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These days the cool kids love to call reverse proxies "load balancers" (when you have n>1 backends).
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Imagine being able to do network booting from AirDrop
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Most TTS and speech synthesis can be easy to install if you get rid of the GPU requirement. Both AMD and Nvidia have horrible workflows for installing their drivers and neural network/linear algebra kernels. Real time speech recognitio
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There is nothing wrong with the product vision. Remove the part about the handcrank and monochrome screen, and you are basically describing a modern day Macbook. Unfortunately they did not have the budget of Apple to deliver such a device.
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People who study earthquakes also get paid peanuts.
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Is that a HEAT round?
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What's the overhead of storing function pointers in a Rust array and calling it by index?
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Try adding debug symbols or make a fatter binary. Nim (and to a lesser extent Zig) has an emphasis on producing tiny binaries. I suspect some of the same optimization outputs matches the signatures of malware (which often is written in heav
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We don't have a perfect model of reality to do science completely virtually using unsupervised ML. Science by definition is not mathematics as it is grounded first and foremost in empiricism. You can use ML to help produce science. E
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Why online in the evening? Do it in real time with an official federal FIX stream.
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Any tutorials on building the last one? (Beyond basic Rails style CRUD) How do you clone SAP in a weekend?
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When will Enzyme and Diffractor hit prod? The default right now for Flux is still Zygote.
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Manual curation was why Berners-lee's Semantic Web failed. Unlike ARIA annotations which is required to serve certain clientele, the semantic web offers no inherent value to the developer. There is an entire field of machine learning d
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What's this about lambdas and GC? Are they reference counted?
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React native has Skia support https://shopify.github.io/react-native-skia/
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The visual demo linked in the top comment gives "No samples to show".
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That's fine, but then the downstream shouldn't complain either when the code breaks, whether intentionally or unintentionally. The contract on paper disclaims all liability after all. There is a social contract and then there is t
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Is it easier and cheaper to manufacture because a circle has no obvious weaknesses? For example most point shapes are weak structurally weak at the corners.
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There shouldn't be any async functions unless it is to emulate interrupts. Do you plan to port it to WebAssembly?
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That's a good thing. The market is very good at empirically validating research. It helps filter out the chaff and ensure research is useful. Better than academia wasting years on concepts like the "semantic web" where nobody
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Using it without Bazel experience is not recommended. It is very rough around the edges, I often had to refer to Bazel docs when using it.
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> Let those monstrosities die already. Please. https://github.com/thought-machine/please
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Also note that the default drag and drop API doesn't support touch enabled devices.
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She is famous because she joined the right startup in the early days. She has never demonstrated that she can repeat her success after driving numerous companies' valuation into the ground post-google. The media loves her because she s
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Marissa Mayer excels at failing upwards.
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Exactly, everyone wants to oppress the juniors and use them as cheap labor. It is no wonder that they do not want the job. Seniority without real increase in productivity or merit is why unions are so unpopular.
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The one in the title post.
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Many conservatives believe that highschoolers should be paid less for the same labor. This is a very common idea especially in the south. There is nobody to fight for that particular group except themselves. Unions just see them as competit
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One of the most difficult programming challenges I have encountered is calculating and displaying automatic drag and drop alignment guidelines/rulers (like those in Figma and PowerPoint that show up when you drag two element close to e
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Imaginary ego boosts is always better than having to pay them more.
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