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AlEinstein
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Comment #23525406
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23523517
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Comment #23525401
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23523517
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Comment #23525395
Options spread.
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Comment #23525373
What’s heartbreaking is that he didn’t trade any leverage at all. He executed an options spread that was worth about $700k on each leg. Due to the nature of buying and selling opti…
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Comment #23390260
The floating point results are suspiciously good compared to the rest of the results. I wonder if they have some good VLIW instructions for floating point or it’s just an error in …
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Comment #23390248
This doesn’t have any info about the instruction set.
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Comment #23390245
The google translation is not bad: https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&...
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Comment #23243876
If you already know what a vector space is and what a tensor product is and you recognise and understand bra-ket notation I would say there’s a very good chance you already know wh…
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Comment #23243797
It may be true that bitcoin will be a good store of value but this article doesn’t make a good case for it. For example, bitcoin is quite volatile, which would tend to make it a po…
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Comment #23151119
I once had my card skimmed while I was overseas. Westpac reversed all the transactions and sent me a new card.
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Comment #23089928
You are correct! To answer your question, writing a NUL char to stdout is no problem. Some utilities can actually use it as a delimiter since it’s so uncommon. I think most shells …
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Comment #23045067
Have fun in your HTTP 1.1 world.
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Comment #23004519
You can multiply 1/3 by 3 and not get 1.
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Comment #22896503
Did you even read the article? I’ve been wanting something like this for a while. It’s a solid engineering decision that needs good marketing to make sure people understand that it…
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Comment #22645791
Is this cache friendly on a modern cpu? On the face of it, it seems to be quite cache unfriendly.
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Comment #22491294
Hmmm... design fashions change over time and are also affected by technological limitations. I’m the beginning we had text only terminals. Font designs were about it. Business mach…
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Comment #22033489
What proportion of machines running web assembly are stack-based, would you say? I would guess negligible.
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Comment #22026088
Wow that paragraph is like the poster child for the logical fallacy called “appeal to tradition”. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_tradition
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Comment #22026026
“difficulty, struggle and suffering are inherently worthwhile, more authentic and character-building” Is there any research on this topic or is this just your opinion?
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Comment #22017135
I don’t know why you’re getting downvoted. It’s a fair question to ask. “Why can’t I buy” is essentially equivalent to “why doesn’t anyone sell”, which is basically “why isn’t ther…
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Comment #21998830
And assaulting women at conventions is cool and normal because it’s what Asimov did, right?
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Comment #21998802
This article apparently goes from “most reals are non-algebraic and therefore contain an infinite amount of information” to “so if I use reals to describe a physical system then my…
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Comment #21926532
Just a tip: you’ve used the word “whom” incorrectly here. You can just use the word “who” and you’ll always be correct.
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Comment #21877562
Well it might use category theory and be buzzword compliant but the code you’ve written wouldn’t pass code review at my work. This code converts numeric data to a string and back t…
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Comment #21861666
"Everyone agrees that we should try to avoid extinction" Perhaps I'm an outlier here but I don't see why we should do anything in particular to ensure the survival of humanity.