quadcore

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Facebbok is testing its dating service(wired.com)
2 points by quadcore 8y ago|0 comments
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by quadcore 8y ago
I was actually thinking about it as a methodology. Twice the cost, but I bet the gain could be big.
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by quadcore 8y ago
Speaking of which. My little theory is that human is innovation without evolution. It's useful long term: to save the planet from an asteroid.
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by quadcore 8y ago
Oh actually, it's giving me an idea. Someone should try to setup two teams, each supposed to develop the same software on its own. The two teams can speak to each other, they can see the other team code, but they can't merge into
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by quadcore 8y ago
Game of Thrones sounds like a kindergarten show now. Almost sounds like a good game idea too: you play a roman emperor and the goal is to survive as long as possible knowing surviving a day's gonna be hard.
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by quadcore 8y ago
The thought of that happening in itself procures fears.
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by quadcore 8y ago
In 1800, 83% of American jobs were in agriculture. Now it is 2% [...] We are very good at making up new work for people. We've been over the past 200 years. Small data set though.
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by quadcore 8y ago
https://www.atrium.co/
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by quadcore 8y ago
Sorry, language question, what does 'study' means in this context?
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by quadcore 8y ago
Similar: https://www.artofmanliness.com/articles/fall-asleep-fast/
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by quadcore 8y ago
It's kinda cool to be able to write (myarray i).
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by quadcore 8y ago
It is more concise thanks to "sugar" in the language.
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by quadcore 8y ago
I've found that what keeps more programmers from simplicity is that people like things to be in order. Like their desks or their living room. I've found that seemingly messy code that are actually simple perform better than comple
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by quadcore 8y ago
How do you know it was more complex because from what I read it was slower which is different.
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by quadcore 8y ago
Curious if those guys had discovered fire already, had furs or tools, 3 millions years ago.
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by quadcore 8y ago
I love it. I think it's a great idea. Your product looks amazing on the photos. I'm not an expert though, but I would put a male model right on front possibly doing laundry as it could be very attractive. Also, I can see women buy
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by quadcore 8y ago
I guess you may be right. Is there still big companies which would fire you because you're late 2 minutes 3 times this year? Where everybody have to be there at 8am? And stuff.
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by quadcore 8y ago
Another factor could be that before, big companies kinda sucked for the employee. Today's big companies like Google and Facebook are wonderful place to work for. In the grand scale of things, the new management styles are considerably
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by quadcore 8y ago
I was intentionally keeping 'for y for x' loops.
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by quadcore 8y ago
Sometimes, you can still use a broken cd.
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by quadcore 8y ago
A suggestion for the benchmarks: add one where the screen is filled with a solid color. I was getting 175fps on 1280x768 with a 1.5Ghz AMD back in 2003.
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by quadcore 8y ago
To hire better you have to look at the past source code. I got hired once in a startup in France and what the CEO did is that he looked at all or so of my personnal projects. He could figured out I was a good programmer because I was able t
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by quadcore 8y ago
There should be a name to the phenomenon that humans seem to become crushingly depressed once they start to grasp the big picture dynamics of the system they're encapsulated within. I agree. Maybe there is a word for that? 'At
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by quadcore 8y ago
We do innovate. What we don't do however, is giving everybody a job in innovation. These days, one of the bigger thing the market rewards is writing a web-based CRUD that's 99% chrome, 1% of actual functionality. Extra points if
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by quadcore 8y ago
Agreed, as long as it doesn't impact someone else's freedom. For example, if one has a vehicle, one shouldn't be allowed to take drugs. Though it's ok to me if one doesn't fasten his seat belt.
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by quadcore 9y ago
Again we find that the current, unregulated, ICO market is the most interesting system for parting fools from their money in recent history. Jokes apart, I think it's a good thing. It's 2018, if people are exposed to that kind o
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by quadcore 9y ago
While it's a wonder in many ways, the issue with civilization, as with age of empire as it happens, is that it never have been strongly balanced. If you are a game developer and if you want to make money, I believe there is a $1B game
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by quadcore 9y ago
Agreed.
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by quadcore 9y ago
Oh actually, let say you compute a+b with a computer. Believe it or not, you aren't 100% sure the computer is gonna gives you the right answer. There is 3 types of failures that could happen, 1) a hardware failure, 2) a software failur
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by quadcore 9y ago
Pretty decent, alternative approach is to form virtual "formations" when units near each other and move as blocs. This removes multiple problems like units bumping into each other on the way and is kind of the behaviour a strateg

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