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6y ago
Or do as the "Flash Boys": use a microwave link with direct path, and post from the network card, avoiding the kernel stack... I've enjoy your humorous reference.
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The experience of the 80s was slowness, things were so slow that it's unimaginable now. So unimaginable that we don’t remember the feeling anymore. The experience was so slow, that you can play another game while loading [1]. Namco eve
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6y ago
ChaiScript [1] For c++. Almost trivial to add functions or calls in both directions. - Header only project, with modern c++. Able to compile with and without mutex. Multiple context can run in parallel. - Awesome integration and binding wit
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6y ago
I can't agree more. Do you use any library for the binding? I use sol2.
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6y ago
Luajit + sol2. It rocks.
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6y ago
Ooops. I used PACE based STB by 2002 and they had booting problems. I have blame the OS for 18 years. But that explanation about EMF makes sense.
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6y ago
By 1989 RISC OS was awesome, but by 1995 it lacked the same features as other famous OSs (I will not name the other OS to avoid a flame war). RISC OS used cooperative multitasking and it lacked virtual memory protection. By 1995 linux or BS
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6y ago
Agree
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My first contact with substitution cyphers and frequency analysis was at 11, reading the Gold Bug from Edgar Allan Poe. I have fond memories of that time, writing and decoding messages with school friends. I have always assume that a lot of
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That's a common meme of the last 40.000 years. Olders love criticizing younger generations. Don't worry it happens in urban areas, in the jungle and at kings court. Human nature, my elders criticized my 30 years ago, and now I do
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You do the right thing. Nature can be cruel and merciless. And hypothermia is not just for winter. There are countless histories in the Alps and the Pyrenees of weekend hikers that go up in t-shirts and shorts, and then suddenly the weather
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I have never seen that word huh written or pronounced in Spanish, French o Italian. ... But know it exists. I suppose more than one reader has pronounced aloud, in his native language, so it exits.
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Twitter. I used to write long pendantic paragraphs without going to the point. Trying to address all possible combinations in the same sentence. Abusing passive voice and nesting sentences. The character limitation in Twitter, forces you to
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This is why I love HN. I was going to the shelving to check the cost in the Wirth book [1], and the right number was already published in HN. [1] Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs / Niklaus Wirth.
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As you point out, the sorting of arrays and sequential access files (tapes) have different algorithms. the cost of access to a tape record is not negligible and it is the main cost. But for arrays/memory it's almost 0, the weight
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Wake up, Neo... The Matrix has you...
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This is the best part of HN. Not only you did a comment on previous post, but it's a comment from the author of an awesome guide [ https://use-the-index-luke.com ]. Markus, I can assure you, that your guide has saved a lot of
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6y ago
The PostgreSQL exercises web [1] is an awesome intro to basic and medium level topics. It has been discussed previously in HN [2]. [1] https://pgexercises.com/ [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=120229
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And maintain the old one for backward compatibility.
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Your comment is food for the brain. :)
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The concept of "Unknown Unknowns" changed my approach to life for better. I was one of those laughing to the famous speech [1] the very first time I heard it. After a few days, I begin to grasp the epistemological truth in it, mak
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Been a bridge between two fields is a differential factor in your favor that you can enjoy and monetize. One of my first projects was a lisp + cad + export bill of materials + inventory + versioning. I was the younger and the only one they
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The organizers had a hunch that Luckin Coffee, China’s fast-growing challenger to Starbucks and a company traded in the U.S. stock market, was falsifying financial statements to exaggerate its sales. The organizer set out to prove it, deplo
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The Big China Short
(thewirechina.com)
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Martingala with transaction costs are not profitable.
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“The funding problem for SMEs is very urgent,” says Luo. “They don’t have capital flow.”
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Wuhan’s Lockdown Is Over. Its Economic Pain Is Just Beginning
(sixthtone.com)
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Development of CRISPR as a prophylactic strategy to combat novel coronavirus
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Covid-19 outbreak associated with air conditioning in restaurant in Guangzhou
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Taleb opinion about this: UK Policy is a speculative lunacy. Playing with the toy standard epidemiological SIR model. We have no idea how model parameters cause a yuuuge variation in ourcomes. We don't even know the central parameters&
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