williadc

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by williadc 1y ago
Sandvik 14c28n is common for budget knives. It would be nice to see it on this list.
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by williadc 1y ago
It's very likely 8cr13mov, which is listed
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by williadc 2y ago
Tcl is more-or-less required if you're involved with the physical design of silicon (most EDA tools only provide a Tcl interface). It's a good fit for that purpose. If you need a language which is easy to embed and you want non-pr
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by williadc 2y ago
Two reasons: I enjoy Green's work; he's been researching this subject for a few years, so I expect a pretty thorough analysis.
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by williadc 2y ago
John Green, author of "The Fault in Our Stars", "Turtles All the Way Down", "The Anthropocene Reviewed", and other fine books is releasing a book called "Everything is Tuberculosis." If you are intere
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by williadc 2y ago
Intel bylaws state that the CEO has to retire at age 65 . Pat will reach that age in March 2026. I haven't seen anyone being groomed to take the lead in 18 months, so I am concerned that the leadership transition will be jarring. ht
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by williadc 2y ago
> use up all the budget, or else your budget gets cut the next year I have worked at multiple large and successful tech companies, and groups in those companies operated under the same principles.
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by williadc 2y ago
To the folks who missed the nose next to the name of the app, I needed a second look.
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by williadc 3y ago
This is the first time I've seen the correction go the other way.
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by williadc 3y ago
Reading between the lines, it sounds like you have had to deal with some tough situations in life already. Do you feel like your outlook on the future is colored by your past experiences? One thing that helps me when I am discouraged is to
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by williadc 3y ago
Spacebar worked pretty well for me.
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What the Global South could teach rich countries about health care(text.npr.org)
7 points by williadc 3y ago|3 comments
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by williadc 3y ago
Not sure if that was a one-time mistake, but "wreak havoc" is typically how that phrase is written.
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by williadc 3y ago
IPython absolutely uses readline
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by williadc 3y ago
It's possible to leave the lid off and put a cloth or paper towel on top to catch splatter.
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We’re realizing [Dunning-Kruger] could be wrong(fortune.com)
1 points by williadc 3y ago|0 comments
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by williadc 4y ago
> You're throwing shit at the wall and hoping it sticks. A more charitable description might be "You're employing the scientific method to extract value from GPT-like systems." Just like in science, with time you&#x27
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by williadc 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlsen%E2%80%93Niemann_contro... This is not exactly what you asked, but it shows that high-level players are using AI to play better chess.
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by williadc 4y ago
Google erased more than $100B in shareholder value with a single botched demo. I imagine events like this will only further increase their risk aversion.
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by williadc 4y ago
This made me think of Ben Fold's, One Down (and 3.6 to go) https://youtu.be/M2FUY7mTYW8 He was obligated to write 4.6 songs for his old label, and half-assed them (though, knowing the back story makes me enjoy this one
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by williadc 4y ago
I didn't spot any factual errors, but I did notice that NYT uses Intel's titles for processes that aren't used widely by other silicon design teams: * "Validation" as used by Intel to describe what other groups
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by williadc 4y ago
Somehow the comparison table is missing TSMC, which grew revenue 48%. I looked around for Samsung Foundry revenue but couldn't find anything recent.
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by williadc 4y ago
That Goomics comic was shown in my Noogler training. I thought it was a joke, but I've learned it's definitely not a joke.
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by williadc 4y ago
An alias also seems like it'd work. alias egrep='grep -E' alias fgrep='grep -F'
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by williadc 4y ago
"Findings" can sometimes be more appropriate as well if the context is the result of research. I agree with you that "learnings" isn't ever the best word to use, but its replacement can vary.
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by williadc 4y ago
"lessons" almost always fits better. In this case "Lessons for a CEO" or "Lessons from a CEO" would be preferable.
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by williadc 4y ago
> GNU remains unusable for the majority. GNU provides a set of tools that are useful to people who make software. Most people don't make software, so GNU doesn't target their needs. There's other software for most users. M
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by williadc 4y ago
Qualcomm acquired Nuvia whose only product is a custom ARM CPU microarchitecture. I wonder what they'll do with it.
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by williadc 4y ago
That's all new debt. The old debt would be paid at the old rates
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by williadc 4y ago
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