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by rimher 9y ago
As an Italian this makes me happy and sad at the same time. We had so much talent and so many great ideas, I'm glad that they're still around in the world, it's just a shame we couldn't understand their value and promote
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Napa.js: A multi-threaded JavaScript runtime(github.com)
419 points by rimher 9y ago|204 comments
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by rimher 9y ago
Good idea to splice it up, makes it easier to tackle. Link to full pdf by the way: http://futuretech.blinkenlights.nl/misc/cpumemory.pdf
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by rimher 9y ago
If this is really what Google is trying to do, it's pointless. Google can't stop Facebook when it already has 2bln users, plus WhatsApp and Instagram. There's just no way Google can beat them at their own game.
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by rimher 9y ago
I've taken a class in college about the Linux kernel, and it's still amazing to see how complicated it actually is. I've got a fairly good idea of how many pieces work, but the whole thing together still puzzles me at times.
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by rimher 9y ago
How many cores will the new CPUs have? I remember someone telling me that the older version all had 2 cores only
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by rimher 9y ago
Unfortunately this is never going to work in Rome, where there's a whole underground city already
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by rimher 9y ago
Most definitely, his works in literature are brilliant even for non-scientists!
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Feynman on Science vs. Religion and Why Uncertainty Is Central to Morality(brainpickings.org)
12 points by rimher 9y ago|2 comments
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Generating all permutations, combinations, and power set of a string (2012)(exceptional-code.blogspot.com)
144 points by rimher 9y ago|44 comments
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How To: Design for Exception Safety(msdn.microsoft.com)
1 points by rimher 10y ago|0 comments
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by rimher 10y ago
This might be cliche, but one of the books that I felt had the best approach in tying it all together is "Gödel, Escher & Bach". It's brilliant in its simplicity and makes all the right connections between a simplified ex
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by rimher 10y ago
Awesome, thanks!
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by rimher 10y ago
One of the most fascinating things I discovered when studying Computer Science is the deep connection that exists between CS and Philosophy in general. When CS was born, it wasn't by 'accident' or because some 'genius&#x
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Speed Reading is Bullshit(medium.com)
4 points by rimher 10y ago|0 comments
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by rimher 10y ago
To learn about recursion you might also be interested in this: https://goo.gl/kb92KJ
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by rimher 10y ago
Non-mobile link: https://www.facebook.com/notes/kent-beck/mastering-programmi...
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by rimher 10y ago
I was simply shocked to read that Google as a whole consumes as much as a whole metropolis. The fact that they're going green, is awesome on their part..!
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by rimher 10y ago
Really nice! Sometimes using other build tools can seems simpler, but the article shows very nicely how make can be incrementally constructed to support any kind of project. Lack of cross-platform compatibility could be an issue though
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by rimher 10y ago
I'd recommend reading absolutely everything that's on this website. Everything from CS-related stuff to Feynman is worth the time!
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The hacker manifesto(mithral.com)
1 points by rimher 10y ago|0 comments
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by rimher 10y ago
Michael Crichton was right
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A Brief Introduction to Rvalue References(artima.com)
2 points by rimher 10y ago|0 comments