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by pheon 14y ago
this has 0 relation to anything here, period.
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by pheon 14y ago
Unfortunately making a "hit game" is the same as saying he will build the next Google/Facebook/Instagam/blah... Having been in the games industry for 10 years, then pivoting into something else it sounds like the OP expected his manager to
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by pheon 14y ago
that the full menu costs $300 and you will finish in 30min. also reviews of the his sons restaurant say they get angry if you dont eat everything...
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by pheon 14y ago
AMD`s business and technology development failed. Athlon era: 1) Got HyperTransport - correct 2) Memory controller/north bridge into CPU - correct 3) lower price point than intel They had a better product, at a lower price == market share.
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by pheon 14y ago
Japans debt is largely domestic (Japan Post / JGB) thus has little influence on the trade balance. Banking crisis has been going on since 2008 thus why didnt the trade balance suddenly fall this year instead of 2008/2009/2010 What is your e
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by pheon 14y ago
"that the myth of the necessity of nuclear power in Japan is just that. A myth" This is just wrong. Japan is importing natural gas at prices x2-x5 higher than before. Causing Japans Trade balance (positive for nearly 30 years) to swing nega
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by pheon 14y ago
Your answer implies you have a high ego as you consider the questions below you and only interested in satisfying your own intellect/ego instead of working in a team that gets shit done... read shipping products.
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by pheon 14y ago
This is great research, as it provides more empirical evidence on what is actually happening vs bureaucrats fiddling with numbers in excel.. think China`s Official GDP vs Electricity output. There was a good post a few weeks ago where sea w
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by pheon 14y ago
its not the fill rate/memory bandwidth but the incredibly low latency of the entire GS pipeline (which you cant get without edram) that makes it difficult to emulate.
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by pheon 14y ago
Point is you dont know what the loss is. 1) They bought too much stock (incorrectly) 2) realized WTF, stopped everything 2a) more likely their clients said WTF is wrong first 3) had to sell the stock for the rest of the day. Its only after
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by pheon 14y ago
HFT market making is about being more informed about the true price at the micro structure level than your counter-party. Simple as that, no black magic. If someone trades with a HFT market maker its because a) they are un-informed about th
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by pheon 14y ago
two more words "Unabomber Manifesto" ... blah blah blah technology is evil ... blah blah blah going into isolation (present day) ... blah blah blah I must stop the evil doers ... blah blah blah Their all against me! ... blah blah blah I mus
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by pheon 14y ago
Jason & Paul, great to see you guys ramping up the hockey stick. Always watching what you guys do, and best of luck!
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by pheon 14y ago
its how I use them. theres the list + some other structure/object that points/references the node, usually multiple time and the node is contained in multiple lists - big data + performance optimization
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by pheon 14y ago
and your back to storing 2 pointers again.
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by pheon 14y ago
.. or you pass any node to a function that operates on the list. iterate up/down insert/delete etc. point being you dont have to iterate from the start of the list.
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by pheon 14y ago
oooh very cool.
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by pheon 14y ago
it only works if you are linearly iterating from the start/end of a list. IMHO one of the (few) primary benefits of linked lists is random access to insert/delete/iterate an element without having to traverse the entire list. Something that
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by pheon 14y ago
1) lua is not owned/marketed/pimped by any company 2) lua has no primary app domain/killer app. games to web to embedded to.. ? 3) lua is happy being itself. dosent try to "be the solution", its just a tool.
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by pheon 14y ago
it should be healthcare because 1) massively ageing population 2) technology infra is 1st class
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by pheon 14y ago
market absolutely, look at the amount of scene stuff on the web. I think your question is, will someone pay money for a pure off the wall demo - short answer is no. long answer is they kinda have for a while, futuremark was the classic comm
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by pheon 14y ago
same here but mid 90`s oh the nostalgia. Kinda surprising, demogroups were kinda like small startups at least on the production side. biz side/product development/customer development/etc etc ... non existent, guess that`s why it was so fun
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by pheon 14y ago
the order we learn is only a function of the constraints of the type of problems/projects we choose. .. yet it is sad when a freshly minted CS grad thinks bit shifting and multiplication have nothing in common.
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by pheon 14y ago
add to that the content side, sony music, sony pictures. the music & movies are great but the vast majority dont pay for them. sony has no leadership. leadership is not "break down the silos and lets all work together".. thats managemen
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by pheon 15y ago
dont overlook the power of a brand. In this case its x86 which means brand intel, which is about as strong as it gets in Tech. Alot of decisions are made by non-technical or are technical but lack the depth of understanding. e.g. propose in
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by pheon 15y ago
3 reasons to not turn back in 2 categories Category A : walking in the dark tunnel is enjoyable 1) having fun so keep walking Category B: its not fun 2) Peer pressure, either family, friends, investors, cofounders/employees 3) Expected upsi
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by pheon 15y ago
seems HN has finally become reddit. what does this have anything to do with hacking, startups, or even computers.
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by pheon 15y ago
its simply understanding your client`s pain point(s) and providing a solution. Thing is there`s 2 users here 1) facebook user. demanding inappropriate access to their personal life is invasive - todays memo... check. 2) employer/potential e
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by pheon 15y ago
...it states their classifying woman as "childless women" which likely skews their results dramatically. e.g. filtering out all the low/0 earning women but including the low earning men.
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by pheon 15y ago
It seems more and more like the concept of 'local law enforcement' needs to die. Open everything up to everyone at large, and harden all men, women and children to the realities of violence. We should disbanded corporate, local, state, fede

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