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Apple's New WebKit Policy Takes a Hard Line for User Privacy(eff.org)
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Python 2019 Steering Council Election Results(mail.python.org)
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by e271828 10y ago
Qualcomm Technologies Inc. | Software Engineer, SoC Architecture | San Diego, CA | Full Time | ONSITE VISA Design and implement components of a virtualized device that runs the same apps that you run on your phone or tablet. The virtualized
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ARM-Based Windows 10 Portable PCs? Hell Yes(thurrott.com)
79 points by e271828 10y ago|117 comments
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The success of Leicester City will be pored over for management lessons(economist.com)
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by e271828 11y ago
Qualcomm | San Diego, CA | Full Time | ONSITE | VISA Qualcomm's Chip Architecture team is looking for developers to build profiling tools that our engineers use to gain critical insights into the performance of mobile chips that power
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Bedbot – Daytime Initialization Assistant(peterroca.com)
9 points by e271828 11y ago|1 comments
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by e271828 11y ago
You can get channel-like behavior using async/await and a custom event loop. I wrote a little example[1] that has a bare-bones implementation of this. I used it to translate the prime sieve example from Go[2] almost directly to Python.
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Stealing Keys from PCs Using a Radio(tau.ac.il)
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by e271828 12y ago
There is a geometric way to solve this, requiring only graph paper and a straight edge. If x is the number of chickens sold in the morning, and y is the number sold after lunch, then the straight line x+y=10 represents all possible values o
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by e271828 12y ago
This is an elegant solution for sequences, but it doesn't work for arbitrary iterables (which need not support slicing). While this generalization might not be needed for language ngrams, the general problem of taking n items at a time
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Neuro-Inspired Chips for Robots and Smartphones(technologyreview.com)
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Status of HTTP pipelining in Chromium(insouciant.org)
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by e271828 15y ago
Thanks Dale, this is good to know. Any plans to update Couchbase server to be based on CouchDB 1.1? I know the _replicator DB would be a particularly nice feature to have.
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by e271828 15y ago
The CouchBase version has been at 1.1.0 for a while (since March 24): http://www.couchbase.org/wiki/display/membase/Releases Does anyone know if theirs was an early release of 1.1? Or are their version numbers out of sync with the Apache