melony

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   by melony 4y ago

   Everytime they did it, it was half baked at best. Scientific libraries need driver support, Microsoft always takes the happy path and ignores all the other hardware permutations. If you are not running Intel/Nvidia in a Win32 environme
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   by melony 4y ago

   Note 32768 Hz is chosen because it is a power of 2 (the 15th power).
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   by melony 4y ago

   He meant assault rifle not machine gun right?
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   by melony 4y ago

   The Tory ministers consist overwhelmingly of PPE grads, I don't think they are truly anti intellectual.
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   by melony 4y ago

   In the Smug Lisp Weenie hymn book, it is written But I think that why only God can make a tree. For God wrote in Lisp code when he filled the leaves with green. The fractal flowers and recursive roots: Also in SICP, trees are all made in
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   by melony 4y ago

   If you don't want open source developers to starve, you damn well put your money where your mouth is. High quality open source software is worth paying for. The times when open source software is a niche cottage industry powered by vol
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   by melony 4y ago

   I would donate a hundred dollar a year recurring for a non-copyleft, open source, production quality simulink with full two-way Verilog/VHDL code generation and import support.
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   by melony 4y ago

   https://github.com/lunatic-solutions/lunatic
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   by melony 4y ago

   Rocket ride is the name of Stripe's API demo app. Might want to change the name, this is bad for your SEO.
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    by melony 4y ago

    I would be more interested in Qatar and other UAE countries than the Saudis. Under MBS they have been slashing citizens' benefits and tightening purse strings. Previously the oil rich Arabic countries were the closest we had to UBI (Un
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    by melony 4y ago

    Very low bar, even pip is using the rich terminal library now (that's how you get all the RGB animations).
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    by melony 4y ago

    There aren't enough good cap'n proto code generators (compared to protobuffs/flatbuffs). It is not viable unless your stack is mainly C++.
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    by melony 4y ago

    Very shallow walkthrough, you need to explain how the lookup table works. C doesn't have hashmaps built in. Without reading the entire source code, for all we know Redis could be using a for loop across 75K entries. You need to explain
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    by melony 4y ago

    Just use one of AWS's medallion contracts and stake a large amount of money on it. At a big enough scale, the bank can do way better KYC and identity verification than you. Plus there are more bank offices around.
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    by melony 4y ago

    Was there supply-demand curve pushing in the 1950s?
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    by melony 4y ago

    The pictures look the like were generated by ML
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    by melony 4y ago

    What happened to their self-driving car and AR goggles?
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    by melony 4y ago

    Can you elaborate? I am unfamiliar with gradient boosted trees.
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    by melony 4y ago

    "My client left Russia for freedom and the American way, and he got Franz Kafka and Goldman Sachs." Hardly the first time for Goldman. There are entire fucking books written about their corporate behavior.
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    by melony 4y ago

    If you train your ensemble long enough, won't it overfit too?
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    by melony 4y ago

    40% is a massive cut. If the heavy weighing of the market doesn't constitute a dichotomy, then nothing does.
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    by melony 4y ago

    There are countless climate tech jobs — as long as you are willing to take a large haircut.
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    by melony 4y ago

    This is Itanium all over again
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    by melony 4y ago

    Since this is Hacker News, let's not beat about the bush. Here's a channel that actually go through derivatives pricing without hiding the math: https://youtube.com/c/QuantPy/videos
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    by melony 4y ago

    How do you get 18.6%?
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    by melony 4y ago

    Why was R2 chosen instead of KV db/Durable Objects?
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    by melony 4y ago

    > If one SSD has a failure rate of 5%, 4 SSDs will have a failure rate of 18.6% That doesn't make sense, the probability that all 4 SSDs will simultaneously fail at any given moment, assuming a uniform distribution, is p(0.05)^
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    by melony 4y ago

    You are in for a fun time when you need to make circular data structures with ARC.
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    by melony 4y ago

    Can you improve the deployment story for wireguard to match the native PostgreSQL experience? Currently deploying EdgeDB requires setting up multiple VPN connections and environmental variables. Ideally it should be one click, zero-config j
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    by melony 4y ago

    Because Rayleigh scattering is hard (and the demand isn't there).