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by kartD 10y ago
True, journalism has been democratized, do you have any recommendations? I seem to have difficulty finding them
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by kartD 10y ago
All her talk of integrity, and yet HuffPo writes articles on Uber while she sits on their board. Where are the amazing journalists of our day? Where is the modern day Murrow or Cronkite? On another note does anyone know any good Indian jour
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Copperhead OS: The startup that wants to solve Android’s woeful security(arstechnica.com)
4 points by kartD 10y ago|0 comments
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by kartD 10y ago
Well, depending on when and if the bubble bursts, we'll figure out who was swimming naked figuratively.... IMHO I agree with you, but if the market will bear it can you blame them? Cheap capital is always appreciated.
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by kartD 10y ago
If anyone would like to see some Rust deployment, take a look at this page. https://www.rust-lang.org/en-US/friends.html
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by kartD 10y ago
Incorrect on the return front. $45M buys a percentage of the company. According to this post ( https://www.quora.com/At-what-valuation-did-Quip-raise-their... ), Quip's last valuation was ~$376M, so a return of 2X.
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by kartD 10y ago
Cool stuff, you're work sounds really cool.
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Apple begins wrapping up Swift 3 and lays out plans for Swift 4(arstechnica.com)
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by kartD 10y ago
These look good, thanks!
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Ask HN: Cargo like software for Python and C
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by kartD 10y ago
Sounds awesome! What kind of equipment is this done for (if you're comfortable answering) ?
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by kartD 10y ago
Excellent idea in theory. Translating a formally verified system to actual application code is possibly the next frontier of system critical programming. A verified system along with a memory safe concurrent language should be able to avoid
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by kartD 10y ago
Repost, because I think it deserves a discussion
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Kueri: A Natural Language Interface for Databases(kueri.me)
5 points by kartD 10y ago|1 comments
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by kartD 10y ago
Quick article summary "For the second quarter, Amazon recorded an $857 million profit, or $1.78 a share, compared with $92 million, or 19 cents, a year earlier, as sales rose to $30.4 billion from $23.19 billion. Analysts were expectin
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Google Profits Surge on Strong Ad Demand(wsj.com)
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Amazon Posts Another Blockbuster Profit(wsj.com)
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Formula E gets ready for season three with a striking new look(arstechnica.com)
2 points by kartD 10y ago|0 comments
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Kueri: A Natural Language Interface for Databases(kueri.me)
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Facebook Posts Strong Profit and Revenue Growth(wsj.com)
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by kartD 10y ago
Any opinions you'd like to share about using Metal? I can't seem to find much online about developer's experience with Metal, which seems bad...
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by kartD 10y ago
I think the main advantage is the GPU doesn't have to go through the CPU to get data. i.e. the transaction goes from this: GPU -> CPU -> HDD -> GPU to this: GPU -> HDD -> GPU
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by kartD 10y ago
CUDA mainly. It's fast (faster than OpenCL) and NVIDIA is really good with their software. CuDNN for deep neural networks is almost an industry standard. Nvidia understands software and markets better, while AMD sits on their butts for
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by kartD 10y ago
I think it's great in the sense that you can easily make apps, games etc. which is good for getting kids interested quickly. Once their hooked, we can push them to some of the "better" languages.
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by kartD 10y ago
I was a little angry with my browser so that was meant to be an insult. JS (not node) is usable for embedded coding. An example would be http://www.espruino.com/ . Newer boards that come on Kickstarter typically support JS s
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by kartD 10y ago
The day 60GB of RAM is the norm. Just wait till embedded development shifts to node.
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Lies, Damned Lies and “Eventual Consistency”(voltdb.com)
10 points by kartD 10y ago|1 comments
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Vim 8 changelog(raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Google Races to Catch Up in Cloud Computing(nytimes.com)
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by kartD 10y ago
On a slightly related note, has anyone tried Thync ( http://www.thync.com/ ). It uses tDCS. Wanted to know anyone's experience with the device?

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