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by jzebedee 8y ago
I've only heard AOT used when referring to languages that are normally JIT'ed. If this compiles straight to native, why call it AOT?
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by jzebedee 8y ago
Azure is by far the next biggest cloud provider after AWS. GCP is the lame duck playing catch up.
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by jzebedee 8y ago
Square Cash is every bit as bad as PayPal during their early "paypalsucks" days, complete with opaque "security" policies and unreachable support. I have had multiple Cash accounts (one business, a couple personal) which
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by jzebedee 9y ago
I appreciate the frank response. This is a topic that I don't usually see addressed.
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by jzebedee 9y ago
If you're not familiar with STEEM or its currency, you can check the FAQ. [1] [1] https://steemit.com/faq.html#What_is_the_difference_between_...
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by jzebedee 9y ago
It's unclear. "Presidents do have broad — but not unlimited — pardoning power." "The framers of the Constitution put the presidential pardoning power into the founding document in order to correct unjust prosecutions or
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by jzebedee 9y ago
It goes with the adage: "Some people have 20 years of experience; some have one year of experience repeated 20 times."
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by jzebedee 9y ago
Not the premise. This is an issue of taking a cheap, touch-tone chip and repackaging it as a more expensive product. The chip itself is not dialing out to anywhere since the final product wouldn't even work when installed. Just a count
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by jzebedee 9y ago
I don't think equating LTCM with fraud is exactly right. They used an incredibly risky strategy and had their leverage blow up in a black swan event. A failure, but not fraud.
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by jzebedee 9y ago
I went to open my calculator this morning and it told me it was in the middle of an update and to try again later. 5 minutes, 10 minutes, and 15 minutes later it still wasn't done. I ended up using Google to calculate some basic math!
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by jzebedee 9y ago
We used Segment for application analytics and exception reporting in an enterprise setting. Their .NET libraries were abysmal and had some show-stopper bugs that we wrestled with, particularly broken dependencies. I eventually had to fork t
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by jzebedee 9y ago
That's John Carreyrou of The Wall Street Journal's investigative reporting team. [1] [1] http://www.wsj.com/news/author/1282
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by jzebedee 10y ago
I was comparing hash performance for a hobby project when I first discovered Robin Hood hashing. I ended up making a demo implementation of the backwards-shifting variant in C# [1] and found that it wasn't the best performer for the lo
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by jzebedee 10y ago
"Algorithms using lots of user data are setting up companies using this data like Facebook, Google for a bit of a dust-up with recent EU regulations" just doesn't have the same ring to it.