rijoja

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   by rijoja 9y ago

   Well yeah not the average household obviously but if you really wanted to get rid of your dependency on the grid it would be somewhat possible. As opposed to say drive a at least 70 HP ~ 50 KW car. Not a proposal for everybody of course but
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   by rijoja 9y ago

   But it would be perfect for a well isolated home wouldn't it?
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   by rijoja 9y ago

   I haven't tried it out personally, but amazon rents out FPGA capabale instances.
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   by rijoja 9y ago

   Aha thank you for clearing that out.
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   by rijoja 9y ago

   Surely even with parallel programming being notoriously hard to get right it's most probably easier than FPGA programming.
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   by rijoja 9y ago

   Well what I find interesting here is if they are able to manufacture chips with 7nm litography. Aren't intel and samsung who I belive to be the leaders in the field, still at 14 nm? In case WD manages to beat them to the market with th
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   by rijoja 9y ago

   Quite fun, got addictive!
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   by rijoja 9y ago

   A lot of this is probably in order to get a 0.36 Cd Drag coefficient! Also having a lot of glass probably increases the view which in turn increases the security!
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   by rijoja 9y ago

   It's fun to learn, and one of the first interpreted environments. What it enables is quick development on platforms with modest resources! Instead of compiling and executing you could develop quickly! Haven't used it for anything
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    Eh Linus Torvalds father Nils is a politician and member of the European Parliament, not exactly a coal miner all though Nils might've had maoist sympathies as a kid.
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    I suppose it was meant as food for thought!
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    excellent opportunity for somebody to step up!
13. 523.▲
    by rijoja 9y ago

    Listening to Tchaikovsky instead of metal while working, makes the whole process feel a _lot_ more epic!
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    This might be a problem with the ways roads are "signed". I believe that stop signs are much more common in the US than in Europe where there are signs that are more relaxed. I.e that you have to stop only in case of another car.
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    I would be interested in learning more about your experiences using this? Have you been controlling a PC and what are your experiences with entering text and so forth? Hope you can find the time to answer all my stupid questions!
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    Whenever I feel the need for a tin foil hat I start to wonder if there is a FUD campaign powered by the "establishment" to encourage people not to investigate this area of computer science so that security holes will remain unnoti
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    Well there is a truth to that. However this might be something symptomatic. As power consumption is getting more and more interesting nowadays, having a minimal impact on system resources overall might still be a sensible goal.
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    It is written by Blake Moore who roams the world and works as a growth hacker. With emphasis on "growth hacker." Source the about author. Maybe Hacker News have been (growth) hacked?
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    Is it just me or does this article feel like something written together in one hour, based on information that one easily could find in 15 minutes, just to serve as a platform for selling their templates? I've come to expect a higher s
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    Interesting? but why does bash execute the code from standard output instead of simply displaying it to the user?
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    For me it is mplayer for life, I like the command line switches
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    Yes! I do like this project and thought about contributing, but then it struck me that I have next to no know how on windows systems... Is it possible to get it running on linux at all, via say wine?
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    you are right, I started out with piping it into less, to see if you are right and damn it if you are not right. I thought he did something with delays in the output. How and why does this work?
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    well a shell command if you can excuse my nitpicking. Had it been a bash script he wouldn't only have made a really nice easter egg but also found a security hole in curl.
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    Impressive!
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    Oh thanks for the answer! I'll definitely take a look at these projects even though I am clinically diagnosed with severe NIH!
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    Ah this is a really nice feature, really adds to the experience and feel that you are looking for. In your place I would add some simple bar on top, just a bunch of horizontal lines or whatever, so that the UI "affords" to be drag
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    This is a bit uncanny since I've been thinking quite a lot about these distortion effects and how to implement them with HTML5, js and css. Would you please enlighten us by giving us some hints on how to achieve the distortions? Also I
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    I find this interesting, as I've been toying with similar ideas in head. In particular the messenger / facebook side of things is of great value to me. However implementing and more importantly maintaining support for this protoc
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    by rijoja 9y ago

    Surely you could recommend it but to say that this is categorically true, is a bit of a stretch.