ttul

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2521.
by ttul 10y ago
Because bash.
2522.
by ttul 10y ago
I now prefer the low travel keyboard and find it weird to type on an older Mac keyboard...
2523.
by ttul 10y ago
They're not worried about drones running off of GLONASS...
2524.
by ttul 10y ago
If it works alongside the existing DNS, let's make it happen. These new DDoS attacks are causing a great deal of collateral damage.
2525.
by ttul 10y ago
Simulated annealing is super cool. Back at the dawn of time, my colleague and I used this technique to place and route transistors for a project in our VLSI course. It was the most fun.
2526.
by ttul 10y ago
I preferred zombocom.com
2527.
by ttul 10y ago
It always helps to do all this AND have amazing market timing.
2528.
by ttul 10y ago
Seriously, Vancouver needs to deal with housing costs. As the article points out, junior developers are comfortable renting a cheap apartment. But executives want to own a house - and not a house two hours out in the countryside. Vancouver
2529.
by ttul 10y ago
As if Seattle needs any help.
2530.
by ttul 10y ago
Hmmm. I have 10Gbps fiber in my office that is 3ms away from us-west-2...
2531.
by ttul 10y ago
Note that Altera also offers a similar service but it costs more.
2532.
by ttul 10y ago
eASIC is a great little niche-filler. You can get a design fabbed in test quantities for as little as $150K or so, which is akin to "free" next to real ASIC design fabrication.
2533.
by ttul 10y ago
You could train an LSTM network to generate responses in the same way that google's inbox response suggestions work. Requires a mountain of source data, but hey, you probably have 30GB of email sitting in your Gmail, right?
2534.
by ttul 14y ago
Guys, this all doesn't parse for me. My password on LinkedIn was 13 characters long, and included symbols (!@#$%^&&*()), numbers, and alphabet characters. A 13-character password like this would imply a search space of (26 + 26 + 10