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by tonmoy 9y ago
Maybe from cooking meat?
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by tonmoy 9y ago
That sounds like a receptor for spereading disease maybe even something like Kuru
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by tonmoy 9y ago
A lot of microphones and speakers have built in hardware low pass filters that kill anything above 15kHz
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Ask HN: How can I start contributing to RISC-V open processors
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by tonmoy 9y ago
I think it would be different for each person. Personally I try to optimize for contributing to the collective human knowledge and enabling others to do so
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by tonmoy 9y ago
Why are we trying to optimize ourselves to maximize happiness? Of course the hunter gatherers were happier, they evolved their happiness enducing brains slowly in the span of hundreds of thousands of years. In contrast we are living in a fa
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by tonmoy 9y ago
Not much, but I’d say it is more maintainable as well (you can change priority/get rid of the top one without affecting the following lines)
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by tonmoy 9y ago
Actually in the hardware world I see switch(true) a lot. It is very useful for creating a priority encoder. For example you have 3 interrupts with priorities int0 > int1 > int2. Then this code is pretty clean and concise: Switch(t
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by tonmoy 9y ago
I meant undesireable in the sense that it takes longer time to develop and harder to debug, but you are absolutely right about the power consumption and speed
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by tonmoy 9y ago
I guess a more accurate statement would be "no practical digital logic design can work without clock (unless you are doing seldom used, generally undesirable asynchronous design)" HDL languages do have loops, but they are for test
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by tonmoy 9y ago
I think the article is referring to the VirginiaTech study itself too
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by tonmoy 9y ago
The GP was asking if something happened in the 60s/70s, and I believe you are describing the effect of WW2 which happened much earlier
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by tonmoy 9y ago
Maybe the average number of people riding the same vehicle has increased?
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by tonmoy 9y ago
What's the point of lowering CO2? Isn't the only reason to try to lower CO2 is because it is acting as a GHG?
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by tonmoy 9y ago
Are you saying that companies responsible for making this electronic systems can be trusted to not botch up something simple like making sure AWS config files are correct?
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by tonmoy 9y ago
ORGANIC is not same as NON-GMO
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by tonmoy 9y ago
At worst it can make everyone complacent and over-confident about the code/application
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by tonmoy 9y ago
And morning after pills
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by tonmoy 9y ago
And the other other half are undervalued then.
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by tonmoy 9y ago
Do you have any better resources to claim that "GMO has turned out to be a bad experiment"? Not only does "gmo-awareness.com" not create any confidence for me, but the points in the link are about a chemical substance an
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by tonmoy 9y ago
Forefox installation numbers maybe declining, but how does it compare with any browser install? Maybe desktop growth has stagnated, maybe with always updating OS and Firefox itself, people just don't need to "install" Firefox
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by tonmoy 9y ago
Have you heard of soap operas?
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by tonmoy 9y ago
How am I supposed to do `grep -nrb --include \*.cpp something` ?
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by tonmoy 9y ago
I neither like, share heart or use groups, how ever I'd consider myself as an active user.
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by tonmoy 9y ago
Doesn't mean all the policies have to be reversed though
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by tonmoy 9y ago
Somehow it is ending up being neither
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by tonmoy 9y ago
Sorry, missed that on the repo README.
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by tonmoy 9y ago
Deja vu: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14282017
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by tonmoy 9y ago
Deja vu https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14279653
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by tonmoy 9y ago
I think putting the memchr() in the same if would cause unnecessary calling of the memch() function (and scanning of 2000 bytes) even when any of the other conditions is false! It will work great on a language like ruby, not C.

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