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by qlk1123 7y ago
It's a shocking news to me because my team has just finished the High Memory support in RISC-V 32bit. Even for young architecture such as RISC-V, it is obvious that 64 bit dominates. But rv64gc is much larger than rv32gc in terms of g
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by qlk1123 7y ago
Interesting. I'm curious how long did your core system with basic-logic take to reach that maturity, and how many people involved? What kind of development model did you use? Also you state that you "still struggling to get my h
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by qlk1123 7y ago
China falls. People seeking better food or environment conditions will keep suffering in the foreseeable future, but regional conflicts and the weakened economy will finally kill the old dragon.
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by qlk1123 7y ago
Same here, but why exactly? In my country, SW engineer is one of the best careers in terms of income, and I bet it is similar in most of the other countries. Why do we deserve that much buzz/fame/respect/income if the work w
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Ask HN: How have you been after you quit your PhD?
9 points by qlk1123 7y ago|2 comments
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by qlk1123 7y ago
Any stats for that? Being the highest means there are other lower ones. What are other RISC-V players?
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by qlk1123 7y ago
I don't know the transition part, but as a embedded developer, I would say that you have to be very familiar with C and system software stack. It is almost a must that you can show you have at least some experience playing with ARM&#x
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by qlk1123 7y ago
No. Linux Desktop suffer much fewer virus attacks and they are certainly NOT walled garden.
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by qlk1123 7y ago
> More than understand an inscrutable icon. Besides, anyone can look up Fuel in a dictionary. How do you look up an icon? This makes sense. But I think that's why the unicode consortium adds common gestures/symbols/icons
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Ask HN: What will you do if half of your team members quit in a week?
1 points by qlk1123 7y ago|2 comments
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by qlk1123 7y ago
Changing the way both sides used to, the benefit of changing from package to image release, little downsides, etc.
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by qlk1123 7y ago
Cool! Just checked your page, it's interesting. > ... no problem at all. I'm glad to know that you and your customers have no problem with docker. But do they really have none? For example if you do have some close source, h
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by qlk1123 7y ago
Thanks for the warning. Really appreciate that. > you are now forcing your would-be customers to come up with a "Docker" infrastructure ... The use of Docker in our scenario is more like a VM (system container) than buzzwords
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Ask HN: Shipping products to customers in Docker container
11 points by qlk1123 7y ago|13 comments
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by qlk1123 7y ago
Thanks for the sharing! > cloudera taught me a lot about how not to build a team and a company. ... It would be interesting if you are willing to share more about this. Are managers from Oracle play the reason? Did they bring you unnec
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Ask HN: Why is there nobody talking about hadoop anymore?
9 points by qlk1123 7y ago|7 comments
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Many classical full information board game at PlayOK[1] and free, but not so many players. I believe there are more board game sites where you can find people to play with, like board game garena[2]. [1] https://www.playok.com&#x
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by qlk1123 8y ago
It makes me wonder, what to do then if an game of interest does not have such timing mechanism? To put it another way, how to train the agents as fast as AlphaGO (no timing issues at all) or OpenAI Five (in-game overclocking) if the envir
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Outsider here. How do you measure the equivalent experiences of a model? Tens of thousands of years ...... how is that possible? Does any timing trick involve in your training/evaluating phase?
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by qlk1123 8y ago
> I’ve always found it fascinating how organizational structure and pressure can take really brilliant and motivated people and beat them into making such poor decisions. I get your sentiment, but there are more stories to tell in NASA e
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Very cool! It can become an engine for playing board game online, which don't have critical timing requirements. Is it also possible for tui-based MMO?
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by qlk1123 8y ago
You are wrong, this is definitely a photo, shot by multiple telescopes global-wise.
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by qlk1123 8y ago
I took about 80% of the Introduction of K8S without certificate. The content is brief, very brief, or you can say that it is shallow in terms of details. But I found it very informative for bootstrapping the first steps if you know nothin
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by qlk1123 8y ago
From the aspect of psychological warfare(1), however, it is hard for Chinese to "feel" this is weird or dystopian, given all the inconvenience. One does complain about the party or Xi if he has guts, but at the end of the day, he
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by qlk1123 8y ago
This reminds me the talk: https://maximilianhoffmann.com/talks/programming/the-art-of-...
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by qlk1123 8y ago
> ... by your own logic, my statement isn't political. No. NOT P does not necessarily imply NOT Q. > it can't be true that my statement would politicise itself. Environments matter. That's why I pointed out those two
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by qlk1123 8y ago
> Why would he have any great insight on "democracy or human rights" compared the average population? Because he wrote successful software? Linux project itself has been showing how people can collaborate so well. Obviously po
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by qlk1123 8y ago
> I got up early this morning to look at the fog that had rolled across the city. Politicise that. If you have been in Seoul or Beijing, this sentence automatically politicises itself. Not fog but smoke though.
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by qlk1123 8y ago
> Bob: Anything else you want to comment on, either publicly or otherwise? > Linus: I've never had some "message" that I wanted to spread, so ... It's a pity that a man with such influence has no message that he wa
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Maybe this? https://blog.applovin.com/hyper-casual-mobile-gamings-newest...

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