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by sounds 10y ago
Yes, I've visited their website frequently. No, I don't think their stereotype is changed when they push out some documents and software. It's cultural. Gongkai vs. Open Source.
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by sounds 10y ago
I did not see anywhere on http://mxe.cc that said it compiled Windows binaries?
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by sounds 10y ago
It appears the key success metric will be companies who: 1. Entered the emerging electric vehicle space with a "good enough" product that people will buy it. 2. Continuously innovate with new models. Since these are large pieces o
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by sounds 10y ago
If you published this as a blog post (anonymize first, if you wish), and it included some measurements along the way of what you've seen over 4 years, you'd get a happy following here on HN and over at dslreports.com. Please do!
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by sounds 10y ago
I've spent a lot of time using both OpenCL and CUDA, and I would recommend CUDA not because I like NVidia as a company, but because your productivity will be so much higher. NVidia has really invested into their developer resources. Of
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by sounds 10y ago
Please cite a source?
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by sounds 10y ago
The answer is in the comments on the kickstarter page: [1] > @dean blackketter The Omega2 uses the MT7688 580MHz MIPS processor. MediaTek is notoriously hostile to the open source community [2] [3]. The Omega (the previous board by onion
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by sounds 10y ago
This matches the anecdata I have collected. So yeah, I'm not an industry analyst at all, not even close. But this article matches what I've seen: - iPhone 6, 6+, 6S are popular - iPhone 7, 7+, 7 Pro looks like they will be meh, no
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by sounds 10y ago
Your statement "they are making good progress in one way, but still destroying trust in another" is problematic because it omits the most important detail: what is your proposed solution? A Novena from Bunnie? https://w
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by sounds 10y ago
I like the idea of putting a small amount of glittery fingernail polish over the screw, then taking a high res picture. The idea is from Eric Michaud and Ryan Lackey's presentation at 30C3 (2013 CCC), but this is a decent writeup: htt
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by sounds 10y ago
I never thought HTI had achievable goals. Even their lack of engagement with the scientific community puts them in the same camp as climate change deniers. Here's some good reading, though: http://www.spacex.com/sites&#
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by sounds 10y ago
After reading the article, I think what you describe can easily be implemented -- at the _app_ level. The big change is that Android no longer provides an ability to add a CA for all apps on the device ("device global CA"). There
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by sounds 10y ago
Can you ask a more specific question? The article covers a number of topics and without any additional information, I can only say, "yes, there's a good chance you can disable secure boot -- but no, there's not a high probabi
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by sounds 10y ago
I'd suggest that it is not treaties that lead to good trans-national relations. TTIP, CETA, and the WTO treaty are examples of modern controversial treaties and treaties historically have been viewed as a very negative outcome for one
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by sounds 10y ago
I know some of the engineers on the project, and can verify that they are not doing neural nets or AI at all. Their reasons for writing this are exactly as they say publicly. Occam's razor applies, but in terms of conspiracy tea, do yo
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by sounds 10y ago
I think he understood the efficiency limits, or in other words, the theory of the Carnot Cycle. Other than the minimal amount of global heating -- which should be thought about, but it's a lot better than CO2! -- why not just produce m
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by sounds 10y ago
The same errors appear multiple times: backslash instead of a double-quote mark, two consecutive "f" characters deleted. I suspect this to be a software problem, not a copyediting problem. It also references figures that are missi
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by sounds 10y ago
How about anti-national-sovereignty? The secret drafts and the extra-legal processes weaken national sovereignty. I think a strong nation is good for consumers, and a weak nation destroys the consumer base.
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by sounds 10y ago
I actually think a "gamified" feedback system will lead to a bad outcome, especially because it builds a false hope that $random_user with $points > big_number will solve all my problems. A good system would have a few "co
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by sounds 10y ago
Have you (or anyone reading this) considered selling your services as a contractor / consultant? In particular, I imagine a web forum where you can discuss what's going on in Shenzhen with interested people from the US, in English
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by sounds 10y ago
I will second the statement that Jacob is an able and skilled developer. I have worked with him on projects long ago, however, so he can certainly have chosen where to focus his time and attention. Just because you don't see him code,
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by sounds 10y ago
While I was homeless I noticed how few people really made a difference. There are some, but you figure out pretty quickly which people to go to (and which to avoid). Do you think crime will increase when every person receives money at the s
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by sounds 10y ago
There have been some articles suggesting that shipping contracts (especially futures) are an economic indicator that still leads the market. Scrapping your capacity could be taken as an indicator as well.
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by sounds 10y ago
One question this raises is the frequency of the BI check. I think many people would need a BI deposit weekly.
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by sounds 10y ago
This law suit is frivolous based on the assumption that APIs are not copyrightable (a very reasonable assumption in 2009).
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by sounds 10y ago
And "free trade" treaties also have the convenient feature that they can be used for far more than just copyright. It's criminal.
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by sounds 10y ago
And when a viable solution to the constraints imposed by CAP theorem arises? I would think that will happen sooner rather than later.
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by sounds 10y ago
There are also many Arm Chromebooks.
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by sounds 10y ago
Hard drives store firmware (executable code) on hidden sectors of the drive. The amount of firmware they store in flash is relatively small. That may help explain how your drive's firmware got corrupted.
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by sounds 10y ago
Actually it's not that hard: 1. Go to https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/ 2. Click on the largest version number (46.0.1 right now) 3. Select "EME-free" under your OS 4. Select your l

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