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Comment #49091722
What if the original page is untrustworthy and adds JS?
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Comment #48746767
Is there actually video of the talk?
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Comment #48117552
They'll put up thousands more starlinks and track every mobile device on the planet simultaneously, might as well have a homing beacon in your pocket.
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Comment #48086742
We thought this was so punk back in the day.
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Comment #47725988
Orbits do not work that way
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Comment #46954541
I'd be curious to hear more about how you do the 2 -> 3 embedding there. In S2 it uses cartesian three space, but points are constrained to be unit magnitude. This has advantage an…
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Comment #46936507
I'd like to hear more about the synthetic part of these three spaces, because S2 works exactly as you say, embedding the 2-sphere in three (cartesian) dimensions. S2 points are alw…
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Comment #46936327
You can do this with [S2]( https://s2geometry.io/ ) as well which has the very nice property that parent cells do indeed always contain their children, and sorting the cell ids put…
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Comment #46879556
Mars which is literally covered in poisonous perchlorate soil
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Comment #46409380
emacs!
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Comment #46381776
The Box is very frustrating, especially when there's no one handling the other things, yet you're still not allowed to do them because it'd make the wrong people look bad.
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Comment #46170350
Managers can be lazy just like anyone.
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Comment #46170015
At big tech you have to quantify your value like this regularly, so yeah everyone keeps track of the minutiae.
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Comment #45812375
This person admits he drove people to quit with his behavior, that goes wayyyyyy beyond trying to get the full details. I've worked with this type before and I can envision the col…
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Comment #45812350
I've worked with this particular kind of toxic personality, they think until they've personally internalized all the details, that its not "right", and will exhaust everyone doing …
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Comment #45807433
One of those that thinks everyone owes them explaining everything to them in every detail or its not "right".
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Comment #45206882
They were also loose powder hand loaded weapons, you could fire three rounds a _minute_ if you were really skilled. Everyone in town had to store their powder in a (secure) communa…
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Comment #45008932
Everyone's decided that writing regular software to run locally on a computer is the weird case and so it has to be called "local first".
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Comment #44964060
Let's just start shifting the overton window: let's make all paid advertisement illegal y'all.
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Comment #44122322
No wonder software is so slow today when we're this profligate. "let's run four AIs and ignore 3/4 of them!" ugh.
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Comment #43183698
They usually have dedicated acceleration hardware, yes: https://www.ti.com/lit/an/sprabb6b/sprabb6b.pdf?ts=174057874...
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Comment #42727165
Mandatory CR is mostly a way for mediocre programmers to feel like they're contributing IMHO.
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Comment #42650358
Impossible, HN has assured me that Microsoft has changed.
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Comment #40654059
A thunk is just a function with no arguments representing a computation. In C++: int a=1, b=2; auto thunk = [=]() { return a+b; }
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Comment #40241349
FFTW will definitely query cpuid at runtime too, since it's piecing together kernels anyways it's not much more work for it to choose to ignore AVX, etc. If you use the [guru inter…