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by pclmulqdq 6mo ago
Such a purist should also note that Pheidippides was likely the runner who ran to Sparta and back, hundreds of miles, the preceding week to ask for their aid at Marathon.
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by pclmulqdq 6mo ago
Do these new Adidas shoes have anything major over the Vaporfly shoes? Maybe they are a bit lighter? I think the big story here may be the nutrition science to get these guys to absorb a lot of carbs during the run, more than the shoes.
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by pclmulqdq 6mo ago
You aren't going to find the missing people with more surveillance if you weren't finding them already.
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by pclmulqdq 6mo ago
"Der Computer" is also masculine, so you have probably been calling your computer "he" for decades. Languages with gendered nouns don't quite have the same he/she/it distinction.
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by pclmulqdq 6mo ago
Most of these companies kicked off the over-hiring in 2020 during the COVID boom they experienced. It was done by end of 2021.
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by pclmulqdq 6mo ago
Even 20 years ago, places like TI and ADI were offering parts that are spec-dominant over the 741. Literally every parameter on the datasheet is equal to or better than the 741, and pinout is the same.
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by pclmulqdq 6mo ago
These parts that become "the part" often have this issue relatively early into the lifecycle. The 741 op-amp is another example. They are often bad and expensive, but they are a default so people put them in.
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by pclmulqdq 6mo ago
What is "coder arrogance"? The expectation that the 20-year-old API (SSE) will be used over the deprecated 40-year-old API that is currently losing compiler (and silicon) support? Can you point to a running x86 machine today that
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by pclmulqdq 6mo ago
Nobody's code will be compiled to use x87 any more.
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by pclmulqdq 6mo ago
Your assertion code here doesn't make a ton of sense. The epsilon of choice here is the distance between 1 and the next number up, and it's completely separated from the scale of the numbers in question. 1e-50 will compare equal t
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by pclmulqdq 6mo ago
A spreadsheet I produce for myself probably isn't attorney-client privileged. A spreadsheet or word document I produce for my lawyer can be attorney-client privileged (especially if it's literally only for the lawyer). If a ChatGP
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by pclmulqdq 6mo ago
Large blocks of inline assembly also destroy -O3. The compiler treats the asm statement as being essentially empty and makes decisions around it. Most inline asm is 1 instruction, so this is usually safe.
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by pclmulqdq 6mo ago
If you have a lot of "data plane" code or other looping over data, you can see a big gain from -O3 because of more aggressive unrolling and vectorization (HPC people use -O3 quite a lot). CRUD-like applications and other things th
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by pclmulqdq 6mo ago
Absolutely not, although the latest fabs with rad-tolerant processors are at ~20 nm. There are FDSOI processes in that generation that I assume can be made radiation-tolerant.
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by pclmulqdq 7mo ago
$2M/ship is $1/barrel for VLCCs, but it's a lot more for smaller ships. Practically, nobody will use a ship smaller than a VLCC with the toolbooth.
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by pclmulqdq 7mo ago
I dated someone in one of these families for a very long time, so I'm pretty sure I do know how that family system and the surrounding community operates. This sort of "family commune" living arrangement is very common in low
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by pclmulqdq 7mo ago
Datacenters tend to have IOMMU turned on. Consumer devices are the ones that don't turn this on by default.
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by pclmulqdq 7mo ago
DRAM and flash both seem to be up about 10x. HDDs are just impossible to buy.
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by pclmulqdq 7mo ago
Every message is equally likely when you attempt this kind of brute-force decryption with a one-time pad. The code you get is actually 100% unbreakable if the pad isn't intercepted.
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by pclmulqdq 7mo ago
When you hate the machine as a whole, the cogs are also in scope.
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by pclmulqdq 7mo ago
People call the classical music audience prudish for demanding quiet during performances, but IMO when you go to a concert it should be ok to shush people who talk during the quiet parts.
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by pclmulqdq 7mo ago
Hollywood seems to have never realized that the point of works like LotR and Star Wars was to take the ridiculous extremely seriously. The bad CGI didn't matter because every actor took it seriously. A marvel-ized star wars with great
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by pclmulqdq 7mo ago
This is the archetype I have seen for most fans of Tesla and people who think they make good cars. They assume a $50,000 car (their current Tesla) should compare with a $20,000 car (their previous Honda/Mazda). The Tesla market is also
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by pclmulqdq 7mo ago
$16k per year in total taxes is very cheap for someone with a $1 million house and the income to support it.
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by pclmulqdq 7mo ago
Tax rates under 2% of property value should not "flabbergast" anyone. I prefer a state having a high property tax rate and cheap housing over an income tax. I'm sure most Texans do, too.
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by pclmulqdq 7mo ago
You missed the point. Your neighbor and the witness don't mean much in the absence of your testimony, but they point to the likelihood you're lying about everything you said on the stand because the detail of your location is su
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by pclmulqdq 7mo ago
If you have an immunity deal and are asked to testify about a crime you committed under it, you admit to doing it and they can't prosecute you.
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by pclmulqdq 7mo ago
The correct way to interact with the American legal system is never to talk at all unless you have a written immunity deal. Kids should learn to say "no questions/searches" and "slide the warrant under the door" fro
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by pclmulqdq 8mo ago
Yes, vendor-specific data can be 100% random.
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by pclmulqdq 8mo ago
I believe current official guidance if you want a lot of random data is to use v8, the "user-defined" UUID. The use of v4 is strictly less flexible here.

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