maaku

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by maaku 11y ago
Too simplistic a model.
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by maaku 11y ago
Technical correctness and precision language is what enables those of us who build the future to progress forward. Incorrect language and imprecise thinking holds back those who do not clear their minds, preventing them from contributing th
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by maaku 11y ago
Going further, "internet" is wrong. There have been, and still are in some cases multiple internets. The Internet may dwarf the others in size, but the distinction is still an important technical point (AP rules be damned).
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by maaku 11y ago
Define South Bay. The South Bay terminus stations (San Jose and tamien) are probably the cheapest COL...
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by maaku 11y ago
Also second market lets employees cash in their options instead so there isn't internal demand for a liquidity event.
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by maaku 11y ago
Welcome to the real world, where armchair legal opinions don't matter. A canary is a way of communicating information about the NSL, which is prevented by the gag order of the NSL. The courts see through the canary for the transparent
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by maaku 11y ago
The NSL could compell you to release an affidavit anyway.
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by maaku 11y ago
Which is arbitrary and meaningless. Have fun with your waste of a mind.
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by maaku 11y ago
That's a very uninteresting and unscientific definition of truth. But even less interesting is arguing over definitions. As a scientific person, I'm only concerned with truth that derives directly from observation. "True but
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by maaku 11y ago
If it's not testable, what's the point? If it is not testable you are literally saying it has no effect on the world. Note that something can be political or sociological and still be testable. You can have a utilitarian moral phi
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by maaku 11y ago
Not sure why that figure is relevant? Apples to oranges here.
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by maaku 11y ago
>But, it seems to me that this is one of those areas where analytic philosophy seems to be breaching an area where actual experiments can be proposed and tested in a physical sense, and it leads me to think, what's the point? I thin
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by maaku 11y ago
But not over oil.
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by maaku 11y ago
williamjennings you are shadow banned.
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by maaku 11y ago
Eh that's only true of Western Christiandom, which was of relatively less importance until the fall of Byzantine. It certainly doesn't describe the various Orthodox sects, which either didn't participate or were sometimes vic
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by maaku 11y ago
VR is interesting for a lot more than just games.
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by maaku 11y ago
UNIX was... Oh wait.
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by maaku 11y ago
Like this? http://hwacha.org/
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by maaku 11y ago
RISC-V based GPUs (think: Xeon Phi / Knights Landing) is the current vogue for research in RISC-V space. A good chunk of the talks at the last RISC-V workshop were on this topic.
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by maaku 11y ago
Solution is simple: move Earth to the vicinity of a black hole.
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by maaku 11y ago
Actually death rates level out fairly quickly, at least until you hit a wall at about 120.
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by maaku 11y ago
Internet of someone else's things.
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by maaku 11y ago
That's a side effect. The intended purpose of those standards are government procurement.
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by maaku 11y ago
Wat.
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by maaku 11y ago
That was the point though, no?
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by maaku 11y ago
Did you read the OP? It is addressed there.
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by maaku 11y ago
And the kitchen staff, bus boys? Most restaurants pool tips because there's a lot more service roles than the waitress.
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by maaku 11y ago
Nice. I might use this for a project I'm working on. I have a question for you: have you considered what a homoiconic datafun might look like?
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by maaku 11y ago
Depends on the language I'm sure. Compiling C++ is definitely not I/O bound. I have a 14-core build system that achieves approx linear scaling speedup over my dual core laptop.
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by maaku 11y ago
make -j

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