syberslidder

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by syberslidder 5y ago
Isn't it crazy how the Palestinians are always portrayed as the bad guys, but whose on Western media 24/7 every war trying to explain why killing children and destroying civilian infrastructure is the right thing to do? Why check
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by syberslidder 5y ago
Why do people always take the IDF at face value? Just two days ago they admitted to lying to the media about a ground invasion as a military tactic, what makes you think they would not lie about this? They've provided zero proof for ta
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by syberslidder 5y ago
Kind of crazy what you can get away with when the world's sole superpower gives you a blank check. What's next? Hospitals, places of worship, UN buildings? That's a rhetorical question, they've targeted all of those in t
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by syberslidder 6y ago
Similar to overall performance, power consumption has many factors. As others have pointed out, a new process is a big part of it. Additionally, they have very efficient and well designed small cores in their SoC and one benefit their full
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by syberslidder 6y ago
To follow-up on my own point, once an x86 instruction has been decoded into a micro-op, it gets stored in a micro-op cache, where the vast majority of the frontend spends it's time fetching from. Additionally, "in flight" is
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by syberslidder 6y ago
4 x86 decoders, all modern x86 CPUs have micro-op caches that are wider than 4 and the retire width of the machines are 6 or greater. Saying it can process twice as many instructions per clock cycle is an incredibly incorrect statement.
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Accelerating Java Streams on SPARC(community.oracle.com)
2 points by syberslidder 10y ago|0 comments
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by syberslidder 13y ago
Are you asking how C gets turned into Assembly or how does C interact with the machine? A compiler will compile your C code into assembly and an assembler will produce machine code from your assembly. Everything, no matter how high level it
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by syberslidder 13y ago
Java is still relevant because of how much code is written in Java.
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Ask HN: Is CPAN all that good?
3 points by syberslidder 14y ago|1 comments
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by syberslidder 14y ago
Some people just don't make the cut, I believe the number isn't small of who can, but it isn't that large either
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by syberslidder 14y ago
How often is it important to treat code as data (in general) and would you say it makes things less complex than a C-like language?
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Ask HN: Am I missing the Lisp magic?
15 points by syberslidder 14y ago|11 comments
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by syberslidder 14y ago
1. get accepted into MIT 2. continue losing weight (40 lbs so far) 3. just got a Xilinx/Digilent Atlys FPGA board and hope to have a pimped out CPU implemented on it with HDMI, Ethernet, Audio, and SPI storage interfaces 4. Better understan
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Ask HN: With N numbers, determine if a tie is possible?
2 points by syberslidder 14y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: How to learn web scalability?
42 points by syberslidder 14y ago|19 comments
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Ask HN: What problems need to be solved for mobile?
7 points by syberslidder 14y ago|4 comments
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by syberslidder 14y ago
I am willing to do some work to show off my skills too :D
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Ask HN: Any YC or other start ups looking for a college hacker?
1 points by syberslidder 14y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Web logging tools?
1 points by syberslidder 14y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Thin-layer startup?
1 points by syberslidder 14y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Hire me in a year?
6 points by syberslidder 14y ago|3 comments
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by syberslidder 14y ago
I agree with this. I am a college student and I recently left my part time job at a start up. It went from trying to change how people interact across the globe to trying to put anything out there that would help the company survive. Got ti
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by syberslidder 14y ago
and that 7 hours is my semesterly average over the past 6 semesters, not a one time thing :)
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by syberslidder 14y ago
I currently attend the University of South Carolina/their honors college, which was just voted #1 public honors college in the nation, and yes we rock football
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Ask HN: How to look for jobs in silicon valley , especially start ups
2 points by syberslidder 14y ago|5 comments
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by syberslidder 14y ago
Do you guys think I am on track with the technologies I am teaching myself? Also since I do not graduate for a year from now, when do you think is an optimal time to try to make contact? I am looking for a way to get in contact with as many
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by syberslidder 14y ago
The start ups that really interest me are those that are catering to the tech world in general, for example, medera cloud (spelling?) that came out the other day, or something like heroku, I really want to build things that are HUGE and sca
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Ask HN: Would you hire me out of college? Willing to live in the office
7 points by syberslidder 14y ago|10 comments
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Ask HN - Would a start up take me seriously?
1 points by syberslidder 15y ago|1 comments

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