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by quickben 9y ago
What do you usually do to have to refactor that much?
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by quickben 9y ago
Not really. These have hardware dsp support. The drain is minimum.
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by quickben 9y ago
Thank you for taking the time to shed some light on this. I understand your point about a multi-year project. I actually worked on a debugger before (to support a proprietary complier) so I know decisions in that area are far from random. A
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by quickben 9y ago
Interesting. It seems Google is moving away from anything gpl/gnu lately (fuchsia, etc...)
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by quickben 9y ago
Standards, ethics and legality are unconnected.
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by quickben 9y ago
"under forecast" They just wanted to oversell more. It's not like with the new system they'll want to oversell less.
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by quickben 9y ago
So where did they go? 8% is a lot.
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by quickben 9y ago
What did I just read? It's long and devoid of any substance. Considering its a public agreement between GTA and Google, it is insane the public works be kept in this much dark.
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by quickben 9y ago
Is this how they try to increase profits now? Given the decline of everything Google lately, I can actually see it happening. But going for full profits instead of what made them good so far, will just be one of the final nails in the coffi
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by quickben 9y ago
I found virtual box to be very decent for this. Plus add snapshots and easy backups, and it is very hard to replace as a workflow.
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by quickben 9y ago
But that thing, is a toy. We played with similar things as kids. Tons of fun.
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by quickben 9y ago
Schools provide much more than YouTube.
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by quickben 9y ago
Among the rest, this will lead to competitors promoting non-chrome.
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by quickben 9y ago
Summarizing a lot of experience in this one: don't BYOD. Especially if you want to advance in your career.
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by quickben 9y ago
I'm not sure why you are downvoted about this. I've went through 10 research papers on this very subject last week, all from 2016-2017, and this is a huge problem. Just because google does it, people assume it's infallible,
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by quickben 9y ago
Ha, that bread, panis quadratus; the entire village where I grew up makes it like that, usually minus the string, but they cut it finely on the top, add the sun and all. Who would have thought it's from Roman times.
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by quickben 9y ago
The performance would be notable. However, hardware is cheap these days.
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by quickben 9y ago
On the contrary, it is very relevant. I run a search engine. What I save and think matters can be expressed in a very definite dollar value. Old pages in practical reality equals "whole web", since the index isn't getting tri
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by quickben 9y ago
I think it meets profits.
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by quickben 9y ago
Why do few pages of readonly text advice need a certificate that badly?
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by quickben 9y ago
By the look of it that altruism died ten years ago. Current sites load 20-100 external scripts, mostly in ads, analytics, and non essential content.
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by quickben 9y ago
I wonder how you all get anything done by not disabling it. No script. If the page breaks, whitelist the primary domain. For most non shady sites, this gives you a blazing fast site with near zero crap on it.
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by quickben 9y ago
Imagine if this article was intended for pilots and it said: "How to interview entry level pilots for A380. On the job training provided if you are fresh graduate" I'm aware it's a regulated profession, but imagine if it
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by quickben 9y ago
I vaguely recall reading there were only a handful of companies offering computing at a scale, and none had the breadth of IBM. So, monopoly?
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by quickben 9y ago
new and delete are fast. What's slow are stuff like java GC Eden management where deletes are an afterthought to what is a time-stamped LRU reference management server, and a lot more. So, no. I don't think you can compare C++ wit
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by quickben 9y ago
Not really. A default will set any economy far back. You also risk unrests what with pensions cut and similar effects. Look at Greece, they went through hell just not to default (again).
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by quickben 9y ago
Until a recession hits and they are on a shopping spree. There is a reason why hedge funds are slowly gaining cash positions lately.
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by quickben 9y ago
I've met enough international students to know different countries have different strategies to bring the knowledge home. Some have 2x time retainer for whatever length one studied on their expense. Others have guaranteed government jo
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by quickben 9y ago
My old country gave to whoever returns home with a foreign degree up to 95% salary match from what they would have made if they stayed. You can rack $100k USD, in a country where average yearly salary is $2k and living expenses are nil. Whe
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by quickben 9y ago
I've been getting interested in e-bikes recently. Work is 15km away, but I do weight near 0.1 [t] :) Hows the battery holding if you carry extra weight? How much does the total setup, you included, weights?

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