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by stillworks 4y ago
Did you mean Volume 4 Fascile 5 ? 4b is Combinatorial Algorithms.
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by stillworks 4y ago
Interesting anecdata… for quite some time it was possible to buy hardware from IBM with CPU cores locked and the buyer has to pay to unlock the cores. Not that all cores were locked, half of them were though.
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by stillworks 4y ago
That's literally trivial for a car with radar to detect. In principle that is correct… but radars in automotive application are unable (or rather not used) to detect non-moving targets ? Asking this because I know first hand th
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by stillworks 4y ago
Have a few questions, and some ideas.. may or may not help :) But definitely some food for thought and introspection. Lately, I feel exhausted with all the late night meetings thats required of me at work How long has this been going
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by stillworks 4y ago
Until you happen upon the recipes due to some random event !
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Tesla summoned but a small plane was in the way(old.reddit.com)
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by stillworks 5y ago
Can you possibly provide some objective comments on why that comment may be incorrect ?
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by stillworks 5y ago
Please do write this up. What a fantastic experience to learn more about !
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by stillworks 5y ago
> The U.K. healthcare system is the lowest level of medical service possible being made available with tax payers' contribution. > >Rubbish. Nice way to start :) >> International studies stick the UK health system high u
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by stillworks 5y ago
Saying this at the risk of being downvoted but don't really care as I feel I have to let it out. The U.K. healthcare system is the lowest level of medical service possible being made available with tax payers' contribution. The hi
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by stillworks 5y ago
It cannot potentially be Ponzi Scheme as their investors didn’t end up losing money.(The 0-sum was in the market participation) The kind of returns RenTech took, it would have to be a highly elaborate insider trading and why would a bunch o
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by stillworks 6y ago
It’s the way financing these days works on brand new cars. The buyer is paying off the difference between the price at the time of sale and the price at the end of finance term (plus interest on the difference) The price at the end of the t
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by stillworks 7y ago
I think if you find a compelling use case for it, you will figure it out :-) I scan physical books to PDFs and read them as Quicklook from Files. Now, these books sometimes refer to other parts within the same book. So I almost always split
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by stillworks 7y ago
What works for me is Solarized Light (or variants) when in a bright room or using a glossy screen. When in a dark environment or if I have access to a non glossy screen I switch to Solarized Dark. Currently the iPad is set to Grayscale mode
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by stillworks 7y ago
Alan Turing would like to know as well...
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by stillworks 7y ago
This is a very open ended question. For me, lazy as I am, most recursive algorithms operating on binary trees are a thing of beauty. Post-order ones even more so.
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by stillworks 7y ago
Possible to reveal the name of the company please ?
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by stillworks 7y ago
> "Elevate the world's consciousness" Well, when one provides an anti-work work place, the people actually trying to do their work need to elevate their consciousness to get anything done.
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by stillworks 7y ago
From the article: "Stated more formally: given non-negative integers k and n with k <= n" Focus on k <= n. Also, in the comments section in the article, the author counters a comment in favor of Python's random generato
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by stillworks 7y ago
I am curious about this too. In US and Canada has Amazon completely stopped selling things and only acting as a platform for third party sellers ? Instinctively, most people are probably looking for the best i.e. lowest price which is fair
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by stillworks 7y ago
Well, not sure if this is related to the actual topic (meditation), but I would agree with this. For the last one month, I have been sticking to intermittent fasting (16:8) and giving up on sugar entirely and redcuded carb intake to very sm
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by stillworks 7y ago
Yep, I have heard such stories. "Folks" were FPGA engineers and one of their primary target was to be able to cache "stuff" in SRAM as much as possible as that is the part which yields nanosecond latency. My experience w
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by stillworks 7y ago
Have to agree. Catering to HFT shops was already in 100 microsecond latency a few years ago using commodity hardware and software (cannot speak of Goldman Sachs but another one of similar ilk, can't imagine GS were much far away if not
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by stillworks 7y ago
:-) I use reactube everyday. It is permanently open on my desktop and also as a home screen shortcut on the phone. :+1:
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by stillworks 7y ago
Is there a TL;DR for the video ? The way I understood it was that in case of no steering input and somewhat constant load, the ECU would "assume" the engine is being tested (on a rolling road) and then would start burning rich whi
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by stillworks 7y ago
Granted the article is a bit of a "Decaf-Soy-Latte", but in my experience, whatever that can be monitored should be monitored. Software deliveries/releases can often realistically be non-perfect. (Don't have direct exper
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by stillworks 7y ago
I haven't ever been in a team/company personally who follow this, but seems like a very effective way https://www.inc.com/justin-bariso/jeff-bezos-knows-how-to-ru... I wonder why a big SV company is not follo
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by stillworks 7y ago
Objectively speaking, I hear you. The numbers are in your favor. And full disclosure, I have not yet tried cycling in London. But from a car drivers perspective, to me it seems that if by any chance, I made a contact with a cyclist even at
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by stillworks 7y ago
Space is not at a premium the U.S. There is plenty opportuinity there to start working towards a very efficient transit infrastructure which will allow for Bikes, Cars, Buses and what not. I have travelled/driven between the west coast
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by stillworks 7y ago
I have to agree. The article seems like a popularity peice for the politicians involved therein. Also the graph comparing motoring costs to public transport costs is questionable. Personally, we downsized from two car houshold to a single c

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