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931.
by typon 8y ago
Besides like 10 papers a year almost everything else is incremental tweaks that are largely immaterial
932.
by typon 8y ago
That's really an interesting project, thanks for sharing! Now about all the other Clojure features...immutable, persistent collections by default, built-in async library, spec, standardized way of handling state and concurrency, and ma
933.
by typon 8y ago
And I totally believe it doesn't have to be this way. The way Racket does macros is a great example of how to do them well.
934.
by typon 8y ago
There should be a Clojure based on C or Rust or a Clojure without garbage collection. High performance backend just can't be done in Clojure.
935.
by typon 8y ago
So instead of explicitly funding research we should implicitly fund it in a roundabout way and you're saying people shouldn't complain about this state of things?
936.
by typon 8y ago
There is a reason why even consensual relationships aren't allowed between workers in the same management chain at Intel. If you are in a relationship where you have power over the other person's livelihood, it can create a dynami
937.
by typon 8y ago
All their generated examples look like Markov chain generated captions. Pretty random and generally unfunny. I completely disagree with the claim that you can't differentiate between these generated memes and real memes. None of these
938.
by typon 8y ago
Because the average shareholder has negligible say in the operations of the company or who makes up the board.
939.
by typon 8y ago
The level of stockholm syndrome of the American worker is astounding and depressing
940.
by typon 8y ago
Its a different approach to HLS. Arguably much better than the Vivado approach
941.
by typon 8y ago
Altera/Intel has had OpenCL support for years now
942.
by typon 8y ago
Classic programmer narcissism
943.
by typon 8y ago
Somehow it is WORSE than Microsoft Office communicator we used to use at my company.
944.
by typon 8y ago
Why is writing DSLs strictly worse than writing complicated transformations built on top of the limited constructs provided by the language itself? (You said never )
945.
by typon 9y ago
What is that light on the left?
946.
by typon 9y ago
"uninteded civil casualties" This is how Americans justify destroying three countries (Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan) and millions of lives.
947.
by typon 9y ago
There are different features sizes in the Z direction and different feature sizes in the XY plane. When it comes to XY, the smallest features size is probably the gate length. When it comes to Z, the gate oxide width is probably the smalles
948.
by typon 9y ago
This is why everyone in countries like France, Germany, Sweden, etc. is unemployed.
949.
by typon 9y ago
Everyone I know is on WhatsApp. Why would anyone switch?
950.
by typon 9y ago
Bingo. You end up becoming like all the other industries dominated by white men at positions of power (Law e.g.)
951.
by typon 9y ago
Yep, that's what I ended up discovering and going with. However, shadow-cljs REPL integration was also pretty hard to get working with my editor (spacemacs), because most of the tutorials assume you're using lein to build your pro
952.
by typon 9y ago
Been working on a cljs project and took me a solid week to get npm integration working. The documentation is either wrong or incomplete on both the official site and the wikis for lein/boot.
953.
by typon 9y ago
> 10-20% That's insane. Does this apply to all laptops running Linux?
954.
by typon 9y ago
I don't think you can be a successful and creative person if you are always at the whims of random internet commenters.
955.
by typon 9y ago
> Capitalism is an ethical, meritorious system rewarding hard-work and skill This belongs on some a list of "naive things Americans believe"
956.
by typon 9y ago
Metadata is quite valuable, so i think trust is still a big factor.
957.
by typon 9y ago
That's a blanket statement without any evidence. Its like saying static checking always hurts productivity because you need to be compliant with the compiler. What if complying with regulations reduces costs? Why does it have to necess
958.
by typon 9y ago
Agreed. Imagine having an RSS feed for all the posts here on Hackernews and just reading that instead. I come here mainly for the comments - and not usually to debate or discuss even - a lot of times to contextualize the content in question
959.
by typon 9y ago
> I like to think we are all 10x developers Who's "we"?
960.
by typon 9y ago
This is actually written in less of a hyperbolic tone than his usual articles.

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