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by pmalynin 12y ago
If people are willing to buy, others are willing to make a profit. As people have free will, I see absolutely no ethical issue here.
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by pmalynin 12y ago
In the OS-programming world C/C++ is staple.
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by pmalynin 12y ago
In Canada we have Interac debit cards and everyone is happy, I don't even remember the last time I used cash to pay for something...
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by pmalynin 12y ago
> "2/3 of the processor are dedicated for graphics" That makes me sad. I would like to see a desktop version that instead puts in more cores or whatever as when combined with any video card (GTX XXX or AMD XXX) 2/3 of
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by pmalynin 12y ago
Wasn't he the one who said Twitter execs smoke too much weed?
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by pmalynin 12y ago
Yeah those numbers aren't particularly accurate. GTX 980, which costs about $600, has 2048 cuda cores and 5 tflops peak, with 150 watts consumption.
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by pmalynin 12y ago
Our incredible journey.
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by pmalynin 12y ago
Krebs Cycle....
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Tor's most visited hidden sites host child abuse images(bbc.com)
3 points by pmalynin 12y ago|1 comments
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by pmalynin 12y ago
As an indie game developer I open sourced all of my published mobile games after I realized they wouldn't make a profit.
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by pmalynin 12y ago
A bit click-baity and not that HN worthy tbh.
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by pmalynin 12y ago
The process you described is correct. However, the problem here is that the enzymes aren't perfect and coding errors are quite common (they get fixed, sometimes). A big problem is that some chemicals can look like a nucleotide (A or T
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by pmalynin 12y ago
Actually that's an incredibly terrible idea. You see single base-pair (and other) errors are very common during DNA replication. By having a lot of "useless" (allegedly) zones in our DNA, decreases, statistically speaking, c
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by pmalynin 12y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowpiercer
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by pmalynin 12y ago
So I'm still not sure why people just don't go to say Kickass Torrents and forget about TPB.
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by pmalynin 12y ago
Looking to hire a Streem professional, must have at least 5 years experience with Streem.
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by pmalynin 12y ago
Mhm. My thoughts on this are aplit. On one hand having written assembly (x86) myself, I often find myself looking for ways to simplify development and what not. However, on the other hand this defeats the purpose of assembly I think. Ideall
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by pmalynin 12y ago
Fix the title, please, its misleading.
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by pmalynin 12y ago
It'd be interesting to see a system where a government had a GitHub and people could submit laws as pull-requests
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by pmalynin 12y ago
Well, yes and no. I can only speak from my experience of doing grades 1 through 7 in a Ukrainian school and then 8-12 in Canada. The year I went into school I was placed into the "Sapling" (Rostok) programme, which was a very ac
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by pmalynin 12y ago
How is it out-of-whack? For the sake of the argument if they have $1 billion to spend and if spending it on combat deaths prevention saves say 1000 people, while spending it on suicide reduction gets you 10 then it seems very reasonable to
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ISPs Must Take Responsibility for Sony Movie Leaks(torrentfreak.com)
5 points by pmalynin 12y ago|1 comments
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by pmalynin 12y ago
For those whore are still in University, consider taking a proof-based calculus course, the methods and rigor you learn there will help you learn more. The same can be said for a proof based linear algebra course, which for programmers is e
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by pmalynin 12y ago
Yes I agree, what bothers me is that instead of that we are getting micro-code bloating instructions such as PEXT and PDEP.
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by pmalynin 12y ago
repne movsb
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by pmalynin 12y ago
Didn't read the article (I find the topic rather bland), but debugging on x86-64 is quite simple: you have your debugging registers (DR0-DR4) which set trigger addresses and conditions (execute, read, write) and then call a system inte
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by pmalynin 12y ago
Thats actually an impressive efficiency as the maximum theoretical efficiency of this "carnot engine" is 85% at these temperatures.
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by pmalynin 12y ago
There is now also an RDMA protocol that understands GPU RAM
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by pmalynin 12y ago
Interesting project for sure. When I was working on machine learning project this summer I decided to use the GPU to do a lot of computation on a smallish dataset (100 MiB) with 250k records and the alogirthm was O(n^2) and at some points
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by pmalynin 12y ago
So when can we see Firefox ported to Emscripten?

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