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by spitfire 7y ago
I'd like to see a comparison running different speeds of memory, different CAS latencies, etc. Can you run this thing safely with 3200mhz? or do you really need 3600mhz?
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by spitfire 7y ago
Well the OODA loop part is totally off. IT'S NOT A LOOP! Also, it's not a decision making process, it's a learning process. The decisions are supposed to be instictual like walking is. The worldview is there, but if you don&#
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by spitfire 7y ago
Already sort of happened in the mechanical watch space. When the quartz crisis hit in the 1970's all the traditional Swiss watchmakers had to move upmarket with fancier complications. I expect the same thing to happen to ICE automobile
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by spitfire 7y ago
Don't forget Tandem! The original distributed/nonstop database (in 1981 no less). And the originators of the 5-minute paper. HPE truly is where greatness goes to die. https://www.hpl.hp.com/techreports/tandem&
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by spitfire 7y ago
You're suggesting Julius Steicher shouldn't have been charged in the Nuremberg trials? There is a direct comparison to the actions taken leading up to and during WWII and now. It's the exact same material being published agai
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by spitfire 7y ago
A trove of emails between Steve Bannon, Breitbart, Milo and I think Paul Joseph Watson were released a while ago. In those emails Bannon instructs Milo/etc to target specific groups. There were multiple instances of this throughout the
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by spitfire 8y ago
He's good friends with Stephen Wolfram. Take that any way you like.
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by spitfire 8y ago
Where is this being discussed by knowledgeable people and not getting deleted? I'm asking because I'd really like to know more of the details.
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by spitfire 8y ago
Back in the 1990's when the AMD Athlon first came out Slot 1 was supposed to share the bus with the DEC Alpha. The idea was you replace the bios and you could use the same motherboard for both DEC Alpha or AMD Athlon. Of course, that n
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by spitfire 8y ago
This thread is a little perplexing. There's some great commentary going on here, and some fantastic references. However, why does it have to be a binary Text OR visualization? Code gets loaded from a file into an AST, from there you
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by spitfire 8y ago
Quantrix modeler is actually the successor to Quantrix for nextstep. Quantrix was a contemporary of Improv. Not sure I remember which came first. But Quantrix was the better of the two. I'm collecting a pile of "good ideas"..
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by spitfire 8y ago
That's the idea behind Nicholas Nassim Taleb's most recent book "skin in the game". People should be exposed to the downside risks of their actions.
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by spitfire 8y ago
Why can't you do some non-linear optimization with your resource routing? Power grids have been doing this for ages .
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by spitfire 8y ago
RICO violation or something? Of course, it's Chicago so that'd go nowhere fast.
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by spitfire 8y ago
One note is that perhaps people roll the dice because they want to feel some control and forward momentum. But if you're sitting in the car, being autonomously driven somewhere will you be so impatient? I assume the car will give you a
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by spitfire 8y ago
Just as a point of reference here - I'm not taking sides in this debate, I vividly remember reading about the 1999 Toronto 87 car pile up. Fog on a straight road caused an 87 car pile up after a trailer jackknifed. The point in the art
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by spitfire 8y ago
Hunter and Schmidt did a meta-study of 85 (now 100, with the follow up) years of research on hiring criteria. [1] There are three attributes you need to select for to identify performing employees in intellectual fields. - General men
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by spitfire 8y ago
Essentially a compiler would have to add energy pressure alongside its existing scheduling for memory atency/pressure. Doable, but someone will have to take the first jump.
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by spitfire 8y ago
Can this run a RISC-V core? It would be very nice to bring the cost of experimentation in CPU cores down to something easily accessible to even students. In the same way that RPI brought computing and hardware interfacing down to basically
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by spitfire 8y ago
Do you have contact information?
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by spitfire 8y ago
Links? I loved Neuromancer, Snow Crash and others of the time.
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by spitfire 8y ago
The article says they have a range of 500Miles and a flight time of 1hr - that's 500M/hr. Do current radar systems track a plane with enough frequency/detail to observe an aircrafts performance (turn rate, climb, speed, etc)?
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by spitfire 8y ago
Isn't that the bible belt?
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by spitfire 8y ago
Basically implement double entry accounting. I think ideally you want something like Rich Hickey speaks about when he speaks of Datomic. An append only database. You can see what the previous values for that row were, along with schema chan
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by spitfire 8y ago
It was the skewgear (drive shafts) for the magnetos which were failing. They had a few go out before they traced down the problem. I love the sound of a Merlin.
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by spitfire 8y ago
The response to the exploding offer is incorrect. The correct response is "No thank you." For extra style points tack on "But it was great talking with you, I'll be sure to tell my colleagues about you."
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by spitfire 8y ago
On the opposite team Al-Qaeda and ISIS snipers learned to use wool blankets. So if you're ever in a war-zone and see a nice wool blanked in the middle of nowhere, take cover.
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by spitfire 8y ago
CR is an excellent blog. I've been reading since way back when Tanta was writing. To sum up the entire thing, start being afraid when people are too successful(or fat and happy. Anyone who gets a big exit in a boiling market, you can n
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by spitfire 8y ago
I've always thought you could predict the characters in a password by looking at the oil/polish on the keycaps. I always figured this could be an attack someday. But didn't know the tech was cheap enough/sensitive enough
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by spitfire 8y ago
Airplane.

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