latency-guy2

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by latency-guy2 4y ago
I had a much longer comment detailing my problems with this article, but it got quite unwiedly by the end being confused about various statements and representations of data. I won't touch upon those things as it seems others have alre
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
Dr. Daniel Lemire's blog: https://lemire.me/blog , covers lots of technical items on optimizations in various programming languages, Lemire's work is currently in use across a number of projects and he consistently
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
I was in the process of making a longer comment, but I think I will leave it at this one: Non-Violence or 'Ahmisa' being a core tenant of Buddhism (and many other religions), is the one I would pick as a more apt comparison. I don
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
Why? The business was weeks away from shutting down in 2015 under original ownership, Twitter looked to be saved from 2018 - 2019, but not really, seeing as 2018-2019 were the only 2 profitable years for Twitter ever Twitter was leaking mon
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
Nah, it's an insult meant to lower the assumed position/opinion of whoever it was aimed at. Maybe in the past it meant what you describe it as, but I haven't seen that in any recent use. It's more or less a term one woul
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/... Ads may have gone down for a number of factors, may also include the fact that Twitter is not really in a place that is good for advertising due to e
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
My game is looking at the eyes, seems like the model has a tendency to make faces that have pretty much mirrored eye shapes and sockets, pupils being clear of imperfections or just plain circles or even both pupils being identical to each o
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
I firmly believe (as in assuming, no proof) that it was both a cost saving measure and what you describe as increasing revenue - think about it in terms of statistics, if you give the user the most relevant videos as the top 5 suggestions,
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
Eh, I don't think integer overflow is a recall-only type question This type of issue is pretty common to encounter and I make at least a few fixes a year specifically addressing integer overflow across many companies
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
Being fired with cause somewhat removes your eligibility to a severance package and your future stock awards This could be considered cause, or it may not - not a lawyer, just a guy who writes code sometimes interacting with various legal p
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
Well, no. Free Speech is an idea, far more expansive than the law as written in the US constitution, or many other countries and their respective law of the land/documents. Free Speech does mean what you describe it not as. But there i
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
Why not? His son appears to have put forth the effort and sacrificed plenty, far more than 99% of students, and looks like his son has the smarts and grit for it as well. This should be about these people in this world. Why are you making i
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
Is that what made these tech workers slack on their job? I'll be the first to tell my manager and HR about bad employees, especially the ones that drop the ball so frequently. It doesn't seem like I get any concessions for picking
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
Haidt argues that much of the work that researchers do have no relationship to 'anti-racism' that Kendi popularized, or DEI goals in general. It also appears that Haidt is taking SPSP's new direction literally - whereas you a
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
If you can design your system so you rarely if ever use pointers, that would be the single best thing you can do for your C++ codebase I like to enlighten my interns every summer about the reality of pointers, and how much of a noob trap th
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
CUDA was just plain better back in the day, more feature robust, and more features in general. Much simpler to pick up as well, especially at the time with what tools and libraries we were forced to use NVIDIA also partnered up very quickly
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
It does, but I know why you have this interpretation and I think it's fair to have it. MS only created their compiler to support C all the way up to C89 and it's original standard, with some Microsoftisms in it. MS did not update
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
Well, after Netflix dominated the scene between 2007 - 2015 by themselves, the bigger entertainment conglomerates were keen on taking a little piece of the pie they made. After that, the cat was out of the bag, out came competitors and now
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
If we go by this page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_operating_syste... Then it has to be Windows Notepad. Android does not have a default text editor, if it did then I'd agree.
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
Of course you can't, but who is to say that we will not grow indefinitely until 2500? Or even 3000? I don't think we're anywhere near the limits of human productivity, let alone all the ways we can enhance it through innovati
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
So, why did these greedy companies not raise prices to this rate when times were good? Surely there's more money exchanging hands when times are fine and dandy.
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
The sentiment is 'we need to act now to win the next election and to stave off those terrible people over there in red'. > Right-wing populism is not just an expression of economic anxiety. It offers an explanation for whom to
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by latency-guy2 4y ago
But it's one of many, and is one of the simplest ways to join a community as they are literally everywhere. For the time/effort needed to join this community (plural), its pretty much free, maintenance isn't all that much eit