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I usually hear that LLVM is a bit faster than gcc in compilation time (and a bit slower in program efficiency).
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I always thought Rust and other PLs generate LLVM IR and leave the optimizations to LLVM while GCC has something more complex to deal with, doesnt it make things much complicated ?
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> And by extension, it seems weird to me to complain that Julia is not a general purpose language because it can not generate binaries. What stops me from making the same statement about python, which is definitely general purpose? I agr
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I use and love Julia but I really wanted to see the general purpose language that is claimed. On one hand, you see amazing scientific libs like DifferentialEquations.jl, on the other side, things like the PackageCompiler.jl mentioned just s
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This project is amazing, but I would love to see the same effort with Julia so I can show differential equations in browser.
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I want to point out that I just tried to access my AWS Educate Account today to explore the panels and found: "ALERT-1: Session time behavior and instance types in your Starter Account will be changing on May 11th, 2021. After this dat
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Im using it the whole day and it reports less than 0.1% battery usage (from 3000mAh) and 104 Bytes of data usage. Its probably using more than that but its definitely not something to worry about.
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Isn't it better to load the web pages remotely and just send all the data compressed instead of streaming the screen ?
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Does anyone know if these processors make mobile development easier ? I mean, its the same architecture now, right ? The only thing I could find is https://www.genymotion.com/blog/just-launched-arm-native-and...
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6y ago
You may want to take a look at https://fly.io ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22616857 )
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Brazil begins vaccination despite negligent president
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Telegram apps are open source, I wonder if it would be simple to make it work with matrix's protocol.
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Does anyone here already tried ANC on these new true wireless earbuds ? Does a better better isolation always imply to a better sound quality ?
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https://fly.io - containers at edge https://www.xanadu.ai/ - quantum computing with photonic approach
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If some relevant mutation happens and we are forced to update the vaccines, which seems to not be so difficult for the new mRNA vaccines (pfizer and moderna ones), will it need to pass through all clinical tests again ?
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Quantum teleportation cant transport data faster than light, but something very similar which looks more useful in terms of daily needs is superdense coding [0]. Basically you could encode two bits as one qubit, which looks like some type o
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> We’ve learned that it will be possible for us to transition away from using this cookie to detect bots. They could describe better why the cookie is not needed anymore
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IBM releases OpenQASM 3.0
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Too many AI researchers think real-world problems are not relevant
(technologyreview.com)
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Compressing Synapse Database
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Brave Together
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There is another very similar attack that uses laser beans instead of sound waves but this looks less efficient because of the distance limitation. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21453554