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by ndh2 10y ago
Good job on including these animated GIFs. I really, really wish every project would to that.
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by ndh2 10y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but why is that essay "wonderful"? The way I read it, it's a manager who fails, and blames it on the incompetence of his inferiors. It's wishful thinking. A manager's fantasy. It pu
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by ndh2 10y ago
They had projections of flight paths and a point in time. It wasn't just one image, it was a live feed. From gravity and/or the pole they may have had an estimate on the pitch angle of the camera. Then you need live flight data. f
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by ndh2 10y ago
The topic is good, but these short sentences and long pauses between the sentences make it really really hard to watch.
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by ndh2 10y ago
Landing page == news feed -> nope
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by ndh2 10y ago
It's not salt water.
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by ndh2 10y ago
Once you get in, you never get out.
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by ndh2 10y ago
What are you talking about? This is C++. Everything can be dangerous.
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by ndh2 10y ago
I don't think there's going to be a book for "winging everything". Just do it!
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by ndh2 10y ago
Any particular reason you would refrain from naming it?
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by ndh2 10y ago
I was wondering why `inline if` would be necessary. Apparently it's already been removed: https://github.com/andrewrk/zig/commit/b78c91951a1db34c615a0...
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by ndh2 10y ago
You already answered the question: Because it's small.
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by ndh2 10y ago
I've always been wondering if there is some secret that I've been missing and that these VIM or Emacs gurus keep to themselves which makes them "more productive". All these abstract claims in blog posts and on forum page
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by ndh2 10y ago
I don't think that's the best way to put it. First you decide what you like. Then you keep doing it. It's pretty unlikely that you'll find one thing that, no matter what happens, will always keep you motivated. The quest
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by ndh2 10y ago
"Being hit on by colleagues" and being asked for sex by your direct superior are two vastly different things. Pretty sure what you're doing is called victim blaming.
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by ndh2 10y ago
Alright, so they're getting leather gloves and are named after musketeers. How about equipping them with rapiers? Disable the drone blades with blades!
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by ndh2 10y ago
https://github.com/dear-apple/dear-apple
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by ndh2 10y ago
The 'Homepage' link to https://mtklabs.github.io/ergonomica 404s.
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by ndh2 10y ago
> I'd consider standing up to that What does that even mean? They'll detain you or deny entry. Then what?
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by ndh2 10y ago
Step 1: Don't travel to the U.S.
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by ndh2 10y ago
While certainly impressive, keep in mind that it's only one video showing one of possibly thousands of trials with possibly thousands of difficult corner-case situations where the car got stuck or acted improperly. One video doesn&#x27
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by ndh2 10y ago
> Misconception 1: Driver assistance systems will evolve gradually into fully autonomous cars > [...] People often argue that such assistance systems need to be supervised by the driver. This makes sense for assistance systems that
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by ndh2 10y ago
Thought so too at first using mouse wheel. But you can also zoom using right-drag, which is plenty fast for me.
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by ndh2 10y ago
Except that extern template is unfortunately completely useless for any STL or Boost classes, which produce 99% of all the code bloat: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/by56e477.aspx > Note: The extern
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by ndh2 10y ago
No, they're not cache friendly. The problem is row-based vs column-based. Array of structs vs Structure of arrays. With arrays of structs/objects you get row-based access patterns. Especially for cases where you only want to acces
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by ndh2 10y ago
> C++ is what you get when, at every turn in the language design road, you choose to take the path that leads to higher performance. You have plenty of performance with C, and C++ is what you get when you enforce C compatibility at all
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by ndh2 10y ago
That's not a counterpoint, that is exactly the point. Maybe it becomes clearer if you read the speech. Math is hard, but it's being made much, much harder than it has to be.
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by ndh2 10y ago
I find the headline and the article in the OP to be a bit misleading. This is not about the general public, or the relationship of individuals to mathematics. It's not a "hey, you should do more maths!" type of motivational s
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by ndh2 10y ago
What is it? Is there a direct link to a page that explains what they're trying to do, and how?
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by ndh2 10y ago
There's the article that this book is based on The Checklist http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2007/12/10/the-checklist

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