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by zeusk 4y ago
Maybe the right question to ask is, why you have 4.8 billion empty tuples? And why you're still on a 32-bit system?
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by zeusk 4y ago
Just like a part of taxes I pay get used for transit services I don't use :)
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by zeusk 4y ago
Where do you think your car registration fee, fuel tax and toll road fee go?
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by zeusk 4y ago
nor is their fuel - electric or oil.
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by zeusk 4y ago
are you pretty confident people are not taking home equity loans to buy crypto?
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by zeusk 4y ago
Whenever you introduce fluids into this sort of experiment, any turbulent flow will add indeterminism to outcomes - this applies to air as well.
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by zeusk 4y ago
That discount would be built into either Elon's buy price or Twitter's nominal price if deal falls through.
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by zeusk 4y ago
Do they offer poverty insurance?
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by zeusk 4y ago
That 5% is below annual inflation, so it shrank in real terms.
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by zeusk 4y ago
> If you have a pulse and can barely pass fizz buzz you’re employed with 200k salary, so yeah. Tell us you don't have any experience with hiring, without telling us you don't.
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by zeusk 4y ago
Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM they said. How is Oracle doing these days anyway?
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by zeusk 4y ago
Yup, there was some mess around inexact mapping so we had our own conflict resolution and definition of what and how to interpret respective fields. Honestly, JIRA easily has one of the most sluggish and horrid developer experience so the b
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by zeusk 4y ago
I helped a prior employer move to github and asana through JIRA's own APIs. It's actually not that hard and the entire engineering group was very cheerful of the change.
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by zeusk 4y ago
Obviously, you can't expect businesses to be at every place in the world. There are 3 within 10 miles of me and I live ~30 miles from Seattle.
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by zeusk 4y ago
Also, I don't see any actual tests verifying the output is correct. Gist of the algorithm seems to be classify numbers into buckets based on their factor of range (min, max values), then sort each bucket recursively if greater than 100
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by zeusk 4y ago
> Printers should be put around in form of vending machines which would let you you insert a USB stick, drop some pennies and print the PDFs. Every Fedex Print/Office center has this service. Most city libraries do as well.
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by zeusk 4y ago
How is QE or low rates not money printing? Low rates causes higher private lending, borrowing creates money (fractional reserve banking). QE also creates money by Federal Reserve buying Treasury's bonds with printed dollars. Both of th
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by zeusk 4y ago
and, how does that equate to inflation? They can't really print EUR right? So it has to be commodity and energy prices rising from externalities.
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by zeusk 4y ago
It's what IOCCC is about, you should checkout the other entries. My personal favorite: https://www.ioccc.org/1998/banks.c Hint: it's a flight sim :)
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by zeusk 4y ago
Unfortunately, I was born little after NT was already introduced :) It indeed is really an impressive feat of engineering, but really almost all existing OS platforms are essentially from pre-2000s. Even fushcia's magenta (iirc LK was
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by zeusk 4y ago
I work on the NT kernel and DirectX, I'll definitely take a look at this over the weekend.
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by zeusk 4y ago
other than charging network, I'd totally get a taycan or i4 over a model s or model 3
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by zeusk 4y ago
The investor's objective is to maximize yield, not minimize homelessness or keep affordability in check. In that, if they don't find a renter for their jacked up rent - they "renovate" the property - get a higher apprais
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by zeusk 4y ago
I recently joined a real estate group, and the kinds of things I'm seeing there are beyond explanation. People have basically come to understanding that house prices only go up, they use exotic financing and stupid leverage (BRRR metho
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by zeusk 4y ago
and skin color, gender, race or sexuality based on the local politics/religion.
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by zeusk 4y ago
QE isn't novel by any stretch, even in 2008. The Federal Reserve had a similar program back in 1930s around the Great Depression and the Bank of Japan has had a full-swing QE program since like 2001.
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by zeusk 4y ago
Because when the Federal Reserve buys those treasuries, you're creating money out of thin air (QE).
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by zeusk 4y ago
I could sell the car without ever caring about the "associated NFT".
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by zeusk 4y ago
> as long as i, i+1, i+2, i+3, ... i+7 are not dependent on each other I really don't see how that works in improving this. You can only calculate i+8, for calculating i+9 you depend on 8. And you can't go in strides either sin
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by zeusk 4y ago
memcpy is more like copying a single line, to copy a rectangle you need to call it in a loop or use specialized blit hw/sw. How is MLIR different from LLVM IR? And tile/block processing is not that novel for generic compute, graph

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