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961.
by xchip 10y ago
Moving blocks of memory around is something I am expecting java to do quite fast, just because the VM has intrinsic instructions to do that. You could do the same thing in any other language.
962.
by xchip 10y ago
Why do you want an Arduino when the ESP8266 is half the price and has WIFI?
963.
by xchip 10y ago
"Telling a programmer there's already a library to do X is like telling a songwriter there's already a song about love." @counternotions (seen in twitter)
964.
by xchip 10y ago
I think someone gave wikileaks the white pages. "this “leak” actually contains[...], sensitive information of what appears to be every female voter in 79 out of 81 provinces in Turkey, including their home addresses and other private i
965.
by xchip 10y ago
LOL :)
966.
by xchip 10y ago
If you pay 40% taxes then you are 40% socialist. In Belgium we pay: - 50% income taxes - 21% VAT (a kind of sales tax) - 14% Social security 50+21+14 = %85 Socialist. Any taxes you pay above 50% brings you into the communist area [myself et
967.
by xchip 10y ago
thanks for the summary!
968.
by xchip 10y ago
you rock! So what do the threads do when they are idle? Don't you put them to sleep?
969.
by xchip 10y ago
I love papers but I love it more when their code is in github :) thanks for sharing!
970.
by xchip 10y ago
I love short articles where I learn something new :) Thank you!
971.
by xchip 10y ago
nice video, definitely much better than the bloated article
972.
by xchip 10y ago
No wonder given low wheat/chaff ratio this article has. Most people are working and can only quickly scan through it trying to find the main points. If the smart people in ycombinator get the wrong point it probably means the article w
973.
by xchip 10y ago
which one exactly? I quickly scanned though it and didn't find anything interesting but the usual cliches
974.
by xchip 10y ago
This article has been published every year since the headphones were invented. Before the headphones the isolation device were books, a thing that would make us detach from reality and turn us crazy (this is the main plot of Don Quixote, a
975.
by xchip 10y ago
no worries, we are all learning :)
976.
by xchip 10y ago
LOL if there's ever a zoolander movie for signal processing I want that line in.
977.
by xchip 10y ago
This is fantastic indeed. Thanks for taking the time to put that together!
978.
by xchip 10y ago
That is not a Kalman filter :) A Kalman filter uses matrices, a physical model of the system its trying to filter data and lots of stuff I haven't found in that code
979.
by xchip 10y ago
An article that goes straight to the point. I like it!
980.
by xchip 10y ago
Summary: reduce alcohol, don't smoke, stay fit. Yet another super long article that the bottom state the obvious.
981.
by xchip 10y ago
Yet another super long article that could be summarized in a couple of lines.
982.
by xchip 10y ago
If those are all the reason to save dying tongues, then this article proved the opposite of what it meant to prove :)
983.
by xchip 10y ago
Pay Google pay! As everyone else!!
984.
by xchip 10y ago
TL;DR: Cancer cell live on glucose... keep levels down
985.
by xchip 10y ago
google shouldn't call anything wave :)
986.
by xchip 10y ago
LOL It's not even that :) I reread it again and it is so confusing! It looks like they repeated the puzzle 24 times in a swimming pool with 6 dolphins, only 2 dolphins ever managed to solve it once "The team conducted 24 canister
987.
by xchip 10y ago
Would it work the same using c++11 async stuff? That would make my day :)
988.
by xchip 10y ago
TL;DR: - They gave a puzzle to 24 couples of dolphins. - In order to solve it they had to cooperate. - Out of those 24 dolphins only 1 couple made it. - This couple was making more noises than the rest. Conclusion: Dolphins wer
989.
by xchip 11y ago
could this be easily done without using boost?
990.
by xchip 11y ago
Agreed, yet another article that promises to teach something, it's artificially long and the bottom line is stuff everybody knows...

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