mkchoi212

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by mkchoi212 6y ago
"Hit Play button. You'll figure it out ;)" Peak user instructions. Overall, great job :)
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
"the more performance sensitive Python code you can replace the better you will do. This is Python performance tactic with a long history"
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
I feel like the London subway carriages are a lot smaller than subway carriages from other parts of the world; e.g South Korea. In addition, I’m not sure how good the air circulation is in the tube as it doesn’t have the best reputation for
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
Ah what awesome new features/changes! Can’t wait to try these out :)
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
I can't understand how people use languages without static analysis. The only edge case I can think is using any scripting language to write a script that is less than 1k lines. Are there any pros for languages that don't have sta
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
This is something I'm super excited about. People should note that people started trying this out long time ago with batteries from used laptops. I believe couple people were even able to create DIY household energy storage solutions w
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
Ah gotcha. I guess I just haven’t come across a situation that calls for hand written ASM yet :p
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
Yeah true. But doesn’t Rust provide an equivalent to C’s intrinsic functions like popcount?
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
After having looked at it for a minute, it looks like a very simplified version of Swift. Looks great! Might try out the language on my Raspberry Pi and see how fast the thing is :p
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
This looks a lot better than GCC’s asm. However, I can’t think of a good reason why one should use asm in their code instead of letting the compiler write the far superior asm for you.
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
Am I the only one that read this as “in advanced talks to buy ZOOM”? I almost freaked out when I thought I read that..
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
I don't understand what the negatives of typing `gs` over `git status` is.. Unless I have a bin named `gs`.. but as long as I know that, what are the disadvantages?
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
my version of `gits` is `gs` :)
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
Every time I see concurrency and python together, I’m immediately turned off by it. First of all, it probably won’t be a true “concurrency” due to GIL and by the point you are looking for “advanced” libraries that allow you to do whatever
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
Genius. I'm sure Bryan Kernighan would approve :)
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
I understand the purpose of notarization but I feel like they could've come up with a much better solution to this. A network call __everytime__ someone runs an executable is not acceptable. But for the cases where the user is offline,
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
I so agree with the author. Less effort it takes to retrieve documents, the less it will mean to you, which means that you’ll less likely consume it.
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
My eye balls hurt after looking at the final version of hell world. But a job very well done I must say. Could go even more insane with inline assembly but I’ll wait for part two for that :)
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
From a mobile developer's perspective, I feel like a lot of these problems can be solved by using "Sign in with [Blah]" buttons. It requires a 1-2 taps for the user the sign in and almost always requires no email verification
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
So cool and very well written! Makes me want to buy a vintage computer and try it out. Maybe I'll try to get the BBC micro :O
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
Why not use enums and or bit wise operation to represent filters? Templates, categories and custom operators seem a bit too much to do simple bit logic.
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
Getting a network error. Seems like back end can’t cope with the influx of traffic from HN :o
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
Very promising results! But I would love to see what happens when this is approved for human subject testing. Let’s see if the magic number of injections needed - 4 - is still the case.
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
I wish articles like these define what "superior" means. Context in quote below.. > When benchmarked against classical low-power detectors in the same conditions, we see that at very low-signal photon numbers, quantum-enhanced
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
Wow really cool! I'm wondering how much work it is to define the specific anchor/interest points on the SVG for the correct mapping to occur. But I guess since "modern" illustrations are quite minimal, said work probably
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
Awesome! Seems like it's very capable even from launch.
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
ahh shucks :( But this means it will support Swift so yay??
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
What languages does this support? It would be super cool if this supports `xcodebuild` :O
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
Another reason why you shouldn’t make custom parsers, even if you are a multi-billion dollar company like Apple. Trust in the power of open source!
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by mkchoi212 6y ago
In 5-10 years, I feel like every soldier will be a carrying around a lithium ion battery pack to power their HUDs, ARs, and their communication devices. Let’s hope those puncture proof lithium ion batteries increase their reliability.

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