtue. Most of the time that just comes out as being awkward in a stereotypically nerdy way, but it also mani
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by joshAg 9y ago
NGL, i am pleasantly surprised so far with the responses.
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by joshAg 9y ago
People have different definitions of what is is to be decent and respectful. And really, we should update the golden rule from "do unto others as you would have them do unto you" to something more like "Do unto others as they
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Handling attraction in a professional setting(jordancooper.blog)
151 points by joshAg 9y ago|96 comments
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California is about to revolutionize climate policy … again(vox.com)
7 points by joshAg 9y ago|0 comments
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by joshAg 10y ago
minimum 1024. preferred is gonna be 2048 or 4096 if you have to use DHE. Actually preferred is ephemeral elliptic curve diffie hellman, or ecdhe. PS: the logjam attack is related: https://weakdh.org/
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by joshAg 10y ago
simple solution: all workers must be paid full salary and benefits for the entire term of the non-compete agreement.
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by joshAg 10y ago
They don't. Or at least once a company is public they don't. At a very high level, one of the arbitrary ways to divide up stocks is into growth stocks, value stocks, and income stocks. You can google those terms if you want a deep
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by joshAg 10y ago
that's what ssl tickets are there for. heck you can even do that over udp with dtls, if you don't want to deal with setting up and tearing down tcp connections.

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