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by trzy 5y ago
Mounted infantry did not fight on horseback but rather traveled by horse and dismounted to fight on foot. They had access to horses but did not develop coordinated horse-mounted combat tactics or armament. Edit: Wikipedia has a good overvie
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by trzy 5y ago
This is cool! And interesting to see that a Fast-RCNN head is still being used in this day and age. As a learning exercise, I recently tried to replicate the Faster-RCNN paper from scratch. I got pretty close but had to peak at some existin
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by trzy 5y ago
Not the point. The ban isn’t to change their mind, it’s to remove a source of toxic discourse on the platform. Now there will be fewer retweets and flame wars instigated by her. And it will hopefully serve as one more reason for those who f
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by trzy 5y ago
If Chinese pork can make them competitive, American pork can make us competitive. If implemented properly. Is it anti-competitive and will it reinforce inequality by picking winners? Unfortunately, yes.
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by trzy 5y ago
But why?
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by trzy 5y ago
Software engineers with ~5 years of experience (and probably less) can earn $300k-$400k annually in the Bay Area or New York if working for a large tech company.
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by trzy 5y ago
Cool stuff. The V60 (a 32-but CPU that is not x86 compatible) was used in Sega’s Model 1 arcade board (Virtua Racing, Virtua Fighter, etc.)
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by trzy 5y ago
More importantly than their presence in Eastern Europe, said battle-hardened troops had advanced into Manchuria and Korea. History would have looked quite different indeed if they had proceeded to invade Japan.
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by trzy 5y ago
I certainly miss 90’s arcades but what made them special was limited access (my parents would only take me every now and then) and the gap between arcade and consumer hardware. There was a little bit of socializing but it was mostly with th
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by trzy 5y ago
We had a leap second bug on the options trading desk I worked on that brought down our system. As market makers, we had an obligation to keep providing liquidity so this was a serious issue and exposed us to fines. Our exchange co-located d
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by trzy 5y ago
Incredibly, the author is a professor at Harvard.
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by trzy 5y ago
After seeing how those places handled the pandemic and knowing how poor the health care is, no thanks :)
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by trzy 5y ago
https://medium.com/prooftrading/proof-engineering-the-messag... Probably C++ and a bit more complex than you need but could serve as a source of inspiration for your own implementation.
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by trzy 5y ago
The Sega Model 3 (ca. 1996-1998) arcade emulator I co-wrote supports arbitrarily wide resolutions and expands the field of view of the 3D content to fit the screen width. It works beautifully despite the games performing culling at the orig
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by trzy 6y ago
If I understand correctly, you are saying that with the reversed bit numbering, bit 31 (in a 32-bit address bus) changes most frequently with sequential accesses because it is the LSB but when wired to the MSB of SRAM, it causes switching i
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by trzy 6y ago
How does the PowerPC’s reverse bit numbering impact power consumption?