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sesuximo
8mo ago
TIL ppl are afraid of rebase lmao
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sesuximo
10mo ago
100B is roughly NVIDIA’s yearly profit
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sesuximo
1y ago
Why is the atomic version slower? Is it slower on modern x86?
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sesuximo
2y ago
It is criminal that you can’t see different angles for these beautiful cars! 507 with no front view? I need to see the evolution of those kidneys!
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sesuximo
2y ago
We have the technology to cheaply enforce most driving laws. IMO we should do it.
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sesuximo
2y ago
> PPS: I think my ideal type hint situation would be if I could create distinct but otherwise unconstrained types for things like function arguments and function returns, have mypy or other typing tools complain when I mixed them Cleaner
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2y ago
> providers could choose not to generate electricity for a grid if it were necessary Enron basically forced this exact situation in order to charge inflated prices. Maybe worse is that this isn’t even the reason they ended up in court.
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sesuximo
2y ago
That’s just a job. Might as well get paid while you do that kinda stuff
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2y ago
If someone brought back phabricator i think they’d make easy $
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sesuximo
2y ago
There should be a camera on every intersection
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sesuximo
2y ago
Wouldn’t the price movement overwhelm the spread if you sell more than a few days after you buy? I guess if spreads were huge it would matter more
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sesuximo
2y ago
Why do high spreads mean more money for middlemen?
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sesuximo
2y ago
I’d buy some parts if there was a service! Could be a good way to get the word out
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sesuximo
2y ago
The trusty one dimensional model of things. This is why I always train my neural nets with one parameter (sign bit only).
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sesuximo
2y ago
Imo it doesn’t matter at all. Both are fine. Surely there are more pressing things out there to think about!
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sesuximo
2y ago
Idk if this is worth the trouble. Isn’t a judge just going to stamp these requests anyway? Like sure maybe it’s better if they do but probably won’t be groundbreaking
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sesuximo
2y ago
If an exchange goes to AWS, would it suddenly look worse than its competitors? And would that hurt the exchange’s revenue?
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sesuximo
2y ago
I think this is unfortunately very common practice
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2y ago
Having the CEO leave doesn’t guarantee safer planes. If anything, I’d want to hear what the company leadership is doing to change production… not necessarily how it’s being reshuffled
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2y ago
why not put the terminal in the urban area and have a fast train/ferry/whatever to the runways
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2y ago
Apu already taken by aviation tho
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3y ago
Perhaps a solution could be requiring them to be paid full wages? Then there is no incentive to hire prison laborers vs others
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3y ago
1) Maybe you could store the bitwise-or of size and capacity on top of each other. If you restrict capacity to a power of two 2) you could store the capacity before the array payload
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sesuximo
3y ago
This seems completely unsurprising? Subcultures have their own slang, and some of it is spreading? That’s true in French/English/anything
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3y ago
I don’t know for sure, but many companies use old hardware for less intense tasks like being a cpu attached to a massive disk for cold storage
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3y ago
People sometimes leave and take less money. Plenty of other reasons to change jobs.
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3y ago
They’re so rich they could do almost anything and it would “work” — at least in the short term.
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3y ago
If I want to buy a good-for-the environment tire, what should I buy? I don’t care about the price unless it’s insane
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3y ago
They may make other investments as well
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sesuximo
3y ago
This probably sounds different to Brits vs non Brits
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