Viewing profile — ac42
ac42
HN member- Joined
- Sun, Feb 17, 2019, 5:10 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 111
- Public activity
- 95 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About ac42
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #29449123
Dude... Null pointer exception, really. I wish you the best of luck reasoning about life and happiness in Java. Just don't attribute the ensuing frustrations to being born.
-
comment
Comment #29446099
Let's call BS. It's inane to claim existence being the root of all evil, because, yeah, it's the root of friggin' _everything_. Nothing is forced on "you" because without existence…
-
comment
Comment #29273632
Does this factor in the wetware upkeep during the development cycle? Development in C generally is slower than in most of the other languages.
-
comment
Comment #29144240
> I also have never heard the fans We all do now
-
comment
Comment #29118169
The Python of drawing tools.
-
comment
Comment #28779354
Oh crap, now I see it. Thanks!
-
comment
Comment #28775012
And not to forget https://github.com/rsta2/circle
-
comment
Comment #28767261
I am not clear why the proof is so long. By induction, the first i elements are already smaller than the A[i], so it's essentially an unoptimised version of for i: 0..n-1 A[i] = mi…
-
comment
Comment #28700962
> it's "Rochambeau", a name. "Connections to the French surname Rochambeau are a folk etymology" https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/rochambeau
-
comment
Comment #28676738
> Would it be possible to develop a computer from linear transformations? Yes. The transition function of Turing machines and the working tape can be represented as linear transfor…
-
comment
Comment #28141652
The article has the wrong caption I would think ("running K3s on a bunch of PIs" would be more fitting). Netbooting a bare metal environment is quite straightforward for the PI 3 (…
-
comment
Comment #28104491
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_friend
-
comment
Comment #27855299
Lol. Mr Lee really has the balls to opine on free speech! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27286628
-
comment
Comment #27790598
Since there is no technical definition (not to speak of a measure of degree) of consciousness, we could assume that it is very likely, statistically. All life forms have undergone …
-
comment
Comment #27790384
I bet they later spoke about randomised algorithms like[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HyperLogLog
-
comment
Comment #27656659
If infection rates were double digit, the "think of what we could save" argument might perhaps deserve some consideration. But as it stands, I feel the only warranted concern is th…
-
comment
Comment #27656177
Lol, I thought this was going to be about crypto currency. Lovely article!
-
comment
Comment #27585505
But to be fair, the components you use could be "spiked". Imagine resistors, capacitors, transistors that can find out when they are used in a particular configuration and change t…
-
comment
Comment #27559068
It felt a bit less obscure once I figured the relationship to "pecuniary". Penniless!
-
comment
Comment #27539398
"Nerium contains several toxic compounds, and it has historically been considered a poisonous plant." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nerium
-
comment
Comment #27539250
> It should be noted that on processors that do not support LZCNT, the instruction byte encoding is executed as BSR. This. Boggles.
-
comment
Comment #27377242
For me it's the " is buying for $ bn" type of headlines that seems to be on the rise.
-
comment
Comment #27376097
Using the same line of reasoning, men could argue that the majority of people are men. The whole argument is based on a crude form of survivor bias It's complete and utter bunk.
-
comment
Comment #27349709
I think one reason that quitting is so hard is that it is assumed to be a 100 to zero transition. I believe that just as getting addicted, weaning off is a process. Without having …
-
comment
Comment #27322351
> Yes, a point adding itself holds the same rule, using the tangent line on the finite field to connect the third How in discrete metric space do you create a tangent line on a set…