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   by kukx 11y ago

   There's Rhode Island, and there's Japan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7YrN8Q2PDU
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   by kukx 11y ago

   Here's a nice article that summarizes what we know about speed reading (2015) http://www.scotthyoung.com/blog/2015/01/19/speed-reading-red...
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   by kukx 11y ago

   Some things don't happen for only one reason. This is a business so obviously it is profit oriented, but it doesn't rule out that the company wants to actually do something good for the society.
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   by kukx 11y ago

   "So for me, the living, it makes a huge difference (...)" that's the whole point. This is all for you to feel better about someone dying. I don't like it, because it's so selfish; someone dies and you sugar coat it
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   by kukx 11y ago

   If you die you die. What difference does it make if a second ago you enjoyed your life. If anything it makes it even worse. Dying when you enjoy the life the most? I can understand that someone wants to die when he suffers terribly, but not
6. 276.▲
   by kukx 11y ago

   "I like to believe she died doing something she loved doing", like it makes any difference for her.
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   by kukx 11y ago

   They explicitly said that it CAN be used both as a storage and a system memory. Indeed it is slower than DRAM, but the difference is relatively small, DRAM is not even twice as fast, according to the provided data DRAM is only 1.5 times fas
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   by kukx 11y ago

   It's facinating. This technology can replace DRAM and it means that we could switch from GBs of RAM to TBs in one huge step.
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   by kukx 11y ago

   Here's an interesting talk from a psychopath https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzqn6Z_Iss0 He made previously an other confession, which was less funny and much darker. Unfortunately it's gone now. I guess, he had a
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    by kukx 11y ago

    It's not completely something new https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBWkibie_5I
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    by kukx 11y ago

    If someone doesn't know what IEEE 754 is - it's "a technical standard for floating-point computation" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_floating_point
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    by kukx 11y ago

    I wouldn't blame the Firefox team for not fixing it. It's not that they were doing nothing in the meantime. They actually have their hands full with more meaningful changes. When the web stops developing then they will probably ha
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    by kukx 11y ago

    It would be: C#, Javascript/Typescript, C++