myworkinisgood

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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
Not tyranny of masses. C compilers became more popular because they could actually run in reasonable amount of time.
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
The biggest problem in C++ always comes from the fact that the there's no underlying stable ABI to take care of everything (and there cannot be due to performance reasons), and that build options are so important and affect the ABI. Mo
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
I was initially running the test with redshift enabled and was getting 95% towards blue. After reading this comment, went and disabled the redshift and got a consistent 50% median.
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
Not really. I've read that book and if you read it, you would understand as well. More support here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G._H._Hardy#Pure_mathematics
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
I agree with you. What you say has even more support in the fact that the one of the most notable achievement of GH Hardy is in field of biological statistics (population genetics), and according to him, his discovery of Ramanujan.
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
Well, for better or for worse, it is true that 9 dollar/hour or 1440 dollars/month would be a decent salary in India. Twice the current median. I saw your other comments, so I would add that while it is a decent salary in India. T
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
I don't think Marques is a tech journalist. He is a consumer goods journalist.You wouldn't see videos about architecture of Zen processor and their impact from Marques. Not a criticism, different fields.
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
It's shameful for the quality of work asked for.
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
Maths has also evolved to be complex now, with the proof of four-color theorem being a computer proof. So, the statement is not as true anymore. But there was a short era when proving that your "static" program was correct was imp
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
You could also do the same thing with a high-level language. Your LLM is nothing more than an interactive optimizer.
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
There's no accidental modification. > Not true. There is no need to accept the license if you exercise only your statutory rights, which in many jurisdictions includes the right to run the program and to patch it if necessary (e.g.,
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
If you are using it for work, then it might be better to make everything paid. That would probably also reduce the cost per user, because we would have more users.
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
Really? You want to teach freshman people exterior products?
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
Linear algebra is definitely not elementary. There are layers and layers of linear algebra, and depending on the audience, you have to select which topics to emphasize.
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
How come no severance? Despite of how you're being fired, you should be entitled to severance right?
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
Real life accounts always say otherwise. Death is a limited liability card that people can use to commit anything. People who commit injustices, even today, are often confident enough that they will be in a position to kill themselves befor
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
Lack of death just means that people won't have the courage to take risks against injustices anymore.
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
Nobody is using standard library for high-performant random number implementations.
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
It's not a big deal in terms of competition as long as all players are affected equally. People are just being whiny.
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
All swimmers are affected equally so I don't see a problem.
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
As someone who worked for an compute time provider, I can tell you that the last people who can use the system for free are internal people. Because external people bring in cash revenue while internal people just bring in potential future
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
Side note: This is why I feel Stallman is more of a visionary and would have much more lasting impact than Jobs had (character flaws of both people not withstanding). Jobs stole and kept market dominance to keep the loot for himself. In med
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
> I would say the whole point of RISC-V is to study the mistakes of past ISAs and avoid them. But they are not avoiding them.
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
Yeah, but science PhD is 3 years.
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
Tell that to the advisors
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
I have experience with two different laptops: 1. Dell enterprise laptops generally have a robust EFI system which allows for all kinds of `.efi` files to boot on `vfat` partitions. Dell laptops also have a good firmware setup for stuff like
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
Scientific computing is going to be overhauled with this. We have essentially standardized a way to approximately solve optimization problems. And people are now going to design methods to fit this kind of solution, just like people did wit
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
Sorry to be very selfish. but reading your story gave me a sad flashback. I also had a similar problem writing. And I also learnt typing and LaTeX by the time I was 11. However, teachers refused to accept "computer-generated" home
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
You can also pay the deficit from other taxes. That way, rich people can subsidize transport for poor people. Almost free public transportation helps people lead richer lives, so its also a productivity/quality of life issue.
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by myworkinisgood 2y ago
I think so, yes. Just going by how many people are using the service now and going to nearby towns to visit other people or roam around, the ticket should pay a significant part of itself in taxes soon enough.

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