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tylerhou
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But to return the ballot, you need to match the signature with the one on file, which is very difficult to do at scale.
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tylerhou
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Another solution is to make private presentations still private, but read-only.
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tylerhou
6y ago
As far as I can recall, Firefox (and maybe Chrome) will still display the original glyphs if they are all from the same character set. So for example, all Cyrillic apple will display as apple, but apple where only the a is Cyrillic will dis
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6y ago
How does it handle cost basis? Does it let you select individual lots to be sold per transaction?
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tylerhou
6y ago
When I found ActiveRecord insufficient, I found it easy to drop down to Arel for complex queries: https://www.rubydoc.info/gems/arel
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tylerhou
6y ago
The original TOACP makes no mention of map parallelization. https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_Art_of_Computer_Pro... Nor the second one: https://www.google.com/books/edition/Art_of
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6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ChQK8j6so8
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tylerhou
6y ago
That still doesn't answer the question — as soon as my forum gets popular, I can't moderate anymore? Do I limit the number of users so that I never hit these metrics? If I'd have to be non-profit (which doesn't mean no a
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tylerhou
6y ago
If you're concerned about the USD and you want a low-risk way to invest your money, you could invest in a basket of foreign bond funds: https://investor.vanguard.com/mutual-funds/profile/portfolio...
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6y ago
> How about Google also does your laundry, takes care of your child while you WFH, so you don't get distracted and perhaps prepares lunch and pads you on the back after 5pm for a job well done? You joke, but some people are like thi
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The engineer was not able to get it working because they allegedly forgot a tool.
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tylerhou
6y ago
> My parents moved to the US with $2000 My parents also say this, except they say $40. But US immigration policies generally require immigrants to have some way of supporting themselves. While my parents didn't have much cash, they
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tylerhou
6y ago
Not the Quadros used in datacenters. GA100 is on TSMC 7nm according Nvidia themselves: https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-ampere-architecture...
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Tail latency. See my other comment ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24749000 ).
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tylerhou
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The other time that you saw it was also probably me. It's from this talk, which is about how a large amount of generated protocol buffer code at Google led to a quadratic increase in compile times: https://youtu.be/rHIk
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6y ago
For GPUs, I agree that you currently have to use TSMC. But if TSMC were to charge 30% of profits, you would almost certainly see a migration to other fabs which would harm TSMC's long-term profitability.
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6y ago
> Also, why doesn't TSMC slap a license on every IC that leaves their fab, taking (say) a 30% profit from every application in which their ICs are being used? Because companies would stop using TSMC chips...? Not to mention the logi
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tylerhou
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Compile times increase superlinearly with program size. How many cycles and developer hours are wasted if this duplication is not necessary?
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tylerhou
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To be clear, the context of the thread is "why do we need to partition the HTTP cache per domain." My example code works under the (soon-to-be-false) assumption that the cache is NOT partitioned (i.e. there is a global HTTP cache)
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const start = window.performance.now(); const t = await fetch("https://example.com/asset_that_may_be_cached.jpg"); const end = window.performance.now(); if (end - start < 10/*ms*/) { cons
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I don't think anyone on HN is trying to deny or excuse far-left violence. But I do think that they disagree with the way other commenters on this thread have portrayed it. For example, let's examine the claims made by the person y
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I am under the impression that JIT compilers do not modify the compiler’s own bytecode. They write generated code into a separate data region and mark that region as executable. If the code needs to modified, then control transfers back to
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Syllabus of the year (2015)
(chrisblattman.com)
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I'm not the original author of the article, but I try my best: the article argues that public policy has affected wages, in many case negatively for lower paid workers. For example, free trade has undoubtedly lowered the cost of commod
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To truly achieve the same thing as "tree shaking," the function call overhead would be abysmal. You'd have to check whether the module was loaded already (with synchronization if your program is multithreaded). For single thr
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Not sure if this is sarcastic, but... 1) In dynamic languages, it's not possible to detect whether a function is used or not in the general case. For example, consider string accesses on objects. If the compiler is not sophisticated en
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> And if they had kept up since 1949, minimum wage would be $4.22 an hour. Two can play the game of cherrypicking troughs and peaks. This is just wrong: the article is not talking about inflation; it is talking about indexing the minimum
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> I would put my money on Tesla I'll bet you $1000 Tesla won't be the first to develop self-driving that is at least as good as humans (wrt. accident rate) in all weather and terrain conditions. Hell, I don't even think th
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> but larger caches are slower (due to the speed of light) Wouldn't it be more accurate to say due to gate delay because of an additional level in (de)muxing?
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Sure, there are low paid H1B workers, but why is that necessarily a problem? Your link shows no evidence that they depress the wages or employment of native-born workers. In fact, there are many proper economic analyses that show that nativ
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