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by ww520 4y ago
Yes. I do still use it.
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by ww520 4y ago
Are people withdrawing the USDC coins or the USD behind the coins?
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by ww520 4y ago
Nice interface, simple and beautiful. For casual video audio editing, I usually use Avidemux. Its Copy mode is similar in cutting out portions of the video without the lengthy re-encoding process. LosslessCut looks nice. I’ll give it a tr
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by ww520 4y ago
Actually it's a good use of Web3, handling of the billing and revenue sharing portion of the problem.
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by ww520 4y ago
Oh I was desperate. I was the most junior guy in the team on my first job after school whom got thrown with a hard problem. Luckily I remembered __FILE__ and __LINE__ in C, and it was a matter of working backward to link those to malloc a
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by ww520 4y ago
In my first job I work on a database product in development that leaked memory slowly, leading to crashes after hours of usage. The software was written in C and there were no tools like Purify or Valgrind back then to deal with memory prob
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by ww520 4y ago
Hi from another Sybase alumni, though I joined after the VAX era, on the PC side, when Microsoft stole the SQLServer source code. Was the innermost loop doing the table join or the table scan?
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by ww520 4y ago
That's true. Most ML algorithms have the iterate-until-converge pattern. How about some tasks like hyper parameter tuning or trying out different algorithms against the same data set? Those can be run in parallel. ML research should
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by ww520 4y ago
I feel that the old SETI@home project can use a comeback. Most home machines have powerful GPU these days. The ML problems are embarrassingly parallel and can be distributed to the home machines. Just need to work out the economy for everyo
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by ww520 4y ago
They have teleconference phone in jail. He can still do it.
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by ww520 4y ago
They're both wild tales. /s
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by ww520 4y ago
I personally like to use JavaScript on websites and indifferent to the no-js movement. I think the assumption of HN being no-js is because of the vocal few.
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by ww520 4y ago
I guess it's because metaverse funds it? So it has to tie to metaverse in some angle.
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by ww520 4y ago
It's the cartesian product. Think of it as a table with x labeling the top (x-axis) and y labeling the left side (y-axis). The cells of the table are the result of the product. x 1 2 y |-------------- 7 | (1,7) (2
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by ww520 4y ago
That sounds like a response from a Large Language Model.
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by ww520 4y ago
> “My socks cost more than everything you’re wearing.” That’s a strange thing to waste money on for signaling. It just showed the lack of understanding on marginal utility on commodity items.
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by ww520 4y ago
Yes. I just let Syncthing sync among devices, using it for creating copies of the backup. The daily backup scripts do their things and create one backup snapshot, then Syncthing picks up the new backup files and propagate them to multiple
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by ww520 4y ago
This is amazing work. All hospital pricing should be public and transparent.
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by ww520 4y ago
No wonder Netflix has such a huge emphasis on engineering talent.
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by ww520 4y ago
Yes. However hardwares have progressed so fast and prices have dropped so much that waste is unavoidable.
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by ww520 4y ago
When growing headcount is a metric reported to the board, no wonder executives are hellbent on hiring any warm body off the street.
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by ww520 4y ago
It is an automatic script from their playbook to invoke whataboutism.
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by ww520 4y ago
I see. Use a Typescript LSP server. Thanks.
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by ww520 4y ago
The language support is great with Emacs 29. Hope it work well with LSP modes/servers. On a tangent anyone knows a good LSP setup or LSP server for Javascript?
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by ww520 4y ago
Ordered queue is a priority queue, which can be implemented using a binary heap. A binary heap can be backed with a simple array, which is more cache friendly than a linked list. The worst case is O(logN) for insert and delete, only O(1) f
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by ww520 4y ago
Who do you think own the rentals that people live in?
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by ww520 4y ago
Software has subscription because software usually puts out new versions periodically with new functionality and fixes. Car companies’ subscriptions seem to be rent on existing features that never change. It would be easier to swallow if it
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by ww520 4y ago
“... All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain... Time to die.” The problem is not promoting engineers to management. The problem is an organization does not provide a separate technical track for promoting engineers for th
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by ww520 4y ago
The Windows approach let you fail at a predictable place failing at the time of memory allocation. The overcommit approach causes OOM crashing at random places depending on how your program touches memory.
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by ww520 4y ago
> My bitcoin denominated net worth has gone up a lot this year……which has almost tripled in value this year. Whatever make you happy. Happy investing.

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