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by jti107 6y ago
https://www.quantamagazine.org/studies-rescue-ligos-gravitat...
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by jti107 7y ago
with the amount of welds this thing has, it wouldnt surprise me to see more of these failures. every single weld needs to be perfect and not leak
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by jti107 7y ago
congrats Lisa Su! Five years ago, I couldn't imagine AMD doing this to Intel. We'll see if they can also success against Nvidia, I'm pretty optimistic they'll eventually get there.
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by jti107 7y ago
this is the blueprint for how to get people to not use your products
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by jti107 9y ago
no big surprise...intel just hasnt been able to match ARM in the low power area.
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by jti107 10y ago
is Laura a US citizen? when the US invaded Iraq what laws were in place? Seems like a pretty big leap to say that "A female was videotaping us" to "she knew an ambush was about to take place"
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by jti107 10y ago
gonna be the wild west with even less regulation
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by jti107 10y ago
This guy better be putting all his 9 million dollars into this short.
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by jti107 10y ago
this is true at the traditional banks/wall street firms...but HFT firms treat their coders really well.
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by jti107 10y ago
...and still added $9B to the $200+B in the bank
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by jti107 10y ago
very cool...only thing i miss is the predictive search that is in chrome
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by jti107 10y ago
this isnt a book...but i've heard the doom source code is quite good.
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by jti107 11y ago
just out of curiosity...is this any different than the MKL that comes with anaconda?
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by jti107 11y ago
why would i pay $70 when i can get 75% of the features for free (textmate, textwrangler)
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by jti107 11y ago
pretty cool...i've used a* and fast marching and i'm very impressed with speed improvement
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by jti107 12y ago
actually they are limited by battery supply...hence they want to build their own. also use scale to drive down the battery cost