netmonk

20 ms·

151.
by netmonk 7y ago
I understand what you say, but i think you are wrong. Assembly is closest to what a cpu actually does for REAL, so you are programming. When using Python or whatever any advanced language, you are less programming CPU and more relying an
152.
by netmonk 7y ago
This is exactly what i mean ! :)
153.
by netmonk 7y ago
From my point of view, this isn't programming. This is high level language tricks. It would be much more fun doing it in Assembly language, without any use of any kind of library, expect for input and output. This way student would h
154.
by netmonk 7y ago
or hackaton, crowd sourcing....
155.
by netmonk 7y ago
All thoses peoples talking about TI or Casio as real calculators, while real fun was hp48. TI or Casio were real piece of shit, Reverse polish is the true path. Many of my generation (+40) learnt assembly, language machine and coding with
156.
by netmonk 7y ago
droid48 or any hp vintage calculators available on ebay are doing the same job, first solution for free on android devices second for some bucks
157.
by netmonk 7y ago
There was this study published around 10 years ago, showing that in 1850 the average diameter of field of play of children were around 10km close to the house. In 2007 it was mostly 250m away from the house.
158.
by netmonk 7y ago
Well, just to illustrate, there is a private insurance company from Uk called Amariz, very famous in europe. I asked to a proposal for my familly (2 adults/2 children). And where i was asked around 40k euros/year in healthcare t
159.
by netmonk 7y ago
I didnt talk about pricing issue..But more than often, low healthcare price is related to high income taxes... You cannot get paid 200k$/year as a basic IT guy and have free healthcare. This is my point. What i wanted to illustrate is
160.
by netmonk 7y ago
Can you also relate the median wage in Croatia ? And how much taxes are taken by socialistical system on the salary ? I can understand the surprise of this person to discover that 36$ is not much compared to what she could expect in America
161.
by netmonk 7y ago
Because when the central power which designed the border and defined them as a nation, is going away, old tribal tension and conflict are resurging. Leading to inter-tribe genocide. Therefore, tribalism has nothing to do with nationalism...
162.
by netmonk 7y ago
"people are more closely related to others in their own nation, than to those in foreign nations." Thank you mister Obvious. But the first part of your sentence just serves your desires by an over-simplification and reduction of
163.
by netmonk 7y ago
This is a very common habit of our modern propaganda, to use the position of an expert in very narrow field as an authoritarian position to promote political agenda... Moreover, dead cannot speak, and it's very easier to use them for t
164.
by netmonk 7y ago
Tribalism is based on blood ties between member of a group. This has nothing to do with nationalism which is the most evoluted social structure where blood ties where replaced by common morales, culture and languages. Tribalism is a very lo
165.
by netmonk 7y ago
It's not because law of physics are universals, that the political point of view of Einstein are universal. Moreover, when you look are how many nationnal socialist scientists from Germany were transfered in America after ww2, and how
166.
by netmonk 7y ago
There is a loop in the spanning tree.....
167.
by netmonk 7y ago
He could have done better, sharing his knowledges and experiences on StackOverflow.
168.
by netmonk 7y ago
very nice video very informative.
169.
by netmonk 7y ago
Peoples talking about loss of justice. Do i have to remind that long before Weinstein (but this case it typical), allegated suspects are found guilty and suffer from irrationnal blaming and crowd punishment long before they face a real judg
170.
by netmonk 7y ago
for those interested in this kind of topics, i cannot recommand more than suscribe to the timenuts mailing list : http://leapsecond.com/time-nuts.htm
171.
by netmonk 7y ago
Well, well i was working in a major bank, in HFT dpt. We had team all over the world. Our cisco switch were not able to deal correctly with leap second, so basically we had to switch them off just before the leap second, and switch them b
172.
by netmonk 7y ago
This is what happens when management is valuated more glorious than any other activity. Systems and hierarchies therefore tend to reward good performances with what they considers as good recompense: management position. This mindset bias i
173.
by netmonk 7y ago
How can i save a file ?
174.
by netmonk 8y ago
asn1 for the win
175.
by netmonk 8y ago
This is what people says when they have a dataset of 100 entries(<100mb) on their developpment laptop. How funny they look when production guys show them how their lame piece of code doesn't scale up with billion of entries in the
176.
by netmonk 8y ago
I really do agree with you. HAving done HFT for some years, this paper was crucial when it was running on linux system. Now FPGA took over the field. Different kind of techs.
177.
by netmonk 8y ago
can someone explain to me what will happen tomorow at market opening ? Currently redhat is quoted 114$, IBM announced they will buy all share at 190$. will it be tradable tomorow morning at market opening ?
178.
by netmonk 9y ago
I like it :P
179.
by netmonk 9y ago
Thank you Brendan to comment this post, i guess Cyril(the main author) will be happy. We successfully compile it on 2.6.32 kernel on production servers for exemple. We needed to compile gcc >5 to fully make it runs, as far as the RHEL6.
180.
CoreFreq – CPU monitoring for 64-bit processors(github.com)
120 points by netmonk 9y ago|22 comments

More ›