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nerpderp83
8y ago
And since that is the configuration everyone gets, they should have had it in possession already.
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8y ago
JavaScriptCore is already running on WASM, https://github.com/mbbill/JSC.js so all you need is a WASM execution context and you get a great ECMAScript engine.
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8y ago
How selfish and arrogant. They should have been using the system and testing the system with end users as often as possible with the goal of shipping a totally functional 1.0 by a fixed date. Look at the totally baked systems with long lif
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8y ago
I think OLPC should have stayed in demo mode for longer, or focused getting an educational environment that could run ontop of existing PCs. They had a good vision, but the execution either fell short. I would no rather see OLPC concepts bu
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9y ago
Early C compilers made that same mistake.
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9y ago
What is someone drives down the road with lane-marking painter? I have witnessed two or three times in my life, it used to just be funny, but now it can be deadly.
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9y ago
The cars will for survival should outweigh the lane marker following algorithm. Maintaining distance and trajectory relative to things with mass is more important than coloring within in the lines.
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9y ago
In 20 months it better be 12 cores and 64gb. I already have a thinkpad with 32gb that I use for ML and minikube.
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9y ago
Electron isnt the problem, slack is.
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9y ago
Technical management failure in how to mitigate late or stalled deps, fallback should have been to add ddr4 modems to existing chips.
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9y ago
Survival is that of the Earth, not people. Nuclear winter could stop uncontrolled thermal runaway, which would have a worse outcome than nuclear war.
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9y ago
Which is ironic, no?
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9y ago
Why wouldn't you just use Fedex, DHL or an intermodal shipper?
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9y ago
A nuclear winter might be arguably better for the long term survival of the human species than an uncontrolled thermal runaway from global warming. Previous ELEs either ejected seeds-of-life into LEO or were Ice Ages, not hot ages. The onc
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9y ago
Sounds like a nice option and a scary default.
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9y ago
> Police believe she may have been homeless. Move along folks, Arizona cops said Uber and the victims story matches, victim isn't gonna sue, case closed.
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9y ago
Please do an AMA? How long did it take to learn those skills? Do you use a tool to understand the code? What is your advice for coming up to speed on a domain you are unfamiliar with?
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9y ago
Take away water and replace it with diet soda. Sounds like a prison, we should charge for this.
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nerpderp83
9y ago
Seeing as almost no comms are direct, they are all intermediated by code, let the receiver decide. I for one would decide to never get contacted. :)
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9y ago
O'Reilly no longer publishes non-DRM books except via 3rd party agreements.
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9y ago
You will absolutely love encrypted USB cables.
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9y ago
If the Scud had been brought down earlier in it's trajectory it would have not been near people regardless of any randomness in it's landing.
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9y ago
Right, and it takes off the monopoly burden from those telcos so they are then free under the same Pai to ratchet up their underhanded techniques. If I were ATT and Verizon, I would fund Starlink.
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9y ago
> Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil ensuring there is profitability in every jar!
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9y ago
Performance is one dimension of many.
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9y ago
Those languages were Wirthian, and were designed for fast compilation.
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9y ago
http://bridgesmathart.org/
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9y ago
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/physics/origami-revolution.html
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nerpderp83
9y ago
Do you have a link to the class? This sounds really interesting.
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nerpderp83
9y ago
Well fuck that.
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