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by kartD 9y ago
Frankly, I'll be happy when the US gets out of this mandatory tipping culture BS.
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by kartD 9y ago
But they have $7.2B in cash, so they can "afford" it
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by kartD 9y ago
What's also really irritating is the need to update every 2 weeks. I feel like my phone is wasting non-trivial battery and cycles because of shitty software development practices. Why does Facebook (Google, Uber et al are all guilty as
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by kartD 9y ago
Someone who is familiar with the 70s and 80s will have to chime in, but I'm not sure how popular it was with assembly writers then (I don't think it was).
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by kartD 9y ago
South India is coffee country (although you still get both). I'm a Tea fan (addict?) but filter coffee is also something I really like ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_filter_coffee ).
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by kartD 9y ago
It didn't, it's ugly because of backwards compatibility. It was cheap(transistor and engineering-wise) for Intel to add instructions in the 80's to 90's timeframe since it reduced instruction size, so they added a tonne
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by kartD 9y ago
This is a basic summary of why it sucks. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=276471
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Gabe Newell: Reflections of a Video Game Maker [2013](youtube.com)
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by kartD 9y ago
Oh I see, thanks!
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by kartD 9y ago
So what would be an advantage of Apple's system (assuming they improve speech recognition) and how would that contrast with Google's approach?
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Building a Better Web Browser (2015) [video](youtube.com)
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Atlantis: Robust, Extensible Execution Environments for Web Applications (2011)(microsoft.com)
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by kartD 9y ago
Highly dependent on the type of project. Embedded, networking/systems, open source or really ancient codebases (20 years plus) For Embedded - anything, but you might get stuck with the microcontrollers IDE which is just a layer on NetB
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by kartD 9y ago
Actually from my understanding, it's libstdc++'s allocator that is causing the issue, not malloc.
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by kartD 10y ago
I'm also on the look out: I'm thinking about AVADirect (www.avadirect.com), they let you make fully custom ones. Depending on what you're looking for, some options might be maingear, alienware, falcon northwest, xotic, veloci
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Game patches boost performance on Ryzen, showing just what can and can’t be done(arstechnica.com)
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Taser stuns law enforcement world, offers free body cameras to all US police(arstechnica.com)
4 points by kartD 10y ago|5 comments
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No Mercy / No Malice: Last Exit to Brooklyn(l2inc.com)
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by kartD 10y ago
I think it's this one https://www.amazon.com/Breville-Fast-Slow-Pro-Silver/dp/B013...
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by kartD 10y ago
Holy crap that was a bit much. Good for AMD though, they need any break they can get..
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Nvidia Reports Q4 2017 and Fiscal 2017 Results: Record Revenue(anandtech.com)
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by kartD 10y ago
oh haha, that's a good one!
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by kartD 10y ago
I don't get it, could you explain it please?
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Going hands-on and behind the scenes at the Plume Wi-Fi HQ(arstechnica.com)
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by kartD 10y ago
So what's the transition time from an S-1 to being able to buy shares. Does it mean the stock will list tomorrow?
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by kartD 10y ago
What about a Spotify equivalent with everything, but you can only stream x amount of hours/shows/episodes per year? I agree the market is too fractured and everyone subscribes for just a few shows on each service
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by kartD 10y ago
It's been removed from coursera. I completed and it isn't available to me either. This is the stanford link ( http://online.stanford.edu/course/startup-engineering ) but it just points to coursera as well.
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by kartD 10y ago
Tap the time (x mins/hours ago) of the comment you want to favourite. That should take you to a page where you can favourite it
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by kartD 10y ago
Grokking algorithms. Great book, especially for someone like me who doesn't deal too much with this stuff (as an embedded systems engineer). Grokking functional programming and deep learning seem awesome as well, but I haven't fin
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by kartD 10y ago
Are you using it outside of China? Just curious because I'd like to try importing their stuff

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