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by tzhenghao 3y ago
Duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38998914
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
Good point. By the way, I checked out both projects above and starred them. Pretty cool!
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
This. I've seen a couple open core startups that are less than a year old with thousands of stars on their repositories, so I decided to have a look at some of these profiles who starred the project. Most of them have weird usernames t
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
I think they're just playing a larger distribution game to get people locked into Mojo then eventually pay for their Modular engine hosting services, just about the same as most open core, VC backed startups.
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Waterbed Theory (2014)(wiki.c2.com)
19 points by tzhenghao 3y ago|7 comments
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Gabe Newell: Reflections of a Video Game Maker (2013)(youtube.com)
1 points by tzhenghao 3y ago|0 comments
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Understanding Bash fork() Bomb code(cyberciti.biz)
1 points by tzhenghao 3y ago|0 comments
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
Yup. I've personally used both YAML and TOML for configurations, much more the latter recently and can see pros and cons for both. > How well suited are their syntactic choices to the community they're targeting? Also, "be
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John Hennessy and David Patterson 2017 ACM A.M. Turing Award Lecture (2018) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by tzhenghao 3y ago|0 comments
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
I wear them every day, but take them off if I'm going to high crime cities. The thing is I've been collecting watches for over a decade. My parents are into it, and so is my younger brother. I think it's very rare to share a
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
> On mechanical watches, they are smoother than Quartz since the escapement releases power multiple times / sec. But still ever so slightly jumpy since power is still released in discrete increments. Yup, and the higher the beat rat
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
Malaysian here. Yeah some of the historical sites in Penang or Melaka come to mind. I think the Peranakan [1] culture is one of the most obvious examples in using colors and is widespread to the region, not just in Singapore. [1] - https:&
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
VCs aren't always the best capital allocators - a lot has succumbed to the money management + fees disease. They push you to raise more, force you to hire and burn when you really shouldn't / haven't figured out product
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
Hey there, OP and author here! > alluding to with respect to the ONNX being an Azure on ramp Yeah sorry, should've worded it better in the original article. ONNX is one of the industry's first attempt at standardization of ops
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
Same. When I was at my first SWE job after college, I’d get up at 6am and try to beat Chicago traffic to be at my desk at 7am. That’s when I’d pull up HN or my list of technical topics I’d like to learn, then go for it until my teammates ar
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
These days my parents based in Asia use the two iPads I gifted them almost exclusively. They watch YouTube videos, Netflix, Facetime the kids and browse the web on them. The only time my dad boots up my old college MacBook is when he has to
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Initial impressions of Microsoft Olive(zhenghaotan.com)
69 points by tzhenghao 3y ago|4 comments
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The Architecture of Open Source Applications (Volume 1) CMake(aosabook.org)
3 points by tzhenghao 3y ago|0 comments
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
> Plus, I love the disconnectedness of a sketchbook. I can sit and think and plan in a sketchbook, and it doesn’t distract me from what I’m doing. This is why I still keep pens and physical notebooks on my desk. It's so much faster
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
> motivate everyone (Intel, AMD, ARM, Google, etc.) to try and tackle the problem by making new chips Yes, there has been repeated efforts to chip at Nvidia's market share, but there's also a graveyard full of AI accelerator co
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
They’re not, but there’s non-zero probability most R&D below a deep learning framework gets fully vertically integrated (or even aggregated in the short term) to just the big cloud players.
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
Open source also serves as a "defense strategy" for larger companies whose core business does not directly / indirectly depend on commercializing its open source project(s). They in turn serve more like hedges. For example, M
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
> In many cases, however, that’s not what happens, and the CTO was basically the smartest person with a CS degree standing close to the CEO when the company was formed. The end result is that a lot of startups wind up giving a huge chunk
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TFoC – A Minimal Computer (2017)(jeelabs.org)
1 points by tzhenghao 3y ago|0 comments
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The Cult of Kubernetes (2019)(xeiaso.net)
1 points by tzhenghao 3y ago|0 comments
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
Agree! I've also noticed that the # of restaurants vs. price distribution for eating out in SF falls off a cliff especially <$25 per person range, whereas there are many more options in NYC and LA. In other words, prepare to pay up,
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
Loved his "7 Habits For Effective Text Editing 2.0" (2007) talk and humor [1] "How many of you are mostly using Emacs?" a bunch of raised hands "Okay, we'll try to convert some people today!" RIP, Bram M
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Performance Analysis Methodology (2020)(brendangregg.com)
1 points by tzhenghao 3y ago|0 comments
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
Their github repo README has the following: > Performant ... Do we have benchmarks for this? More generally speaking, I don't see more technical differentiation besides it being a Python DSL. Nor do they provide numbers to back it u
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by tzhenghao 3y ago
I also went through this phase about a year ago, then just gave up and went with VSCode for its superior out of the box experience. That said, I still fire up vim to read files in a server or make one line config changes, but everything els

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