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901.
by nimish 10y ago
Only if your machine is not Enterprise (which it should be in a business) or Pro joined to a domain, which if your machine is not, it is essentially "consumer" If you have edge-case needs that that require days of uptime fork out
902.
by nimish 10y ago
Your fault for not getting the appropriate group policy. Don't use consumer OS in the workplace!
903.
Affordable 9 DoF Sensor Fusion(github.com)
3 points by nimish 10y ago|0 comments
904.
by nimish 10y ago
The trick is to realize that the incremental incorrect output you get from the compiler is roughly equivalent to the incorrect output you'd get from the failed runtime. Personally I'd start from smaller functions up but it's
905.
by nimish 10y ago
Apple's purchase of Anobit is paying dividends!
906.
by nimish 10y ago
The supplement industry is big in Utah and Orrin hatch has blocked oversight. The upshot is that supplements are barely regulated if at all. The FDA is very limited in what it can do.
907.
by nimish 10y ago
The good new is that Daala, Thor and VP10 got merged into the Alliance for Open Media's AV1 codec The bad news is that AV1 is still under development and will be for a while yet
908.
by nimish 10y ago
Shipping costs are not linear so they can only really be estimated from the entire cart
909.
by nimish 10y ago
Yeah it's one of the stupidest choices they made. Also, the idea that not all cables must support 100W (20V, 5A) so now the cheap chinese cables are all going to report they can but will catch fire the instant they do.
910.
by nimish 10y ago
Arbitrage economy 7 in the uk-- halve your electricity orice. Not bad at all....
911.
by nimish 10y ago
Excellent. The NPM cli is a dumpster fire-- cf https://github.com/npm/npm/issues/11283 A better std lib for node and module LTO would be a good step forward to removing the proliferation of tiny packages
912.
by nimish 10y ago
TS's typing is opt-in and it'll infer any (i.e. whatever) if you don't specify a type or it can't be inferred easily. Gradual typing is the best of both worlds here: you can quickly code up something and then later add t
913.
by nimish 10y ago
Maybe they'll stop using the autobahn as their yardstick and focus on real world usage outside of germany.
914.
by nimish 10y ago
If someone is price-sensitive to the point of wanting $1 headphones, why would they pay for a premium phone like the iPhone? His thesis doesn't make sense. And you get lightning headphones in the box.
915.
by nimish 10y ago
Excel can calculate whatever you need but the main issue is that it will modify your data to be helpful like converting number strings to floats unless you tell it not to and even then...
916.
by nimish 10y ago
That's quite high-- I pay closer to 10p/kWh Bulb energy offers a fully renewable energy plan which is worth looking at. Their business plan is pretty interesting as well
917.
by nimish 10y ago
Haskell just brute force implements zipWith3, zipWith4 etc Not elegant, but it works.
918.
by nimish 10y ago
Sure, that's basically the foreign exchange market.
919.
by nimish 10y ago
Could lead to more accurate GPS
920.
by nimish 10y ago
Service fabric is a different distributed runtime with its own complex semantics. Orleans is conceptually simpler, with (virtual) actors running on "silos"; it's much closer to erlang.
921.
by nimish 10y ago
They are not traditional scores. They are virtual and the terminology changes to reflect that
922.
Datastructures for external memory(blog.omega-prime.co.uk)
98 points by nimish 10y ago|8 comments
923.
by nimish 10y ago
Your property management company is likely receiving a significant sum of money from ATT to keep it this way. Unless you have access to their contract with ATT, you're SoL.
924.
by nimish 10y ago
I wonder what the quasi Newton methods would look like if adapted to this framework
925.
SmashBot: The AI that beats you at Melee(github.com)
2 points by nimish 10y ago|0 comments
926.
by nimish 10y ago
So instead of using a FS shim to userspace on security grounds they decided to distribute a custom kext that's closed source -- ie a great way for normal bugs to turn into dangerous ones? I'm not sure I understand the logic here
927.
by nimish 10y ago
HP PageWide in 3d. The 2d printers are really nice, and don't suck down power like lasers. These look like production presses but for 3d parts
928.
by nimish 10y ago
Important that these are on average. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generalized_linear_model
929.
by nimish 10y ago
Except a proof of concept that doesn't scale is explicitly not a proof of concept The concept doesn't work because it's physically impossible and having a low power example is all you can do without severe issues. In this cas
930.
by nimish 11y ago
it'd be bad style to use it for saved queries but for experimentation it's great

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