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by vmarsy 10y ago
>taking curves too fast, braking too hard too often I was thinking about this the other day, people driving in San Francisco or Seattle hills would then have higher rates than people driving on flat Texas roads? People stuck in rush hour
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by vmarsy 10y ago
Relevant to the article about Robocalls[1] that recently made the front page on Hacker News: [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11792776
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Direct marketing by phone in France: the Bloctel opt-out list(lexology.com)
1 points by vmarsy 10y ago|1 comments
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by vmarsy 10y ago
The wiki[1] page says: On February 25, 2015, Disney XD announced it would be reviving the series for a 2017 premiere. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DuckTales
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Steel City’s New Wheels(newsroom.uber.com)
4 points by vmarsy 10y ago|0 comments
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by vmarsy 10y ago
I think what the GP was saying is: Ignore the new feature you're using from that upstream project for a minute. Did you try compiling your project with -std=c++11 before doing any other change? That is the only way you'd clearl
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by vmarsy 10y ago
> I'm pretty sure they whish they could [view their datacenters as a single flat cache-coherent memory space]. Many HPC clusters do present a single memory image across thousands of machines. No not really, at some point when you&#x
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by vmarsy 10y ago
source? Most entry level devs come by wave after graduation from College (+ post-graduation vacation). The number of those new college hires does not seem to have slow down, but only HR departments at those companies would know the exact t
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by vmarsy 10y ago
The startup's website: http://lilium-aviation.com/
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Personal aircraft aiming to take off from your home(esa.int)
1 points by vmarsy 10y ago|1 comments
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by vmarsy 10y ago
Don't most nuclear power plants require a water source around for cooling purposes? Finding such a source in the middle of a desert might be a reason people don't build it there.
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by vmarsy 10y ago
on https://onedrive.live.com/?v=managestorage My 100GB bing bonus says it's valid through February 2017 (I thought the bonus was valid one year, I got it sometime in 2014 or 2015, so I'm fine with that) I'm n
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by vmarsy 10y ago
Yes they let you the option to grandfather the old plan, like they did when they reduced from the original SkyDrive with 25GB. I currently have 140GB free (15 original + 15 camera roll + 10GB loyalty (+ 100GB bing bonus you would get with B
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Global Government Requests Report 2016(newsroom.fb.com)
3 points by vmarsy 10y ago|0 comments
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by vmarsy 10y ago
If you make good use of move semantics and return value optimizations. you can avoid using pointers in many more cases in the first place. Using pointers only where really needed reduces your risk of memory leaks.
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by vmarsy 10y ago
This is how Bitcasa is working I think. You would see all the files, in a fake hard drive of unlimited space. Some magic (machine learning and smart decisions) would try to figure out ahead of time my data access pattern. So I would see all
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by vmarsy 11y ago
the Disconnect Me ( https://disconnect.me ) add-on is doing something sort of similar. It will try blocking the useless external content (tracking, etc.) and will show you how much your loading time decreased and how many KB you s
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Seattle: Possible lead contamination in water pipes(kiro7.com)
1 points by vmarsy 11y ago|0 comments
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by vmarsy 11y ago
That's because no benchmark is perfect. You're also being tricked to buy a "twice faster cpu" on your latest phone because it showed twice better performance on a particular benchmark. But There's a big difference b
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by vmarsy 11y ago
Could you give a bit more information to non EE experts like me: - What do you mean by pipeline ? I try to make a analogy with the instruction pipelining, which can increase your throughput but it's not fixing the issue that your CPU h
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by vmarsy 11y ago
For big banks, it has been technically possible for a while (since 2002 in France[1]) you can create a single usage card. The issue is the cost of that service, and it's probably only working on Windows PCs. [1] https://tran
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Microsoft Edge browser extensions now available for Windows 10 testers(theverge.com)
3 points by vmarsy 11y ago|0 comments
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by vmarsy 11y ago
I think dash would be more intuitive to represent a range here. Your comment about Germans intrigued me so I googled it. If you were referring to a comma as a digit separator, there's about 70 countries that use the comma as a decimal
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by vmarsy 11y ago
if you have a windows 10 laptop they also have an app: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/apps/uber/9wzdncrfhxrd
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by vmarsy 11y ago
I hope everyone agrees on this. How would one know if the optimization was successful if there is no measurements to prove it!
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by vmarsy 11y ago
Notice that these percentage are the percentage of children with "elevated lead"., I'm making up numbers here but If we consider elevated to be anything more than X ug/L . first of all how was this X chosen? Secondly, if
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by vmarsy 11y ago
Here is the source: https://vimeo.com/153916885#t=240s more videos about the event: http://hyperloop.tamu.edu/media-kit/
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by vmarsy 11y ago
Probably not, however I assume it could be trained on zero-day exploit fixes, and automatically try to generate a fix when a new zero-day exploit is found by a human. If you have a tool that can automatically find 0 day exploits, then you c
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by vmarsy 11y ago
Link to the paper mentioned in the article: http://people.csail.mit.edu/rinard/paper/popl16.pdf quick summary: They trained on apr, curl, httpd, libtiff, php , python, svn, wireshark. It basically trains the machi
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SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition Design Weekend(hyperloop.tamu.edu)
2 points by vmarsy 11y ago|0 comments

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