kenshiro_o

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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
I'd love to become good at drawing because I believe it can help presenting your ideas in a very visual and straightforward way. Moreover it is an activity that stimulates the creative and imaginative part of the brain. My main issue,
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
I see. This indeed adds a lot more complexity to the GC as it will have to check every integer or type that "looks" like a reference. Does this also mean that GC times will likely be longer in Go 1.3? There is not much detailed in
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
Forgive my ignorance but what does 100% Precise GC means?
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Why Generation Y Yuppies Are Unhappy(waitbutwhy.com)
2 points by kenshiro_o 13y ago|0 comments
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October 2015: The End of the Swipe-and-Sign Credit Card(blogs.wsj.com)
1 points by kenshiro_o 13y ago|0 comments
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
I think aside the physical dependence one may have from prolonged smoking, quite a few people see it as a cultural thing that's part of their lifestyle. Maybe if we could better predict mortality rates due to smoking, and convey this i
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CVS Caremark pharmacies to halt tobacco sales(bbc.co.uk)
23 points by kenshiro_o 13y ago|69 comments
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
Well look what happened to OMGPop when Zynga bought them ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OMGPop ). Not convinced at all.
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Monster’s Keys To CES Success Are Celebrities, Style, And Hype(techcrunch.com)
2 points by kenshiro_o 13y ago|0 comments
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
I don't think they can read well... I am sure a lot of them would score below average in national reading tests.
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
Looks like this involved quite a bit of work on Rapgenius' part but I am glad they cleaned up their mess and apologized to Google. Moreover, this article feels pretty neutral/humble and techy, a far cry from the haughty attitude t
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
Just downloaded a theme by using a throwaway email address and have already customized it. Looks really slick! I have also just discovered fontawesome, which just shows that I really need to improve my front-end programming skills...
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
I doubt so. Programmers are more likely to adopt relatively new programming languages which are easier to learn and provide and produce software that is relatively fast, while not being as optimized as a C/C++ program. Java probably st
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
So they just wait for the company to magically get healthy? And does Mills get to start another company with VC Money? Seems like he could very well trick more investors in the future and if I read an article on TechCrunch about him foundin
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
Why is this not taught in school? It is important that descendants of any people be able to look back at actions from their predecessors in order to acquire "historical experience" and not repeat the mistakes of their ancestors. H
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
That is just insane. I still don't understand why some Japanese leaders can't seem to accept all the atrocities of the Japanese army during that period, and just, you know, move on! Germany and its leaders have been able to do so
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
Maybe now but they have innovated in the past, and Nintendo still does to a certain degree. It's not like their society became more conformist all of a sudden. In fact it was probably even more so a couple of years/decades earlier
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
Still Japan is the country where companies such as Sony and Nintendo originate from and the people over there certainly can be creative/disruptive. One such company that can truly change the world as opposed to creating another chat a
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
GC is probably the biggest performance killer of most if not all managed languages (i.e. where you can't explicitly free memory). And Java probably has the best GC algos out there.
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
Back in the days where I used to work in low latency FX trading, we identified this "feature" as we noticed the memory footprint of our process just kept growing and growing but couldn't quite pin down the root cause. A bit o
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
I use spring in large scale Java projects but I rarely take advantage of the @Autowired feature because I find it very confusing as I define my pojos in XML configuration files. if I have autowired fields all over the place I have to look a
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Ask HN: Meet-up start up guys in Paris?
1 points by kenshiro_o 13y ago|0 comments
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
very sad story. I still can't believe the prosecuter only served 5 days in jail and paid a minor fine. These injustices are crushing my heart. I do really want to believe in fairness and Justice but after reading such a piece I cannot
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
Great site. I am sending the link to my younger sister who sometimes finds some math concepts too abstracts.
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
I get a 503 when trying to access the page :/
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
Good idea. But the site needs some polish. Moreover, you should add a thumbnail of the book in question.
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
That's awesome work! Strangely I cannot believe that a place like Piccadilly Circus is ever empty. It feels so unreal. He must have: a) waited a lot to see the streets clear b) been quite lucky the streets eventually cleared.
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South Korea’s education system: The great decompression(economist.com)
7 points by kenshiro_o 13y ago|1 comments
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With Hailo, you can get out of any NYC cab without taking out your wallet(avc.com)
3 points by kenshiro_o 13y ago|0 comments
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by kenshiro_o 13y ago
F1 is certainly improving but F-E seems very promising nonetheless. If we can get more constructors to actively develop their electric engines through F-E then we could see some real benefits throughout the automotive industry. Assuming F-E

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