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by ww520 4y ago
I built [1] for the reason to save and restore the browsing tabs. It has export and import sessions feature as a by product. [2] also has a test list mode on tabs. [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/add
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The fix was probably just a rollback to the previous version.
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If weight calculation is so crucial for take off, it seems like redundancy of the weight calculation is needed - a different weight calculation from a different company using a different method to verify against the main one.
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What is the speedup compared against? Is it compared against non-avx code? Or is it compared against avx2 (256-bit)? From my experience, vectorizing with avx2 can speed up 3x-10x against non-avx operations depending on the data. The oper
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by ww520 4y ago
These are good UI design rules, especially for non-designers.
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The thread discussion ends often because of two things - new popular posts pushing old ones off the front page and the lack of constant notification. Both are by design and what make HN great. To encourage longer term discussion without cha
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It’s an idiot filter. Anyone believes a return at that level is susceptible to the scam.
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Hope to see the video of the presentation at FOSDEM.
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by ww520 4y ago
Run Notepad++.
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I remember hearing the Morris worm in news at the time, as an aspired virus and worm hacker. It has been so long ago.
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by ww520 4y ago
I haven't used his book, just watched the Youtude videos. His teaching went slowly with simple examples. He explained them really well. There're a lot of materials, much more than one would care. He covered many topics. I just
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by ww520 4y ago
Gilbert Strang's lectures on Linear Algebra [1]. Prof Strang is an amazing lecturer with a unassuming style. He's the expert on Linear Algebra and makes the topic so much approachable. Ken Joy's lectures on Computer Graphic
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by ww520 4y ago
Sorting data wasn't the problem. The scaling of the x-axis arbitrarily to fit the curve as a straight line is the problem.
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by ww520 4y ago
Data engineering pipeline is basically ETL. SQL is for running reports. ETL can have many variances, especially with so many different kinds of data source, structured and unstructured. A new kind of data source (e.g. video) would require
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by ww520 4y ago
Someone with an artistic eyes likes the smoothness of the straight upward trending line. Non-STEM major perhaps?
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Red Hat for production. Centos for personal. Actually also install Snapd for those few sod apps that need frequent updates.
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My friend works for IBM doing file system development and device driver development.
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I use state machines, plenty of time. Some examples. Animations are natural with state machines. Iterator over trees or network graphs is easier with SM. Cursor for db result is easier with SM. Parsing is natural with SM. Games are full o
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by ww520 4y ago
Crypto has one application - soak up excessive speculative capital. And annihilate them in the process.
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Isn’t this caused by the ionized air produced by the laser vaporizing the air molecules? The laser hitting the air produces ionized air along its path. Ionized air is conductive. The line of conductive ionized air brings down the lightning.
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by ww520 4y ago
This is a fantastic list. I've certainly learned something new. The comments here are unnecessary negative. People seem to be upset on things that don't look familiar. Don't let the negative comments get to you. Keep up t
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by ww520 4y ago
Tesla can offer the recent buyers some credit toward their next purchases of Tesla products on a sliding scale, with more credits for more recent purchases. The credits can be time limited, like within 2 or 3 years. This addresses the comp
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Those can be classified under object storage.
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Probably little impact. The spot prices you see on the exchanges are manufactured to an extent, via wash trades. Large block size crypto trades are done off the exchanges with lower price. How low nobody knows.
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Steve Ballmer work in Microsoft since 1980 years as employee 30th, arguably part of the founding team. I won't say he's a bean counter and couldn't relate to the products.
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What if it turns out to be an actual lawyer doing the answer on the other side of the phone?
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> if I were a bank, bitcoin presents a compelling argument. Banks don't make money by owning assets. That's not their business model.
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by ww520 4y ago
Yes. Depending on how the claim languages are phrased, patents on the same idea can be approved. For reclaiming deleted blocks, I just had a garbage collection phase to run from time to time. Like you've mentioned on refcount, I&#x27
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EMC had a disk based deduplication storage at the time. NetAppliance had a competing product. They had patents in the area. I believed that’s in the early 2000’s. One of the household name big techs had an internal product with similar desi
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15 years ago when I built a deduplication file storage system, rolling hash was on the table during design but there were some patents on it. Ended up using fixed size chunking which working less well but still gave incredible storage savi

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