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Pirate Bay co-founder 'TiAMO' arrested in Thailand(bbc.com)
3 points by pmalynin 12y ago|0 comments
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by pmalynin 12y ago
"North Korea" Citation please.
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Pirate Bay founder Gottfrid Warg faces lengthy jail term(bbc.com)
182 points by pmalynin 12y ago|82 comments
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by pmalynin 12y ago
Docker works with LXC
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Microsoft boss Satya Nadella gets $84m pay package(bbc.com)
2 points by pmalynin 12y ago|0 comments
606.
by pmalynin 12y ago
You can prepay on Digital Ocean.
607.
by pmalynin 12y ago
So can anyone explain why this is a problem? Because it seems that some people just made a clever algorithm that didn't hurt anyone.
608.
by pmalynin 12y ago
Right. Because as Clinkle has shown us, stealth companies raising massive rounds at gigantic valuations without any major traction works out well for everyone involved.
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by pmalynin 12y ago
I find these type of studies so fascinating! By studying infants and toddlers we can truly get a sense of how truly "social" we are as animals and how we adapted to that fact by developing these subtle learning mechanism.
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by pmalynin 12y ago
Hmm, also on x86 in order to be able to access more than 4 GiB of physical memory there was a new paging mode, Physical Address Extension, that makes the pages 4MiB in size, that might have affected that as well but I doubt it. However this
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by pmalynin 12y ago
Yes, and the instruction cache becomes stale as well. I guess one way to avoid is to have 16 code blocks back-to-back and then to do a like a jmp into the section that contains the right register. JMP are pretty cheap, and the end point is
612.
by pmalynin 12y ago
If one is willing to write self-modifying code, then it is possible to overwrite VEX.vvvv instruction encoding with the register select, so for example to select XMM0/YMM0 you'd have VEX.1111 (one's complement) or for XMM15&#
613.
by pmalynin 12y ago
Right. However, AVX and SSE registers aren't just big 512-128 bit numbers. But rather arrays of bytes/shorts/ints/floats/doubles.
614.
by pmalynin 12y ago
If its only numbers, then Graphite with Grafana for visualization. Otherwise MongoDB can be good as well.
615.
by pmalynin 12y ago
Tweetgram?
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Russian Ministry of Finance Drafts Bill Banning Cryptocurrency(coindesk.com)
3 points by pmalynin 12y ago|0 comments
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by pmalynin 12y ago
Huh, I wonder why. Because it seems my submission is being penalized for being submitted hours before it hit the general media.
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Alleged leak of more than 5M Gmail accounts(isleaked.com)
158 points by pmalynin 12y ago|127 comments
619.
by pmalynin 12y ago
Well, Gattaca raises a bigger point that just "Should we discriminate based on DNA?" In Gattaca, people can choose to genetically enhance their offspring to attain certain qualities. The protagonist's parents chose to make hi
620.
by pmalynin 12y ago
http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/Classes/CalcI/ConstantofInteg...
621.
by pmalynin 12y ago
It's a trick from calculus, when you do an operation on a constant, that doesn't make it dependent on the variable, it is still a constant.
622.
by pmalynin 12y ago
Frankly my point was more about the immune system.
623.
by pmalynin 12y ago
"There's no way they are in the womb (they wouldn't be able to get inside the uterus, and the immune system would attack them quite quickly if they did)." That is simply untrue [1,2,3,4, 5]. It has been recently discove
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by pmalynin 12y ago
So, hold on, you're charging $19 for rendering a picture on two triangles? Damn, thats a pretty good business model - not sure anyone will fall for it though.
625.
by pmalynin 12y ago
Why not merge into UberLyft and provide better service?
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by pmalynin 12y ago
I wonder about the effects of such establishments on the Bitcoin ecosystem as a whole. In theory, they're supposed to strengthen the network by providing more hashing power. But what worries me is the onset of mega-pools composed of su
627.
by pmalynin 12y ago
Or Netflix.
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Star Citizen and the return of Chris Roberts(arstechnica.com)
7 points by pmalynin 12y ago|0 comments
629.
by pmalynin 12y ago
I don't know where you got those numbers from. Momentum of an object is equal to mass times velocity. Change in momentum is equal to impulse, which is force times time. Therefore f * t = mv, and change in v = f * t / m. Plugging i
630.
by pmalynin 12y ago
I'd more interested in seeing a CUDA implementation. If they were able to get 100x baseline on the CPU, I'd expect the GPU implementation to be at least 1000x baseline as most tasks are "infinitely" parallelizable (row a

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