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by typedef_void 16y ago
Anyone else find the constantly refreshing search results annoying? If so, do you know of any cognitive psychology literature to explain why? I personally find this instant search infuriating and just want my standard old Google search back
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by typedef_void 16y ago
I'm missing something important. How does this relate to Stanford?
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Ask HN: Morality Question: What kind of programmer are you?
6 points by typedef_void 16y ago|7 comments
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by typedef_void 16y ago
Anyone else ironically hoping MS creates a better iPad just for the opportunity to install Linux on it?
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by typedef_void 16y ago
Didn't Tesla claim to have developed wireless power a long time ago. Those more familiar with Tesla/Physics ... is this the same technology?
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by typedef_void 16y ago
How is this better than JITting? It seems like most recent performance gains come from runtime/dynamic optimizations, not static/compile time optimizations.
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by typedef_void 16y ago
on second thought, my comment makes little sense, if they wanted noisy sleep, it should be something like sleep(func(rand()))
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by typedef_void 16y ago
is sleep(1) noisy? if so, it might be vs timing attacks
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by typedef_void 16y ago
This looks pretty cool. However, if it's actually useful, why wasn't it invented layer as part of OpenGL / taught in standard graphics courses? Given that OpenGL already has the 3D model, and has to redraw everything 30 or 60fps anyway, the
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How to start a Y Combinator?
1 points by typedef_void 16y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: CA Taxes for a DE C corporation?
1 points by typedef_void 16y ago|2 comments
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by typedef_void 17y ago
Yeah ... but what type of real world data is sparse?
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by typedef_void 17y ago
Besides MRI research, has any useful applications come out of this?
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by typedef_void 17y ago
Why is 48 laws of power BS? There are rules in the book that contradict each other, but it provides a framework for recognizing patterns of human behavior and analyzing it.
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Ask HN: Books on human nature that changed your interactions
6 points by typedef_void 17y ago|5 comments
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by typedef_void 17y ago
GPUS: nVidia/ATI have amazing toolchains, especially CUDA. FPGAS: we have amazingly bad toolchains
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Is USANA a pyramid scheme?(seekingalpha.com)
1 points by typedef_void 17y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Anonymously register a C Corporation?
3 points by typedef_void 17y ago|2 comments