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mud_dauber
12y ago
Fuck Jack Ma. There. I said it.
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12y ago
Longreads archive.
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12y ago
Take a look at Micron's "HMC" stacked memory architecture. THIS is a move in the right direction. The short-term caveat is its focus on higher-performance niches like servers. It's a long time before you'll see this
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Product Management (Electronics): It's No Country for Old Men
(medium.com)
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mud_dauber
12y ago
Aaaaaand.. Amazon thanks you. (As do I.) :-)
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mud_dauber
12y ago
Agreed. This should be step #1.
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mud_dauber
12y ago
Agreed. Best answer I've seen on HN in ages. (25 years in semis here.)
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mud_dauber
12y ago
Agree. If I were Dell I'd be spending my R&D dollars on preventing laptop fires.
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Best site for coding interview practice?
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12y ago
Austin * Remote OK * Full Time or Contract Stack: Rails (4 yrs, side projects), Python (1+ yr), Angular/Meteor/D3 (learning), Semiconductors (extensive), R (1 yr), Sublime Text, Ubuntu, Git/GitHub Resume: https://d
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13y ago
Same here. To be perfectly honest I'd feel like sucker punching these artists if it were my convos.
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13y ago
Moore's Law hasn't slowed innovation. The cost of fab toolsets and the cost of chip design are the culprits. Many cutting-edge tools (etchers, deposition, others) now come with price tags of >$5M. A new 200mm fab can easily run
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13y ago
Harris Semiconductor attempted to intro the "RTX" microncontroller in the late 1980s. It featured a true Forth-based instruction set. RTX never caught traction due (IMO) to the lack of developer tools; the group was discontinued i
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13y ago
Very nice. +1.
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13y ago
Not to mention that the chemicals could flow downstream into a larger water system. In this case the Ohio River. Multi-state hairball.
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13y ago
I'm also from Charleston and spent two summers painting the very tanks that are the source of this mess. The plant previously belonged to Pennzoil and was ancient when I was there as a HS student in the 70s. The place, IMO, was a leak
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13y ago
A gov't agency, which I'm not sure, ordered the plant operator to cease operations earlier today.
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The 36 Stratagems 三十六計
(warrior-scholar.com)
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A College Kid Couldn't Afford a 3D Printer, So He Built One Himself
(mashable.com)
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What s successful Linux server exploit looks like
(arstechnica.com)
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How hackers made minced meat of Department of Energy networks
(arstechnica.com)
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13y ago
Thanks - much appreciated. I've used Heroku to test a couple of "hello world" apps, but was hoping to use DreamHost's shared server account in order to learn the tricks of deployment for myself.
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13y ago
Apparently using rvm to upgrade requires sudo access. I'd have to upgrade for that. Also, tks for the hosting provider v. ISP clarification.
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Why would an ISP not offer up-to-date Ruby support?
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13y ago
Here's my list: Structure & Interpretation of Computer Programs (Abelman, Sussman - Lisp oriented, classic) Algorithms in a Nutshell (OReilly) Clever Algorithms (Jason Brownlee. Uses Ruby for examples) Data Mining Analysis - Fundam
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13y ago
Awesome work. I've got enough bookmarks from your discoveries to keep me learning for the next year. Props.
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Life's too short to work in a boring company.
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13y ago
Here's a fourth. Just understand that Austin's cheaper than the Bay Area. Just not cheap. (Try finding a decent apartment.)
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Who needs a real-deal, old school product manager?
(dl.dropboxusercontent.com)
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