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by wwarner 8y ago
I suspect that constructing your models with these logical rules and running them and their interactions through a proof checking compiler like Haskell's could help with concurrency, security, large code bases, refactoring and more. An
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by wwarner 8y ago
In a word, it's "agile". Let me first acknowledge that there my thoughts are a mixture of the types of projects that I've been working on, my own personality and my own path dependent experience. In particular, my way is
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by wwarner 8y ago
Disagree. Upper and lower bounds can be realistically estimated. Whether the estimates meet the demands of the market is another question. I'm an engineer, not a CEO or sales person, but I'm a firm believer in selling first and bu
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James Stands for Java Apache Mail Enterprise Server(james.apache.org)
1 points by wwarner 8y ago|0 comments
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by wwarner 8y ago
Apache James is a great smtp and imap server that has a lot of really great features, like distributed storage in cassandra and some support for jmap.
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Test-induced design damage (2014)(dhh.dk)
2 points by wwarner 8y ago|0 comments
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by wwarner 8y ago
Well, if data serialization, transfer and deserialization with protobuf is faster then that's a big improvement over SOAP and XML.
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by wwarner 8y ago
The name of the school is `Johns Hopkins`. Carry on!
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by wwarner 8y ago
Whatever happened to the decentralized ideal of ad-hoc networks? Shouldn't we expect a much bigger payoff and a much better world if investments actually made the real world better for the consumer? What if VR made the wearer smarter
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by wwarner 8y ago
The section on dynamic programming is exceptionally clear.
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by wwarner 8y ago
Uber killed the pedestrian, not Waymo. But that's hardly any comfort to the elected representatives of Arizona. I suppose the execution, management and oversight of the corporation really matter, but at this early stage of the industry
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by wwarner 8y ago
Wait -- Scientist kills innocent bystander with his experiment and the public shouldn't be mad about it? Would you have said the same thing if the professor defended Waymo?
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by wwarner 8y ago
Made me laugh
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by wwarner 8y ago
I agree that self-assembly, auto (as in self) generation is what's lacking. Not sure what form it would take in software, but I feel that all the seams in man-made objects are limiting progress in tangible forms large and small. I supp
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by wwarner 8y ago
I didn't read that positive matter is attracting negative matter. What I gathered is that the presence of a cloud of negative matter in the right place would be held in place by mutual repulsion of the outer arms of the galaxy and the
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by wwarner 8y ago
Really sharp. Will you please by my guru?
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by wwarner 8y ago
Helpful! This kind of encryption is required to make relational data secure. https://arxiv.org/pdf/1512.03498.pdf
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Emergent Gravity Attempts to Explain Dark Matter (2016)(quantamagazine.org)
3 points by wwarner 8y ago|0 comments
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by wwarner 8y ago
It does: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entropic_gravity#Derivation_of...
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by wwarner 8y ago
This is the derivation of Newtonian gravity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entropic_gravity#Derivation_of... I'm not a physicist either, but IMO the key is the Unruh effect, which is the idea that quantum fluctua
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Diving deep into the world of emergent gravity(arstechnica.com)
2 points by wwarner 8y ago|2 comments
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Study finds flaw in emergent gravity (phys.org)(phys-org.cdn.ampproject.org)
2 points by wwarner 8y ago|2 comments
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The Morning Paper: Unikernels as Processes(blog.acolyer.org)
4 points by wwarner 8y ago|0 comments
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HermitCore-rs – A Rust-based, lightweight unikernel(github.com)
53 points by wwarner 8y ago|10 comments
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SoftBank Commits Another $3B to WeWork(bloomberg.com)
2 points by wwarner 8y ago|1 comments
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SOME SPECIFIC TIPS ABOUT TECHNICAL WRITING (Kip Thorn, 1987) [pdf](its.caltech.edu)
3 points by wwarner 8y ago|0 comments
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by wwarner 8y ago
You might also think about how often you walk right past your friends without recognizing them.
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by wwarner 8y ago
Parallelization you say? 5 seconds is constant time, and a pretty optimistic one. How many license plates are visible from any given intersection in my town, NYC? Somewhere between 5 and 50. There is always motion, so what should the frame
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by wwarner 8y ago
Well, let's test your claim. Say there are 1 million cars in a city. Say your camera system covers 300 square miles (to handle nyc). The question is how long would it take to scan the images from a single moment and capture all license
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by wwarner 8y ago
I'm skeptical, especially of the surveillance claims. If you already know who you're looking for and you have lots of footage of that person, you might be able to train your system to pick up that person's gait from new foota

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