tonmoy

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   by tonmoy 9y ago

   To save power I guess
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   by tonmoy 9y ago

   It’s not just the number of offsprings a single individual produces, rather all offspring defending from that individual that should matter. You can waste energy trying to change according to the environment and live long enough to produce
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   by tonmoy 9y ago

   Transmission is pretty good. Lightweight and looks same on Linux/Windows
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   by tonmoy 9y ago

   That just may be the current administration’s specific policies, the next one could very well be different.
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   by tonmoy 9y ago

   Your logic assumes that most people are so shallow that they would stop working/trying to improve their conditions after they are able to live “comfortably”. There are several wealthy countries that provide this kind of welfare without
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   by tonmoy 9y ago

   You would know that a third party is not even storing your encrypted data for a future time when that encryption method/implementation may become obsolete.
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   by tonmoy 9y ago

   What specific actions by intel are you proposing we should hold the CEO accountable for?
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   by tonmoy 9y ago

   I'm not that savvy with security so I need a little help understanding this. According to the google security blog: > Google Chrome > Some user or customer action needed. More information here ( https://support.google.c
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   by tonmoy 9y ago

   This is not something new, Chisel is fairly mature by now. Chisel was made by the same people who created RISCV based rocket chip. In fact rocket chip is written using Chisel https://github.com/freechipsproject/rocket-c
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    You could build a bridge with gut feeling, but if you wanted a stable bridge with the least possible material then you have to use math. In most software engineering cases, I guess having an abundance of resources lets us get away without m
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    Just because there are hundreds of other problems does not mean we can’t focus on and try to solve one of them.
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    I think the GP means that the commercials show how you can ask Siri to search for their product.
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    Like when stadium full of football (soccer) fans start chanting the team name and sometimes even songs without any centralized entity
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    I think the GP was referring to turning off the auto train on faces when entering the correct passcode feature
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    I don’t think he was part of Top Gear at the time of the crash
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    Use the extra money to fund a scholarship
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    So the GGP is actually talking about a different kind of "analog" computer compared to what the article is talking about?
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    If you lose your phone you could mark it lost on iCloud, or remove it from iCloud altogether
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    It’s exciting to see open source RISC-V gaining momentum on the HW world
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    This is so exciting, can’t wait for all the open source contributions to RISC-V WD will make
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    Since the GP did not mention a time frame I assumed yearly (otherwise it would be most countries instead of some). And when you compare GDP with a the value of a company it sounds like “company X is more valuable than country Y” to most peo
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    GDP is a measure of everything produced in a country per year . It makes no sense to compare the value of a company with growth per year.
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    Then why do so many companies spend so much money buying ARM cores, they have the ISA (more or less) and the compiler, why doesn’t every chip design company make their own processor? I know for a fact that some companies that had their own
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    Glad to see open source catching up to pro proprietary in this space. I’m assuming all their code is in this repo: https://bitbucket.org/casl/
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    I have actually seen some professors reluctant to take on US students. With foreign students they at least know for sure that they won’t be able to leave as easily
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    I consider myself tech savvy (by no means do I understand that much more than an average user). When I tried to enable my company’s mail on my personal iPhone, I was prompted to install a certificate. In my haste I thought it was just a cer
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    What does “seback” mean? I couldn’t find anything in 30 seconds of googling
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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    I wonder why evolutionary algorithms never managed to be that successful.
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    To stay young, kill zombie cells(nature.com)

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    by tonmoy 9y ago

    It was thought in the 1850s that chess would destroy the minds of young generations https://medium.com/message/why-chess-will-destroy-your-mind-...