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Comment #31566884
My take : let M be the maximum amount of money that a envelope can contain (at worst it can be the total amount of money in the world). You don't know the value of this upper bound…
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Comment #31132448
Not a good heuristic for me as it would make me skip most of the science stuff. For example the Webb space telescope. It certainly won't have any impact of my life.
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Comment #30383622
Yes, when possible it is better to give people time to figure out things by themselves. That's how you learn. The question is why pointing out something wrong would have automatica…
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Comment #30382937
I can't agree with that. If there is something wrong, it must be dealt with as soon as possible. We engineers must learn to be professional and not let our ego get in the way. Mayb…
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Comment #30235243
Considering that even futur users of crud applications cannot come up with decent requirements for these applications, I am not sure AI will help.
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Comment #30209933
React health has already taken a hit with the introduction of hooks.
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Comment #30136521
I remember seeing one occurence of bubblesort in the source code of Crafty chess engine with a comment explaining that this was unexpectingly the fastest sort in that particular ca…
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Comment #30097330
Thank you for your answer. I got instantly buried below the "bad perf per watt" comments and thought nobody would see my question.
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Comment #30097011
This is a 10nm processor, right ? So a 10mn processor can be as fast as a 5mn processor but at more than double the voltage ? Not so bad. What would be the perf of this processor w…
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Comment #29959849
Some context: https://dawnproject.com/full-self-driving-cars-software-at-i...
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Comment #27814217
That would be the median, not the average (but then it sounds less funny somehow...)
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Comment #27558917
First They Ignore You, Then They Laugh at You, Then They Attack You, Then You Win. "The statement evolved from a large family of sayings that originated in the nineteenth century. …
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Comment #26752737
It is still alive and very active but is now called MyBatis. https://blog.mybatis.org/p/about.html
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Comment #26659401
You can't easily create a instance of the generic type in java. for example : return new T(); is possible in C#, not in java.
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Comment #25790059
Even hardworking developers will sometimes don't care about the user experience. For example, Linus could have spent a few hours polishing the git CLI. Instead we have had millions…
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Comment #25511123
On the other hand on my android phone I use firefox+uBlock and see no ad at all even on youtube...
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Comment #25480468
Took me a few minutes to figure it out. chipotle_coyote comment make sens if the tax is 800k. 50m*0.04 = 2m = 800k+600k+600k The tax is not 800k but 80k though. So it should be 80k…
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Comment #25414681
Should be 125% though (or is it already obvious for everyone and just me being pedant ?)
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Comment #25303262
Or the medium link : https://medium.com/@maartenvandoorn/the-complete-guide-to-ef...
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Comment #25302539
On the other hand these people can sometimes lead you to some more serious material if they share their sources. Seems to be the case here with this link in the post : https://maar…
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Comment #24898691
Maybe the article means that PHP interprets the OPCodes as opposed to java that uses a JIT compiler that produces machine code for part of the bytecodes. Anyway JIT is coming with …