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Typically people saw Apple as hardware then software company. The. FAANG came along because of some business tv program. And now we dropped apple again.
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Why should I trust that my own private blog would outlast commercial platforms?
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I would advice against resources like KA and 3B1brown. I'm a firm believer that you don't truly understand material unless you also understand a proof for it. Ane while those resources are AMAZING for simple intuition building, th
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I hear this a lot and each time it just reminds me of "Ow you didn't invite to the party? Thats ok I didn't want to go anyway :("
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6y ago
If I want to do a 10 week internship in the US from an EU country. Would this always be possible or do I need to apply for a lottery of some sort?
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To add to this, people underestimate how long it might take understand material on a proper level. My favorite quote in Axler's linear algebra done right was that if you take less than an hour per page, your doing something wrong. I ag
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The full conversation can be seen here on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5g4Zl8ppQA
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I would argue that investment drives relevancy, not availability.
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Sometimes I would like to play games with my friends, and sometimes I would MUCH prefer just lurking on a stream brain dead. It only harms the discussion to frame it one-dimensionally
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This sounds more like a letter of a depressed person than anybody else. Or maybe we blame procrastination for the causes that gives him this feeling while there is a much deeper issue (on a societal level)
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> In defining V2X for 5G, Seo says the most challenging thing was to provide high data throughput, reliability, and low latency, both of which are essential for anything beyond the most basic communications. Seo explains that earlier sta
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I would die for an good proper view of the instruction decoder. While there are some (still not many) resources on microcode. I have yet to see an extensive look at the exact logic of the instruction decoder. I don't know if the follow
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I would say that an important distinction is that there are enough interesting articles posted in here which are not news related that make it worth while. But obviously I am biased here.
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Ongoing Meow attack has nuked 1k databases without telling anyone why
(arstechnica.com)
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is two hours really that long?
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Can somebody explain to me why we care about these classifications, and why I wouldn't want to divide these into more (slightly) arbitrary groups?
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How are you so sure that you would have succeeded when they didn't?
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Not OP, bur Gödel was a mathematician and the comment was not necessarily about being using the scientific method, but rigor.
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Thanks. I'm glad I didn't waste more time on this article.
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I tried getting through this blog but it was just way to much effort to learn the actual idea. Can anybody give me an TL;DR?
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> but the top 1% make like 35k a year on average, and everyone else makes peanuts or zero Where do you get that idea from?
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Is there some sort of preview material? I am always quite skeptical about mathematics through programming books, so it would be nice to get a feel for it's rigor.
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Some instructions can crash Intel Ice Lake processors and reboot the OS
(youtrack.jetbrains.com)
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This made me tilted from losing too much
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Nice blog! Would it fair to say that the following can be considered an encoding of an instruction? ADD rax, rax Since if we do then we can actually say x86 has 2 forms of encoding. It's assembly form and it's binary form which is
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Sure often guessing is undesirable, but that guess can quickly be resolved with a little extra context. And with only a tiny piece of context you have an immensely powerful tool
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on a side note, I'm still disappointed to see that they didn't improve on the EAPM restriction to truly show they can beat humans without machine-y advantages. Still what they have accomplished is a miracle.
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I would like to second this. For the past 4-5 years I have lurking this site and /r/programming in parallel. And while both communities definitely have their common accepted opinions, the good technical discussions seem to alway
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Can you source the claim it is developed almost exclusively in China?
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How We Solved the Worst Minigame in Zelda's History [video]
(youtube.com)
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