vkaku

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by vkaku 8y ago
Great. Is there an open voice assistant project yet? Or a privacy focussed one?
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by vkaku 8y ago
I remember running good old text WebAssembly about 7 years ago, which is admittedly cool - I was even waiting for Chrome to support it before I gave up on that. I remember how people had to ship a gzip-ed Unreal engine on the web for the fi
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by vkaku 8y ago
Try explaining hard things to kids. That's the best way to understand how to teach.
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by vkaku 8y ago
Except the Web part, it looks good. The portable object that nobody agreed upon now happens to be a eloquent JS representation Sigh
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by vkaku 8y ago
- They have their corporate culture on the walls. - They do not have a one year roadmap, on what customers they plan to attract. - Median employee length of stay. - Open work desks - no, it does not mean they have an Open culture. In fact,
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by vkaku 8y ago
I certainly would. It's often about discovering the actual people in the company more than advertised culture or engineering skills.
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by vkaku 8y ago
Either you're working or you're not. Any time not meant for work is strictly prohibited for doing any work. I do not work unless I want to. I am hardly productive in one sense because I know when not to work. I optimize for proble
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by vkaku 8y ago
Aren't just a set of complementary two letters / acids enough to double it? 6P3 vs 4P3;
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by vkaku 8y ago
When beta testing, they used that tool to clear Zuck's history. Thus Zuck forgot about it.
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by vkaku 8y ago
Honestly, this is a cool hack. But it's not the best way to shuttle that much data around. It's a hammer on rocket fuel.
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by vkaku 8y ago
I use Windows 10, Git for Windows (with Git Bash) and I'm productive. Occasionally, I turn to VirtualBox. Either I'm doing something completely Linux-related (mount points, loopback, linux-headers) or not at all. I'm also try
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by vkaku 8y ago
^That profile was created a few hours ago. I've often seen this happen when people create profiles to defend this employer on social media.
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by vkaku 8y ago
No. If the pay is good, use your free time wisely.
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by vkaku 8y ago
Sigh, seriously, though. Some people tell me they used to store the Clickstream logs on S3 initially, because FTP was so unreliable. Anyway, I don't expect Jeff Barr to answer that question, although I'd be happy if he did.
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by vkaku 8y ago
http://karthikkumar.org It is not fancy, uses Makefiles and a few scripts to generate static content; Most of this stuff existed before Node.js and I plan to keep it that way. An old version of this site used to be on geocities,
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by vkaku 8y ago
My personal advice is that while learning CS is helpful but University degrees are expensive and may not give you a ROI. The right course taught by the right person and learnt the right way will. And often, I found that some MOOCs have a wa
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by vkaku 8y ago
I hear you. I know this has happened to many other people and they've told me everything that has happened to them. I say - focus your energy on getting a better boss next time. There are laws against workplace harassment and it needs
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by vkaku 8y ago
What was the malloc's original usecase? Storing logs?
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by vkaku 8y ago
Oh Please. Anytime someone tries to hard sell a position, I'm usually just impressed by their sales skills but I know that it usually sends a red flag for me.
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by vkaku 8y ago
Follow the law. We need to have Federal laws that require Electronics Companies or Importers to recycle their equipment. Those Federal laws do not exist today. In the USA, corporations fight right to repair laws. That's the current sta
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by vkaku 8y ago
TL;DR: - Stock/Better than RTX 2080 performance at 1440p/4k. - Needs driver updates for overclocking and for matching 1080p performance. - Heat design bad on founder card. - Expensive and mostly Sold out. I'll wait for Navi.
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by vkaku 8y ago
A long time ago (2006), I picked up 'How to simplify your life'. I bought it off a store because it had pictures in it and I thought it would be easy reading. chuckle It turned out to be better than it looked. I highly recommend
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by vkaku 8y ago
Why not switch to LACP + DOCSIS/DECA/MOCA + TV CoAx cable? Cheap DirecTV DECA Adapters can carry speeds of duplex 100Mbps quite well. From marketing material, Motorola's MM1000 Adapters promise a 1000Mbps connection over CoA
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by vkaku 8y ago
You grossly misunderstand. If you are renting, the going rent is often relatable to the mortgage. You have to set it up as a paid for equity if it's rentable. Your returns from the market may not offset your living expenses unless you
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by vkaku 8y ago
Rents are bad in the long run.
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by vkaku 8y ago
Visual programming is fun. Audio programming is fun. Hence, programming microcontrollers with visual and auditory outputs is also fun.
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by vkaku 8y ago
PCIe3 x16, current generation has a bandwidth of 15.75 GB/s (×16) Assuming you have 16 GB or RAM on the GPU, theoretically ~1 second is all it would take to load the GPU with that amount of data. Unfortunately, when you take into consi
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by vkaku 8y ago
I've had the worst upgrade experiences with Ubuntu, when many a times it'd fail with a bad bootloader / incompatible daemon set. Once I even had to patch glibc because Ubuntu's was too unstable ugh . I've never had
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by vkaku 8y ago
Look at AutoMapper for .Net
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by vkaku 8y ago
- I use 8.3 NAMES for my top level stuff. I keep the top level names short. - The subsequent folders are CamelCased. - The files are either NAME.TXT (8.3 file) or NameLongerThanExpected-Part1.txt (regular file)

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