krupan

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   by krupan 13y ago

   Amazing, but the cubical farm is noisy enough as it is.
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   Git Branches Are Not Branches(bryan-murdock.blogspot.com)

   2 points by krupan 13y ago|1 comments
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   by krupan 13y ago

   Does anyone know how, say, coinbase answered those questions when they opened their bank account? (half joking here)
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   by krupan 14y ago

   Someone could build the banking system for those who would like the warm fuzzies it gives them, and others could still choose not to use it, keeping their bitcoins in their own wallet in their own house. Again, just like cash. The cool th
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   by krupan 14y ago

   I think where LaTeX still wins over GUI tools such as Word is once you figure out how to make it do what you want, the method you used is now documented right in the LaTeX source. With a GUI tool, it's hard to go back and remember exactly
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   Fusion-io's hardware spec and cad models(opencompute.org)

   1 points by krupan 14y ago|0 comments
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   Remember Memjet? Here's an actual page-wide inkjet product.(hp.com)

   1 points by krupan 14y ago|0 comments
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   by krupan 14y ago

   San Jose, CA; Salt Lake City, UT; Boulder, CO Fusion-io Everything from embedded software, device drivers, SDK development, hardware or software project management, QA, field support, manufacturing engineering, digital logic (ASIC/FPGA) des
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   by krupan 14y ago

   I found the video where he surprised everyone with it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aPSbXnQGSM&feature=relmf...
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    by krupan 14y ago

    icarus is slow and has no intention of supporting SystemVerilog, last time I checked. Other interesting projects: http://pyhvl.sourceforge.net/ http://www.myhdl.org/doku.php/start I couldn't get pyhvl to work, reported a bug, and got n
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    by krupan 14y ago

    "We have horrible languages, horrible libraries, horrible tools - a huge, shaky mess of infrastructure built on technologies stretched far beyond what they were originally built for - and it's so deeply entrenched that few of my colleagues
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    How Fusion-io "self heals" nand flash failures(fusionio.com)

    2 points by krupan 14y ago|0 comments
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    by krupan 14y ago

    any numbers on cost per mile just to get from point a to point b as compared to a gas-powered car?
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    by krupan 14y ago

    Add to CERN and JPL every ASIC (chip) design shop in the world. My team is all on Ubuntu 10.04 and I dread the upgrade to the next LTS because Unity and Gnome 3 are not engineering workstation desktops.
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    by krupan 14y ago

    I thought he was going to say, "sell your house, now!"
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    Jens Axboe, Chris Mason help Fusion-io invent Software Defined Storage(slashdot.org)

    1 points by krupan 14y ago|0 comments
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    by krupan 14y ago

    Does it do focus-follows-mouse (AKA, sloppy focus) right? EDIT: I'm speaking from my experience with Unity, where you could enable sloppy focus with the gconf-editor, but it caused various kinds of wigging out and wonkiness with Unity (prob
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    How Intuit Manages 10 Million Lines of Code(drdobbs.com)

    3 points by krupan 14y ago|0 comments
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    by krupan 14y ago

    Please direct all your sighs of discontent at Microsoft, not the FSF.
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    by krupan 14y ago

    I'm reading these comments and I'm seeing these things: * Khan makes mistakes and just leaves them in. * Khan doesn't tell you how you could use these things in real life * He's just using a procedural rule-based approach. Um, did none of y
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    by krupan 14y ago

    So you think the Navy (and their contractors) will be maintaining their own fork of linux and continually port changes over from mainline linux into their fork? I doubt they are that ambitious/stupid. It'll be much much easier for them to
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    by krupan 14y ago

    I too really like the idea of aerofs. It was pretty buggy when I first tried it (years ago, at least it feels that way). In the meantime I found spideroak, which can sync whatever directories you tell it to sync, there's no special "spide
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    Time To Apply The First Law Of Robotics To Our Smartphones(forbes.com)

    3 points by krupan 14y ago|0 comments
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    by krupan 14y ago

    You mean like holding down ctrl in emacs?
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    Quit fretting. U.S. is fine in science education(usatoday.com)

    2 points by krupan 14y ago|0 comments
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    by krupan 14y ago

    I'd love to see a website designed entirely by statistical machine learning :-)
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    Virtualenv for More than Just Python?(bryan-murdock.blogspot.com)

    3 points by krupan 14y ago|0 comments
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    by krupan 14y ago

    Heh, I used to think web development was hard because you had to learn sql, python, html, css, and javascript. Apparently you really have to learn those, plus, flask, backbone, coffescript, require.js, jquery, bootstrap, handlebars.js, styl
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    by krupan 14y ago

    The ketchup demo is amazing, but the other applications they mention (windshields, inside pipes) would be huge (and you wouldn't have to worry about what you might be eating...).
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    by krupan 14y ago

    The flask example is the really pertinent one to me. Those were all the views that you need when working on a web app and it would be awesome to have them all come up automatically like that. It's possible to make emacs show you all those