frostirosti

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by frostirosti 1y ago
Bazel is just such a nightmare for me. It's amazing when someone understands it really well and can set things up. But for anything short of that, being on the hook to fix or debug things makes it a nightmare. That and trying to port a
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by frostirosti 1y ago
here's an idea for freight transport efficiency: trains
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by frostirosti 1y ago
paging 2000s Bethesda puzzles
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by frostirosti 4y ago
re: Housing ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Painted_ladies ) In San Francisco there's the tradition of painting your home as a "painted lady" which means you painted the home using 3 contrasting colors. Al
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by frostirosti 5y ago
I wonder if the answer to all of this changes if insurance companies decide that covering the cost of laboratory confirmation of covid 19 antibodies or the cost covering the expenses related to hospitalization exceed the cost of vaccination
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by frostirosti 5y ago
> do not want to be vaccinated What's the reason for this? The vaccine has been approved fully by the FDA and hundreds of millions of people have received it. > 2. ... Sure, and people who have had covid and get it again as well.
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by frostirosti 5y ago
I mean, it's the JVM in the end right? It depends on the JVM you're running on between windows and linux
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by frostirosti 5y ago
could also be the case that the two volumes are empty, ie have no pages
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by frostirosti 8y ago
The Kubrick exhibit at The Jewish Museum in SF was great! Really showed how his work changed over time and his unmade Napoleon movie would have wild.
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by frostirosti 8y ago
Come on, the movfuscator has to be the best x86 I've seen: https://github.com/xoreaxeaxeax/movfuscator
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by frostirosti 8y ago
Sounds an awful lot like the computer fraud and abuse act
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by frostirosti 9y ago
What? This is absurd. Trends in music change over time. New instruments, new musicians and new styles.
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by frostirosti 9y ago
Vulfpeck-esque
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by frostirosti 9y ago
Reddit is at least very transparent about this. You can't plow a field and just expect wheat to grow, you have to plant the seeds.
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by frostirosti 9y ago
My professors at the University of Virginia made this one: The IBCM == Itty Bitty Computing Machine https://aaronbloomfield.github.io/pdr/book/ibcm-chapter.pdf
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by frostirosti 9y ago
Is anyone surprised here? Clothes must have the same trend (or lack there of)
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by frostirosti 9y ago
Wasn't the Pentagon meant to be made into a Library post war? That's why the floors were so thick and sustained less damage from the plane impact.
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by frostirosti 9y ago
C++ isn't strictly a superset of C! Which I always found crazy. Some C will not compile for C++.
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by frostirosti 9y ago
Why not just write another language, that compiles to machine code, but doesn't totally enforce type safety. Call it Iron.
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by frostirosti 9y ago
This is the real answer! You can understand the abstract idea and not know the trivia. If the person doesn't know scala, then they won't know these. Find something they do know and expand on that or relate it to the scala and then
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by frostirosti 9y ago
You're kidding right? How much of your job is implementing hand rolled IO monads? I think it's very telling that you would hire someone who can understand IO monads but not understand the difference between traits and abstract cla
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by frostirosti 9y ago
https://youtu.be/5gfoDHycEi0?t=2m12s That sentiment! I know that feeling so well.
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by frostirosti 10y ago
This is a jump straight into the deep end. I can't recommend starting here. "How to prove it" https://www.amazon.com/How-Prove-Structured-Approach-2nd/dp/... would be a much more appropriate start
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by frostirosti 10y ago
Good luck my friends. Many have fallen at this pillar of parallelism before you.
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by frostirosti 10y ago
Not quiet! Choosing between using a fast mostly accurate model and a slow very accurate model. Time saved vs accuracy gained.
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by frostirosti 10y ago
I mean, I do also buy the, 'change is hard, and if Cost(Change) >= Cost(Not change) + delta(x months) then it's not worth it`
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by frostirosti 10y ago
Sounds like the typical pretentious, the world is changing and I don't like it. Take the time to learn new technologies and adapt to changing landscapes. Mastering the abstract ideas makes you more flexible.
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by frostirosti 10y ago
AMD really needed the break. This is fantastic news. Don't all consoles also use AMD chips?
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by frostirosti 10y ago
Reevaluating Amdahl's Law. http://www.johngustafson.net/pubs/pub13/amdahl.pdf
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by frostirosti 10y ago
Amdahl's law is not misleading. Amdahl's law shows the speed up under a fixed problem size. Gustafson simple showed that since we parallelized an aspect of a problem, we can solve larger problems with the time saved. Amdahl's

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