muthdra

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by muthdra 9y ago
enlarged memory arrays from 536870912 to 1073741824, took 28094 ms
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by muthdra 9y ago
Dude, your job looks awesome. I have been thinking a lot about the ramifications of chemestry computation since last year. This comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16027737 about how to get around NP-hardness made
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by muthdra 9y ago
Oh no, I don't have anything against the website. It worked 100% of the times I tried in less than one second and it responds well to every lighthouse audit for performance except render-blocking tags. Also the books look amazing. But
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by muthdra 9y ago
You don't know what you're talking about. Chris spotted the developer's unfamiliarity with the web and he was right. 200ms: http handshake done. let's download this HTML page 207ms: ok the page is downloaded. let&#
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by muthdra 9y ago
NPM is a well-maintained tool. Version 5 got major updates in speed and usability. They where aware of the Node release cycle and implemented the new version in advance so it would be rolled out alongside Node. NPM now does way faster cachi
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by muthdra 9y ago
Firebase creates lexicographically ordered random-looking UUIDs so you can always check relative entry order: https://firebase.googleblog.com/2015/02/the-2120-ways-to-ens...
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by muthdra 9y ago
He clearly couldn't handle the slides presentation in a SpaceX video I watched sometime ago. The irony made me chuckle.
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by muthdra 9y ago
I showed this to my teacher once. He looked at the equation and cracked it in a second. He even said the guy who made the formula probably used simple logic tricks to create it. See, if you take that giant number for n and convert it to b
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by muthdra 9y ago
I didn't.
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by muthdra 9y ago
I've been using this for years. USB OTG and a keyboard really help.
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by muthdra 9y ago
...for some value of "2017".
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by muthdra 9y ago
It should be called "Woz up?"
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by muthdra 9y ago
I'm just a dumb bug, but it's possible that this dude is betting on keeping it simple by avoiding alien syntax and additional transpilation steps. In browsers, this usually makes errors more relatable to the canon, readable source
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by muthdra 9y ago
I like your thing. It makes visualization easy for people making videos about programming. Rationalizing code can be very social. Livestreaming your programming is a thing, right? Jonathan Blow does it all the time: https://www.t
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by muthdra 9y ago
I don't know how to drive. From my perspective, all cars are self-driving.
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by muthdra 9y ago
So they did have self driving cars in the 60's. I knew it!
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by muthdra 10y ago
Thanks for sharing this point of view, man.
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by muthdra 10y ago
That looks like a branch of Deboísmo.
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by muthdra 10y ago
BREAKING: Television manufacturers receive threats from printing companies.
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by muthdra 10y ago
I think Firebase is a pretty cool guy. Eh helps you develop high-quality apps, grow your user base, earn more money and doesn’t afraid of anything.
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by muthdra 10y ago
dat line-height demo tho I remember having a lot of trouble with this when reading medium.com posts on mobile
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by muthdra 10y ago
"No one is that incompetent." Yeah I don't think so. Beautiful article, otherwise.
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by muthdra 10y ago
But it does try it's very best on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_while_John_had_had_had_h...
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by muthdra 11y ago
Termux is powerful. I installed nodejs, ran qici engine out of the box and played with it for a while just to see how far I could get. It worked but the touchscreen is unbearable. It was fun to see it working, though. I also did a little bi
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by muthdra 11y ago
That is a bad website.
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by muthdra 11y ago
I'm translating it to portuguese (github.com/muthdra/hosts-ptbr). I love it!
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by muthdra 12y ago
http://i.imgur.com/qfeS0MD.png I can't read anything.