lallysingh

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by lallysingh 2y ago
Samsung with a 3rd party launcher works pretty well
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by lallysingh 2y ago
Expected by whom? Other researchers in this space? That's the audience for this work.
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by lallysingh 2y ago
It might be time to pick up some books and reading up on this stuff. What's nice is that you can directly ask ChatGPT/etc questions about all this tech, and the math behind it! It's never been an easier time to learn new th
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by lallysingh 2y ago
Gcloud is a running business, and AI is a billable service in it. There's a strong incentive to branch out from 1 line of business, especially as AIe can replace regular Google search and the web browsing that shows Google ads. Sear
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by lallysingh 2y ago
Who's "you" here? The person at home, an employee at a recycling center, or garbage dump?
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by lallysingh 2y ago
I don't understand what you're talking about. Do you have a reference? All I can find are UI experiments, AFAICT "what impact to telemetry does this UI change make?" Where telemetry is what I linked above.
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by lallysingh 2y ago
What kind of reports can they generate from the data they collect: https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/toolkit/compone... ?
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by lallysingh 2y ago
The macros! Wtf were they doing with the macros! They didn't want to have a normal assembler that kept people writing maintainable assembly code. They just had macro stacked on macros (my memory here is literally 30 years old, I had
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by lallysingh 2y ago
Maybe it's time for frame.work to start making printers. Probably a fantastic bump to their brand if they're the only non-crap printer vendor.
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by lallysingh 2y ago
MASM was always horrible. nasm has been lovely, but I haven't used in 10+ years. https://github.com/netwide-assembler/nasm
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by lallysingh 2y ago
I'll look for somewhere else. Web browsers aren't as special as they used to be, there's a lot more choice now. Funny thing was, I was paying for Firefox through some of their services (VPN) that I had no intent to use.
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by lallysingh 2y ago
I think Russia lost a lot of clout all by itself.
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by lallysingh 2y ago
If that someone believed themselves an ally before, then the other countries thinking themselves allies now are doubting their positions.
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by lallysingh 2y ago
RustRover and PyCharm keep my jetbrains subscription going. The AI assistant on pandas APIs is a godsend.
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by lallysingh 2y ago
I'm disappointed to see the responses here. Reflection in C++ has been a wiggly sack of cats for decades. Of course it has to be all conpile-time. If you want to reify it, this is the way you get to choose the runtime version you li
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by lallysingh 2y ago
They have a desktop version of WhatsApp.
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by lallysingh 2y ago
Working on your specialty or becoming more useful as an engineer is a choice you have to make. You were promoted and assigned somewhere to help. If you can help, then this will make you look great. If you can't, your attitude will ma
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by lallysingh 2y ago
"Frankly, we feel this is a flagrant breach of goodwill and trust for Microsoft’s customers" Clearly they haven't been Microsoft customers very long, if there's still goodwill and trust.
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by lallysingh 2y ago
Ref: both apps and Apple Maps.
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by lallysingh 2y ago
Definitely was 8 regs: https://intranetssn.github.io/www.ssn.net/twiki/pub/CseIntra... also where you'd see 'long double'
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by lallysingh 2y ago
AFAIK, the FPU was a stack calculator. So you pushed things on and ran calculations on the stack. https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/X86_Assembly/Floating_Point
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by lallysingh 2y ago
That's how they treated Carbon, until they didn't.
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by lallysingh 2y ago
With PDF? Afaik it's a subset of PS so their main work would be in reducing the amount of PS features.
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by lallysingh 2y ago
Yeah dude until I saw that it needs an external apparatus, I was quite interested.
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by lallysingh 2y ago
5*12=60, so assume $6k/yr.
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by lallysingh 2y ago
The software needs a way to reject bad plans without falling over.
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by lallysingh 2y ago
I donno which humans you read, but most people I know defecate their thoughts onto a page. Actually good writing takes a lot of effort most people don't do. AI's got a decent baseline.
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by lallysingh 2y ago
A 737-MAX10 costs more, and it's almost all empty space.
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by lallysingh 2y ago
"true software firm" this outlook is 20 years out of date. Software is everywhere, and a major part of strategic advantage for companies in almost every industry. NYT annual revenue is $2.47B ( https://stockanalysis.com
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by lallysingh 2y ago
Plenty of companies have more engineers for fewer products. Take any game studio, or the Photoshop team. What's your point? Do you have any comparable basis for comparison? The Guardian isn't one.

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