karmakaze

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1. 3061.▲
   by karmakaze 4y ago

   I'd like to see the distributions. Is it a general shift, more pronounced around the pass/fail mark, or at the top?
2. 3062.▲
   by karmakaze 4y ago

   What I'd like is to use mobile phone hardware that I'm already carrying to run an OS capable of running 'normal' programs, not just Apps from a store. That should be shown on lightweight AR glasses with adjustable tintin
3. 3063.▲
   by karmakaze 4y ago

   There's only 12 per octave, way fewer than doing FFT for all frequencies in Hz steps.
4. 3064.▲
   by karmakaze 4y ago

   Computations can be reduced if you only care about frequencies near 6 particular ones (and maybe some harmonics).
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   by karmakaze 4y ago

   Even simpler, if you enter that URL a number of times, the browser autocomplete will take you there after only typing the first 'g' of github.com.
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   by karmakaze 4y ago

   When I started with git coming from CVS then Subversion, it was hard. As soon as I developed a mental model that pretty closely matched git's everything pretty much clicked. Can't say I've ever got dead-end stuck, though I&#x
7. 3067.▲
   by karmakaze 4y ago

   TL;DR -- A video about bufferbloat and enabling queue management on your router if it has such an option or to install OpenWrt.
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   by karmakaze 4y ago

   I use a 42.5" LG 43UD79 4k monitor as a computer screen. It's fine for work/text and non-AAA gaming. For photorealism/movies the blacks or vividness of colours is not as dramatic as TVs so I don't use it much for th
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   by karmakaze 4y ago

   I would group them as there's much overlap within a paradigm: 0. assembly and machine languages 1. procedural static typed (C/C++, Java, Go, Kotlin, Obj-C, Swift, Zig, etc) 2. procedural scripting (Python, Ruby, PHP, etc) 3. funct
10. 3070.▲
    by karmakaze 4y ago

    As I recall the Magic Leap 1 was darker than typical AR to be more immersive like VR.
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    by karmakaze 4y ago

    I've never heard of Baby shark, and watching the video can't recall ever hearing the tune. You may be living in a bubble, or we all are.
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    by karmakaze 4y ago

    That's probably in cases where the disk controller can't guarantee that accepted writes will make it to the disk in the case of power failure. I worked with bare metal servers that had redundant power supplies including to the cac
13. 3073.▲
    by karmakaze 4y ago

    False dichotomy--do both.
14. 3074.▲
    by karmakaze 4y ago

    Following the path of blades on razors--the joke became reality.
15. 3075.▲
    by karmakaze 4y ago

    What do you say in the UK for not planning for the future, near-sighted?
16. 3076.▲
    by karmakaze 4y ago

    I think they mean near-sightness. Short-sightness would be not planning for the future. > Soaring rates of short-sightedness in children are alarming parents and doctors around the world.
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    by karmakaze 4y ago

    > every day of the startup has been a living nightmare as I wonder if I am going to waste a decade of my life on something I barely want to work on Is the misery based on expected outcome or day to day activity? E.g. is it the constant f
18. 3078.▲
    by karmakaze 4y ago

    I don't use Rust (yet) but was still curious how this looks-n-feels. I get a distinct React JSX vibe from it. I get that this is a very flexible way of building but at the same time I prefer having the component templates 'at the
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    by karmakaze 4y ago

    This reminded me of the "Almighty Johnsons"[0] and apparently the "Ragnarok" series on Netflix is like a Norwegian version[1]. I also thought Norsemen[2] about vikings was hilarious. [0] https://en.wikipedia.o
20. 3080.▲
    by karmakaze 4y ago

    Yes, at the same time I don't know if I'd characterize a soft-realtime system as slow. One way to meet deadlines is by being very efficient/fast, while keeping variance low (e.g. no stop the world gc).
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    by karmakaze 4y ago

    Nicely done. I made one[0] for myself that splits by day, and otherwise orders by score within day, but grouped into categories and keywords (or site). Clicking the title shows yesterday's or older stories. It started out being a singl
22. 3082.▲
    by karmakaze 4y ago

    That depends on whether we're talking about hard-realtime or soft-realtime. [0] https://www.google.com/search?q=hard-realtime+soft-realtime > A hard-real time system is a system in which a failure to meet even a sin
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    by karmakaze 4y ago

    TDD applied twice is Red, Green, Refactor, Red, Green, Refactor. The only difference here is where the start/stop boundary is: Refactor, Red, Green, Refactor, Red, Green. Combining the two: (optional Refactor), Red, Green, Refactor eac
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    by karmakaze 4y ago

    > Software engineers have an average IQ of 110 with those in the 90th percentile scoring just shy of 130. Software engineers at the lower end of the average have an average IQ of 93. There is a misconception that all programmers have exc
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    by karmakaze 4y ago

    New markets reveal past inefficiencies. Why would I make a major investment for something I use hours per week when I can hail a vehicle that will soon be autonomously navigated. All I need as a passenger is Bluetooth or WiDi. In the meanti
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    by karmakaze 4y ago

    There's already clues there as to what sort of angle this might be approached from. The speakers book "Jerks at Work: Toxic Coworkers and What to Do About Them, by Tessa West, 2022." as well as their work and other cited rese
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    by karmakaze 4y ago

    > First, there was no clearly outlined vision for what Optimus would do, nor much justification for why Tesla is building the robot the in this specific way. There was no decisive justification for why to use a humanoid robot (rather tha
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    by karmakaze 4y ago

    I ran OS/2 1.x (in particular 1.3 was nice) on a 386 clone PC. Later I ran OS/2 2.x on a PS/2 Model 77 and later Windows NT 3.51 > That is why MS had the money to headhunt the MICA team from DEC, headed by Dave Cutler, and
29. 3089.▲
    by karmakaze 4y ago

    The cropped picture has better framing, IMO.
30. 3090.▲
    by karmakaze 4y ago

    I'll trust math more than human language evolution as a solid basis for indexing. Also Julia's (default) 1-based indexing has become a mess.