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arrakark
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Comment #46014192
LOL good one
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Comment #46001344
As someone who is essentially still a new grad (~3yoe), I wanted to give my two cents as to why the job market for new hires is so bad.
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Comment #44933268
Love it. Describes my new job at $ENTERPRISE very well.
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Comment #44697119
Cache-line bursts/beats tend to be standardized to 64B in lots of NoC architectures.
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Comment #43677733
Mods please delete if too political. I just thought it's an interesting idea.
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Comment #43677717
Same. If I had to guess it's just local gradients, not an end-to-end gradient.
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Comment #43533829
I think Aptera's vision is fantastic. People are quick to judge the looks or three-wheelness of the car, but I think that's just a symptom of cars being marketed as status symbols …
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Comment #43331671
But original MC ran on JVM, which can run on ARM...
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Comment #43331646
> LLMs are really good at regex Maybe that's changed recently, but I have struggled to get all but the most basic regex working from GPT-4o-mini
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Comment #42277288
Read the guidelines, OP /s https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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Comment #42242038
Which Tor hidden service was this? Asking for a friend...
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Comment #42227199
I've been designing chips for 2 years. One of our very well known third-party IP vendors clearly used HLS. I say clearly, because it was almost a 1:1 translation from OO C++ code, …
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Comment #42123481
I'd like to add to your #5. If Google deems you a legitimate threat, then they can just de-crapify their own search for a bit by going back to their old algo. It's extremely easy f…
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Comment #42103275
Serious question, what was the testing like to meet FCC part 15?
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Comment #42081364
I've tried OralB's $120 toothbrush, and their cheapest $30 Pro 300. Functionally, they are almost exactly the same!
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Comment #40041161
See Robert's website here: https://rohorn.blogspot.com
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Comment #36156775
If they don't give a watt per square meter value I'm not interested