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by tuankiet65 5y ago
I'm sorry for the experience you had. The meter should be in thousand VND, so 100 means 100,000 VND which is a bit less than $5 (1 USD = 23,000 VND). But did the driver make you pay in USD or VND?
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
That must be a long time ago, since Grab has already acquired Uber operations in Vietnam. I personally have no problems with traditional taxi in Vietnam, but that's probably because I'm a Vietnamese. I've heard enough horror
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LinkDoc becomes first Chinese firm to shelve U.S. IPO after Beijing's crackdown(reuters.com)
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Biogen used an FDA backchannel to win approval of its Alzheimer’s drug(statnews.com)
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
Seems like there's an nRF52.
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
Are you literally me 2 months ago? I was trying to implement the same HashFunction trait as yours and I finally settled with: pub trait HashFunction<const OUTPUT_SIZE: usize> { fn hash(data: &[u8]) -> [u8; OUTPUT_
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
> Would raising the block size to 10-100MB cause significant latency issues for transactions even if one could fit a lot more transactions into a single block? There are two ways to understand your question so I'll just answer both
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
The whole point of Bitcoin mining is to produce a block , which contains a bunch of transactions. The Bitcoin network dictates that each block's SHA256 hash starts with a certain number of zeroes, so the only way to achieve this is to
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
I used to believe that a properly configured Arch Linux setup is super stable, until one day when I upgraded the Linux kernel and there was multiple GPU hangs and graphics glitches. It's fixed upstream now, but it does make me think ag
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
> Does Zoom work well with i3? Can you share your screen? Yes and yes. Source: I run Zoom with i3.
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
I took a look at all of the shortcuts that Vimium offers, and beside the f/F to open the link, other shortcuts are already available natively in Chrome, like: * arrow keys/PgUp/PgDn for scrolling * Ctrl-PgUp/PgDn for swi
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
Straight from the page: > This page does not exist. The deletion, protection, and move log for the page are provided below for reference. > 02:43, 2 February 2021 ST47 deleted page Gamma squeeze (G12: Unambiguous copyright infringemen
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
You can use WRL or C++/WinRT (current recommended way) to access the WinRT API from C++.
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
There should be a (2019) in the title, since I thought there has been new information since then.
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
Zeal is similar and cross-platform. I think Zeal takes its docs from Dash though. https://zealdocs.org/
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
Apparently he did an interview with the Wall Street Journal https://www.wsj.com/articles/keith-gill-drove-the-gamestop-r... .
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
One that already happened, but not Foxconn: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Vietnam_marine_life_disas...
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
Here's a performance figure on my i5-3210m (2 core, 4 threads) when using 4 processes: * 64x64: 14.561s * 256x256: 226.28s, 15x compared to 64x64.
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
It means there are Facebook pages/groups coordinating their followers to mass report posts or persons deemed "reactionary". These pages/groups mostly held pro-government viewpoints, although I can't comment on wheth
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
Their previous article mentioned it: https://web.eecs.utk.edu/~azh/blog/challengingprojects.html .
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
Do you mind sharing your experience? My experience with Clion has been great so far, but I understand that Clion is somewhat opinionated on the project structure (for example, only CMake support), so it might not work well with existing pro
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
I was curious on how the chatbot actually works, so I found an arXiv paper about it: https://arxiv.org/abs/1812.08989 (The Design and Implementation of XiaoIce, an Empathetic Social Chatbot)
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It Is Time for More Critical CS Education(cacm.acm.org)
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From Heavy Metal to Irrational Exuberance(blog.sigplan.org)
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Trump administration takes aim at international students again(cnn.com)
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Is This the End of the Apple Developer Romance?(preslav.me)
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
Man, and I'm here thinking it's just my VSCode that's super slow and sluggish while editing C++ code. I switch to Clion and it's surprisingly more responsive than VSCode, given Clion is a whole IDE in itself.
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
It might look like aluminium but the description says it's just tape.
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
Trying to turn YAML into a programming language reminds me of Ansible playbooks.
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by tuankiet65 6y ago
The tabs are still there even if you miss the prompt. Either press Ctrl-Shift-T, or select the three dots => History and the tabs are there, under the "Recently closed" section. The caveat is that you have to restore the tabs b

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