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milanove
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Comment #48487182
The Raspberry Pi and Arduino platforms weren't meant to power commercial-grade products, nor be cost effective at scale compared to raw/custom ARM and AVR devices. However, they've…
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Comment #45684529
I'm not an ML expert or practitioner, so someone might need to correct me. However, I believe the parcel's components together as a whole would capture the state of the audio+visua…
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Comment #43623867
Unless I'm doing something simple like writing out some basic shell script or python program, it's often easier to just do something myself than take the time to explain what I wan…
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Comment #38477243
I’m glad to see people in the open source community taking the initiative to implement these tools for the general public. It’s one thing to understand the high-level concepts in a…
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Comment #36262767
I wonder if many of these lowball salary job postings could just be companies applying for an employee's greencard through the PERM system. IIUC, for PERM, the applicant's employer…
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Comment #34092367
Yeah, Julia makes the best zines and guides. The technical content and style is gold.
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Comment #29788273
Getting something working in the beginning feels very different from a coding puzzle. During the next phase of optimizing something is where it gets interesting. Understanding the …
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Comment #25703129
Waf is another interesting build system I've seen used in production. It's config is done with Python scripts, which is cool.
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Comment #25584767
One thing I've noticed when using many open-source softwares with a GUI is that they just don't look and feel like a professional piece of software. The programming and project arc…
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Comment #25582535
And maybe Clion too.
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Comment #23155224
Please drink verification can
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Comment #22599768
The article said the patient showed signs of recovery and then later on started showing signs of the virus again. I don't know if that means they conducted an exit test to confirm …
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Comment #22519410
Yeah the article didn't really present anything very useful. What I took away from it was that the U.S. government claims of potential malicious backdoors in Huawei's devices are u…
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Comment #22519394
Maybe I was expecting a technical overview or reverse engineering of how their backdoors work, but really the article was non-technical. If I understand correctly, it can be summar…
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Comment #13843537
I guess it goes to show that developers are similar everywhere.
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Comment #13257972
Personal goal is to transition from basic C++ to either NVidia's CUDA framework, or move towards iOS/Android app programming.
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Comment #13257966
Covering every detail of the technology wasn't really the point of the article. It's a New York Times article. It's meant to give a brief explanation, for non-engineers, as to how …
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Comment #13149999
He was able to make his own operating system though. However, I agree. In comparison to his achievement, simple code style choices are nearly irrelevant.
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Comment #13149278
He also created a remake of this in C called "mos". Kind of irks me that he does "if(var == true)" instead of "if(var)" in certain spots though.