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silentOpen
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Virtual machines can migrate at lightspeed?
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What is the minimum noise intensity/spectrum to remove sensor fingerprint?
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14y ago
No shader compiler => lame.
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Just got my T430s 6 weeks after ordering. Lenovo charged and uncharged my debit card and revised their shipping estimate 5+ times. 5 days before receiving the machine, I received an email telling me that federal regulations did not permit t
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silentOpen
14y ago
http://www.adapteva.com/introduction/ Each core is a RISC processor with local memory. OpenCL is designed to target heterogeneous architectures and map to whatever compute is available.
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Cores are actually general-purpose: not SIMT/warps with expensive branches.
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14y ago
Is it really so hard to understand that it hasn't been called the language shootout for over 5 years - and you are promoting "the same sort of (misinformed) tribalism-by-language" by talking about it in those terms? The "benchmarks game"
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Is it really so hard to understand that the language shootout promotes the same sort of (misinformed) tribalism-by-language that the blog post author both dislikes (otherwise, why concern yourself over relatively pointless microbenchmarks o
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It doesn't have to be tribal, either.
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14y ago
Do you have an example case where this perjury clause was exercised successfully?
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Unrhetorically, What is the relationship between fold + cons (::) and monadic bind ? What is the natural transformation from fold to functorial map ? Is there a sensical dual? Thanks.
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And our nascent dynamic fabricator pipelines? Robo-knitting definitely by 2040?
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14y ago
"Through an open standards approach, WebRTC integrates browser-to-browser communications directly into the fabric of the Internet." Why is this source credible?
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Desugaring JavaScript
(cs.brown.edu)
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js_of_ocaml http://ocsigen.org/js_of_ocaml/
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Algebraic data type http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algebraic_data_type
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Complexity or model? Torsion is biplanar directed? We know quantum constants. Is a cosmological bivector so different? Should be observable? If only we could measure universal expansion accurately at small timescales, we could listen to the
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15y ago
It is easier for crawlers to ingest.
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15y ago
http://www.khronos.org/registry/webgl/extensions/OES_texture... No dynamic server-side templating language, easily transformable to other XML formats (docbook, atom (see front page of registry)). If the user/client has libxml, the process
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When you've tried to inform the vendor and have been rebuffed, a demonstration of the vulnerability helps convey the gravity of the issue.
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Attribution rights should last forever.
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Blocking? This is just a gentleman's agreement to respect the author's wishes. Does Pinterest include attribution?
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In some ways, the labor-capital pendulum has begun to swing back toward capital domination for large-scale compute. You need a lot of capital to get an up-to-date web-scale index, today. Of course, the "pendulum" isn't discrete and is reall
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War campaigns do not create structural employment, only demand shock employment. Id est, we don't need 10e6 jobs next year, we need 10e6 jobs for the next two decades.
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As long as no one comments out that checkbox , we still have a general purpose computer...
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I don't want leg braces! Wouldn't it be easier to just learn how to use a wheelchair properly?
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Can the implementation be typed? https://github.com/Proxino/TypedJS/blob/master/typed.js
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What is the license that is free for non-commercial use? Static type checking is nice but implementation in a non-statically-type-checked language is unfortunate.
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SPDY may be technically sound but... My objection to this turn of events is almost entirely related to the behavior of Google and their search deal with Mozilla. Mozilla has compromised their principles again and again for Google and it i
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SPDY may be technically sound but... Traffic is harder to debug. Google continues to act like it owns the Web. These are disadvantages for the world. Bring on the downvotes of the naive Googlers! This place was getting boring anyway...
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