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by jryan49 9y ago
I thought he just released it on his google+ and it became viral?
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by jryan49 9y ago
Anecdotally, I'm using Windows, haven't had any issues. I also tried running https://github.com/suaefar/ryzen-test in a VM for only about an hour at 100% load and had no issues.
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by jryan49 9y ago
Are they controlling for richness? Maybe people who can afford such luxuries are just happier?
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by jryan49 9y ago
If the article was even based on actual facts and figures, wouldn't survivorship bias be a huge factor here? Maybe the bottom of the barrel are bringing the average down because they are stuck with jobs with no mobility and aren't
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by jryan49 9y ago
Directly from asm.js FAQ ( http://asmjs.org/faq.html ): Q. Can asm.js serve as a VM for managed languages, like the JVM or CLR? A. Right now, asm.js has no direct access to garbage-collected data; an asm.js program can only
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by jryan49 9y ago
The paper was released at least a year before WebAssembly was even announced...
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by jryan49 9y ago
I find https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events to have the most important things on it.
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by jryan49 9y ago
There is no silver bullet. Programming is the art of compromise. All solutions have pros and cons, the first thing to know is what things are more important than others in this situation (performance, maintainability, easy to program, etc,
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by jryan49 9y ago
I was under the impression that Tesla's also have low reliability and even worse, notorious wait times for parts? http://www.consumerreports.org/cars-tesla-reliability-doesnt... https://www.fool.com/inv
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by jryan49 10y ago
We'll know os-js is finished when they finally put in a web browser. :)
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by jryan49 10y ago
Wikipedia says it's not a fork of atom but based on electron. Does that make a difference?
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by jryan49 10y ago
I think it's a little extreme to think one company and its electric cars are going to "save the world"...
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by jryan49 10y ago
Do the snaps use shared libraries?
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by jryan49 10y ago
Is this the first step towards a cross-distro package manager? If so, what's the point of distros anymore?
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by jryan49 10y ago
It's crazy how addictive our media has become.
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by jryan49 10y ago
Why not just have the self control to not use the phone 24/7 .... edit: turning off notifications helps a long way with this, other than text message or phone calls
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by jryan49 10y ago
Could use the distro's package manager?
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by jryan49 10y ago
I know that when I follow these steps I never produce anything. I find that soft deadlines and breaking my work into pieces at least gives me some idea on how long something might take and when to start making compromises. Just because esti
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by jryan49 10y ago
I though vitamin D was produced via UVB rays? How would a lamp without UV allow the body to produce vitamin d?
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by jryan49 10y ago
I really, really want something like this but I'm too scared to pre-order one until a bunch of reviews come out first.
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by jryan49 10y ago
Yeah when I blanked I just panicked and could continue. I'm more comfortable in interviews now where that wouldn't happen.
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by jryan49 10y ago
Yeah, that's true. But any standard implementation is going to use %...
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by jryan49 10y ago
When's the last time you had to modulo a number? I feel like when I was first asked this question I got hung up on that more that anything.
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by jryan49 10y ago
I think consensus is that it is flat and we keep finding more and more evidence suggesting so.
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by jryan49 10y ago
When you replace high calorie foods with lower calorie foods and both are as filling this can happen.
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by jryan49 10y ago
Never do this on a merge commit however. Unless you are prepared: https://git-scm.com/blog/2010/03/02/undoing-merges.html
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by jryan49 10y ago
When the bacteria evolve they also have a chance to lose past immunities, especially if we back off some of the old ones.
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by jryan49 10y ago
Anyone know what program he is using to view the dumps?
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by jryan49 10y ago
Yup. Over the years, compared to other distos, "it just works" for me as well. Even thought I spend maybe 10 mins a week doing updates, I always feel like that it was time well spent.
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by jryan49 10y ago
Around 2000, I used to distro hop every 6 months. Around 2005 I found Arch, and it stopped my distro hopping to this day. It was a painful road however. Lots of hours put in figuring out how everything (and I mean everything) works. In the

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