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by jti107 5y ago
riot had a good white paper on their valorant anticheat and why they designed it to be a kernel level anticheat
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by jti107 5y ago
my friend (chinese-american) has a iOS app company that contracts Chinese devs. he has a small team in the US that does gfx design, sw management and marketing. all the coding is done in china by 5-8 devs on contract who knows some english
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by jti107 5y ago
what about running out of places to store stuff? i.e. a physical place that you know well enough to store memories.
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by jti107 5y ago
so its true....hexagons are the bestagons https://youtu.be/thOifuHs6eY
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by jti107 5y ago
my concern is something along the lines of this. imagine that scientists find the genes that makes you predisposed to homosexuality. how long is it before a repressive regime starts testing its citizen and systematically killing anyone with
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by jti107 5y ago
i've found that well written code + useful comments + comment with link to design document works pretty well. i got an email about code i'd written 10 years ago...thanking me for taking the time to document everything.
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by jti107 5y ago
there is a Youtuber - Kraut that had a video out on China "Trump's biggest failure". In the video, he makes the point that the Chinese view 1900 - 2000 as the century of humiliation. The takeaway I think is to look for Chine
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by jti107 5y ago
it doesn't just affect the two people dating, it makes things awkward for everyone else. my brother is dating a hardcore Trump supporter and its just super awkward during the holidays. i am cordial and respectful but it sucks feeling l
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by jti107 5y ago
never gonna happen. company i work for has csv files from tests on products they conducted almost two decades ago. they went to a proprietary solution for a few years and that company went bankrupt and we can no longer open certain files be
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by jti107 5y ago
https://github.com/commaai/openpilot
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by jti107 5y ago
speaking from experience this isnt going to end well. the employees that didn't get fired will feel betrayed and you will lose alot of good people with the institutional knowledge of your systems. some people that remain will figure ou
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by jti107 5y ago
my brother just had twins and he told me it was gonna be $1000/month for daycare once they are 1-2 years old. and thats just for daycare...if you want to know why people aren't having kids, its because they are too expensive.
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by jti107 5y ago
i tried this method and it useful for remembering passwords/phone #'s but of limited use for studying and understanding languages/math/coding/etc. might be more useful for things like medicine where you have to reme
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by jti107 5y ago
yep! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23670246 https://benjaminreinhardt.com/wddw took me almost a month to get through it but well worth the read.
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by jti107 5y ago
slightly related...there was a write up on DARPA on HN couple months ago that I thought was fantastic. essentially a guide on how DARPA works and how one might be able to improve/replicate it on the civilian side. i read somewhere that
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by jti107 5y ago
its kinda impressive all the technologies DARPA/DOD has funded...would be interesting to see the fail/win rate for them.
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by jti107 5y ago
systems engineering is pain in the ass but it exists for a reason, its proven to reduce development costs and surprise issues.
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by jti107 5y ago
interesting philosophical question that intersects with "right to repair" and "ownership of digital purchases". when you buy a product does the company get to dictate what you can do with it.
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by jti107 5y ago
if this is the case its not going to end well for them.
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by jti107 6y ago
I've gotten a tour of data center and it's not like walking into an office building. Lot of armed guards, every building required key card and pin code.
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by jti107 6y ago
what's up with all the "I left CA for TX and I'm so much happier" articles lately. Silicon Valley and CA isnt for everyone. There is tons of info on what it is like to work in SV and the culture is based on hustling, gri
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by jti107 6y ago
just need a couple more million people to move out
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by jti107 6y ago
"I saw the 87 percent increase and think it is wonderful to see Julia growing. I think that Julia has great potential to replace C/C++/Python (and of course Fortran) in scientific and technical computing as it matures."
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by jti107 6y ago
Twitter is a private company enforcing their terms of service. They are not required to give you a platform to express your speech.
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by jti107 6y ago
yes! i've used Verbatim BDXL M-Disc 100 GB discs for backup. i just store the data in a Vercacrypt container for security. there are some low quality drives and discs out there so you need to do your research but I've been using
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by jti107 6y ago
exactly! their electric drive train is fantastic but their build quality is subpar for a $35K+ vehicle. all the other portions of their business like autonomous driving and solar are negligible relative to their car business. the only expla
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by jti107 6y ago
https://www.discovermagazine.com/the-sciences/what-explains-...
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by jti107 6y ago
why is this news? billionaires have been leaving high tax states to low/no tax states for decades. hedge fund managers from nyc would set up shop in florida.
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by jti107 6y ago
impressive! makes me think that 2nd and 3rd gen games on PS5/Xbox Series X will look pretty nice
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by jti107 6y ago
i guess there are no gamers at BMW...otherwise they'd know about the rage that micro transactions elicit

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