bengl3rt

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by bengl3rt 2y ago
Location: NorCal Remote: Strongly preferred Willing to relocate: Happy to occasionally visit an office somewhere in the world Technologies: Native code, on embedded systems, especially Apple platforms (C/Obj-C/Swift). Latency-sens
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by bengl3rt 2y ago
I only read the paper (and the code in the paper) but not the complete source code, so maybe this would become clearer if I had, but... Does Rust fundamentally guarantee that if you make a struct, its fields will lay out in memory in the or
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by bengl3rt 3y ago
emailed you subject "Hacker News ping"
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by bengl3rt 3y ago
Location: NorCal Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: Under very specific circumstances Technologies: Native code, especially on Apple platforms (C/Obj-C/Swift). Embedded inference (CoreML/MPS), including LLMs, and imaging
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by bengl3rt 3y ago
Papers, Please is on Steam :)
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by bengl3rt 3y ago
rstp-simple-server is fantastic, I use it for all kinds of stuff and appreciate how easy it is to deploy. More software should eschew having a million dependencies and focus on doing one thing WELL :)
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by bengl3rt 3y ago
Have you succeeded at using quicat to do what this is doing?
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by bengl3rt 4y ago
"Before Fariq can attempt to get back into the cockpit, Zaharie reaches up and flips the pressurization switch, cutting off bleed air to the cabin. The airplane rapidly begins to depressurize." I really want to believe that a sing
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by bengl3rt 13y ago
On MBTA police scanner I hear hipsanic, possibly wearing a cowboy hat, with blood on him
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San Francisco: Creep City(nomore.metaismurder.com)
2 points by bengl3rt 14y ago|0 comments
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Some friends of mine have actually made a business out of this over at http://testloft.com From what I understand the phone won't stop ringing so clearly there is strong demand for something like this out there.
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Off topic, but... Luxury car rental company? Please tell me more (like do you have a website??) I ask because I know of a couple of luxury car rental companies, but there is one ore more things about each of them that make them exceedingly
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Can they now? http://www.apple.com/displays/ still says that only MBP and iMac can do it.
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
I have lived there in the past. Now prefer the much-maligned suburbs (specifically, Mountain View). Uber and Lyft and self-driving cars will shortly solve drinking and driving and then my final complaint about the suburbs will be gone.
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
San Francisco is charming, yet now grossly-expensive. Except it's not charming at all... it's much colder than the rest of California (it honestly feels like a different planet), MUNI absolutely sucks compared to any transit system in the
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
This is of great interest to me because I've always wanted to run this... http://cycling74.com/whatismax/ On one of these: http://www.museresearch.com/products/receptor-vip.php Designing live performance environments in Max is awesome,
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Radar or GTFO(blog.wadetregaskis.com)
3 points by bengl3rt 14y ago|1 comments
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Will do! I used to be pretty active in the sound scene (mostly live/acoustic recording) in the Bay but have been away for a couple years. I'm looking forward to returning and getting back into it. :)
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
A better question is, why don't some of the reasons that it's so great to work for Heroku symbiotically trickle up to the behemoth parent company?
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Do you have any advice for someone looking to get involved (as an actor and/or a sound guy) with the Bay Area indie film scene? I was on a local mailing list for a couple years called "Low/No Budget films" or something but it seems to have
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
I'm really glad this is open source. I intend to make use of it in any new apps I start, and contribute back any bug fixes or improvements. As it happens, I was going to build something like that for an app I'm due to start tomorrow, but no
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
I assume the NA model was the same way? Or just the turbo?
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Sometimes the app is not a strict tree of view controllers, but rather a graph containing some cycles. It is here that the whole metaphor of the navigation controller and the visual tools that Xcode gives you to automate it kind of break do
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Don't worry, I'm sure Safari will have one (licensed from the Swiss Railway, of course) in short order.
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Why are men using the women's restroom? Doesn't that make the women (assuming any work there) uncomfortable?
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Unfortunately, people are sensitive about this subject, often fiercely defensive or even in denial about their own chronic lateness... Still I wish them the best of success and I hope this changes lives in a big way like I know it has the p
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
This makes a lot of sense. The more people use public transit (because it becomes much less painless thanks to apps like Embark), the more you reduce congestion on the road, the more fun it is to drive your BMW. Congratulations to the team!
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Value is linked to price. Tesla is doing the public a disservice by encouraging the notion that the Model S starts at $49k, when it really starts closer to $70 in order to approach a conventional car in utility. Do you get $70k worth of car
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
Honestly, that puts it solidly into "more than I can ever imagine paying for a car" territory. It's also too big - I can't imagine street parking a behemoth like that in San Francisco. I quite like the Acura TSX - small, luxurious, $30k. I'
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by bengl3rt 14y ago
The $49k base price is totally misleading. To get the "supercharger" access that makes road trips possible, you're out another $12k at least ($10k 60kWh battery plus $2k "supercharger" fee). Nav is $4k. Putting the rapid charger into your h

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