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by sufiyan 8y ago
You might say it is becoming riotous
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by sufiyan 8y ago
And I'm one among the suckers who paid ~300 USD. I'm just stupid.
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by sufiyan 8y ago
Could you expound on (1). I have been toyed around by my former Co founder who sweet talked me into believing him. I still think I suck at understanding human behaviour and nature. Are there any telling signs that help you?
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by sufiyan 8y ago
You just don't know about sustainable agriculture and drip irrigation. So, your comment isn't well informed. We won't have a good shortage. The smart farmers will figure a way out.
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by sufiyan 8y ago
The very talk of space division multiplexing rather than time division multiplexing just sent a shiver down my spine. Caches are going to get super thrashed in those situations and just cleaning and reloading for the next application will d
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by sufiyan 8y ago
Are you looking for hardware engineers?
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by sufiyan 8y ago
Major takeaway : We are too bored to bother with really understanding stuff from first principles, let the computer do my work and I'll write a paper that I made the computer do my work.
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by sufiyan 8y ago
Title misleading
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by sufiyan 9y ago
Having seen many of my more affluent friends going abroad for Uni and just spending their time and parents money on booze and girls, there is a huge element of truth in what OP says. It is a subsidy for the rich and affluent.
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by sufiyan 10y ago
I am not blaming anyone, Before people think Burma is a mountainous, rosy and cheery place you must remember the blood they spill everyday.
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by sufiyan 10y ago
This is from a few weeks back - http://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/the-murder-of-an-hon... I accept it is not black and white and it is all shades of grey, however as you point out these are people who have b
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by sufiyan 10y ago
Welcome to Burma - the land of the Rohingya genocide.
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by sufiyan 10y ago
One must bear in mind that wccftech has always been one to leak stuff. Take what you might want to from that. More importantly though, Intel definitely needs competition. This is really good news and I hope it plays out well.
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by sufiyan 10y ago
Then the question arises why write it like that twice. Why is not written in Hindi even once?
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by sufiyan 10y ago
Yes. So, can I read Urdu and the hey looks like a bey. ب has the dot below it which you can clearly see in all images. ح doesn't have any dots beneath it.
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by sufiyan 10y ago
The going rate for Rs.500 in Bangalore which is a fairly developed part of India is Rs. 180. So, your 60% number is not fully wrong.
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by sufiyan 10y ago
Actually the previous time that this was shared on HN, the article clearly pointed out that less than 25% of the accounts are actually active.
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by sufiyan 10y ago
Nope. This decision seems to have happened at the whim of 3 people - the PM, the finance minister, the RBI governor. Clearly they didn't even proof read the notes. The back side of the 2k rupee notes is a mess. They screwed up the spel
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Intel Buys Virtual-Reality Specialist Voke(wsj.com)
2 points by sufiyan 10y ago|0 comments
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by sufiyan 10y ago
But then again the C and D grade students are backed by wealthy parents who can afford them slacking off. This is not to undermine any of them but, when you have a fairly soft bed to fall on when things take a wrong turn, you are more willi
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by sufiyan 10y ago
Wait but why? Are they using this for their next generation iPhone packing (wastage as it is otherwise called)
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by sufiyan 10y ago
And it is precisely because of this that the paper has to go through peer review and also the authors specifically state that the optimisations that they do make the code run at least as fast if not faster than the state of the art.
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by sufiyan 11y ago
Did he finally become a doctor?
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Arabic Programming Language Shows How Computers Revolve Around the Western World(mic.com)
6 points by sufiyan 11y ago|0 comments
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by sufiyan 11y ago
I meant reduce the refresh rate. My bad. Should have proof read what I typed. Essentially, what I meant was that many dram chips needn't be refreshed as often as they are now.
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by sufiyan 11y ago
Looks a little like AVD Address Value Delta that Onur Mutlu proposed.
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by sufiyan 11y ago
Why is this even anything big? I mean, at almost ~2 GB/s, isn't this like snails pace for enterprise systems.
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by sufiyan 11y ago
Yeah. But the author seems to have gotten some good money from amd you write about them rather than go out and say that, amd is also dying much like the others. I highly doubt if arm will ever become a serious contender in the desktop compu
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by sufiyan 11y ago
True for most of the world of consumer electronics. 10 cent saving on a TV - the person who proposes the technique stands to make a quarters salary as a bonus.
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by sufiyan 11y ago
If so, why dont they increase refresh rates given that most of the memory (>95%) can do refreshes at numbers of over 3x existing refresh rates. This could potentially increase the energy savings and also potentially make the system faste

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