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ITT: We give each of the challenges a difficulty level (easy, medium, difficult, and Stallman)
I'll start: Unit converter and 15-piece sliding puzzle: Easy
Updated the list a bit
>>55591350
I'll go for this one.
>>55591717
Done.def f17(a, b):
return sorted(a) == sorted(b)
ITT: Most based tech companies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZSUbK4G54o
>>55590369
fucking disgusting, uninstalling all that shit now
Autojew is the EA of production software, eating up all the smaller competitors for market dominance.
>comments disabled
How progressive.
Need a new ISP. These are my options. What should I go with?
I currently have AT&T, and I hate them so fucking much, they've got to be the worst company in the world.
Time Warner Cable is the fastest on this list, but would I actually ever get that speed? With AT&T, it rarely goes above 1.5 megs down, even though I'm supposed to be getting 15.
Bump. Anyone?
ex-twc employee here, IMO they were the best ISP I ever had, kinda bummed charter ate them. if your speeds ever fall below like 80% of your package, call in and bitch, they can't hang up and you'll either get a discount or a tech or disconnected. just pay your bill on time or prepare to be raped by fees.
>>55592541
>just pay your bill on time or prepare to be raped by fees.
You should be doing this with everything
Hey /g/. I was wondering what email provider/service you guys use? I would like a free email service that allows me to remain somewhat anonymous without needing to enter a secondary email or phone number for verification purposes. I want to simply pick a username and password, and then to be able to send emails. thanks
I pay $10 a month for rackspace e-mail off my domain, if anything breaks e-mailwise I can always call somebody (in comparison to a free service)
Tutanota
not OP, but is fastmail any good?
What mousepad do you use?
I use a $1 pad with a picture of Marvin Gaye on it. I never understood what the point of the gaymur pads are, but I'm interested in getting one of those 28 inch ones for both my keyboard and mouse.
>>55590310
same here dude i would link it but its been permanently filtered as fucking spam lol
Just got a Mionix alioth xxl.
covers half of my table but at least now I don't have to move my mousepad when i shift my sitting position.
the gsr ofc
Just wondering if such a thing exists... I'm currently re-sorting 5 Tb of various data (pictures, videos, documents, backup files, databases, ect...) between 3 different HDD, with a new sorting logic.
So i'm in search of a tool that would "emulate" all the file transfer (and show dir hierarchy as if they were instantaneously done (and maybe check clobbering at this moment)), and once everything is ok i can "push" the changes, and then only it starts moving things for real...
I don't know if i'm clear or not, anyways, ideas ?
Oh, and it can be both Windows or Debian, preference for Windows (more powerful PC).
What inspired me is when you make new partition on disk with gparted or anything like that ; first you list with a nice interface what you want to do and only at the end you write everything down...
Thanks for the idea, gonna make myself an app out of this and get rich.
>>55590250
if i read this right, you basically want to write your script, and "dry run" the sort / copy?
if so you can use rsync as the copy tool it has a dry run switch (--dry-run)
it can be used in windows inside cygwin
What is the difference between Memristors and Neuromorphic chips?
>>55590187
Memristors, as HP described, are a type of resistive RAM. The structure has an electron vacancy that can be moved around between two elements to represent the state of a bit. They can also be influenced to switch at high speeds and perform logic. In effect, if the fabric were there to support it, you could have a chip with one basic switching structure that functions as permanent storage, memory, logic, and can alter itself on the fly.
By Neuromorphic I can only assume you're referring to IBM's Synapse project for DARPA. Its a non Von Neumann architecture that pairs memory directly with logic to eliminate the bottleneck in now conventional systems which limits theoretical throughput.
>>55590187
>difference between Memristors and Neuromorphic chips
Nothing, they both will never be implemented outside of a lab.
I just want a group of cute girls to slowly take spoonfulls of my brain, eating and nonsensically bantering about their daily lives while I slide away into infinity.
$2 million stolen from ATMs by hackers without even using a card
http://money.cnn.com/2016/07/14/news/bank-atm-heist-taiwan/index.html
>>55590175
Can't wait to see the economy crash due to too many gentoomen.
How did the Malware get in there in the first place.
if their such great hackers y didnt they delete the pictures??
>Vulkan is derived from and built upon components of AMD's Mantle API
No wonder AMD gpus do better with Vulkan.
Nvidia has been thoroughly cucked.
>>55590141
>Nvidia has been thoroughly cucked.
What ever helps you sleep at night AMD
>>55590141
while it's definitely an advantage for AMD, nvidia sucking at parallel compute is nothing new. nobody mined buttcoins with nvidia GPUs for a reason.
>>55590157
>gameworks tier disaster for nvidia
>except it's legit and 100% fair rather than corporate sabotage
>fanboys mad as hell
Nvidya on suicide watch
If Os X will be released as "operating system that you can install in all the AMD and Intel computers", will Windows die? What about Linux?
>>55590138
OS X has no games, so... no
I wish you will be released as "man without faggotry".
>>55590182
Not everyone plays video games bub
Best way to prep for a programming interview?
dont
just be yourself :)
Don't worry, you're not getting the job.
What is a good dumb phone for an old person?
An iPod, a phone, and a internet communicator. And we are calling it iPhone.
The jitter bug
>>55590161
>Needing a data plan for a phone that'll never use it, maximum niggering
Just need large numbers on the numpad, and maybe a flip phone
What's your favorite VPN, /g/?
I've been using Mullvad lately, because it wasn't super expensive, and it seems pretty fast and good so far.
I'm kinda new to VPNs, I've tried some free ones earlier and one paid service which was awful.
Anyway, post some tips and tricks for using VPNs or just discuss your favorite service in this thread.
Small bump
all of the vpns i use are always banned on every site.
mullvad is fast though
>>55590115
I'm very happy with PIA
What new technology breakthroughs are on the horizons that are as significant as 1968 – Internet, 1973 – Fiber Optics Communication, 1980 – Quantum Computing, 1990 – Cellular communication, 2004 – Genome Mapping, 2010 – Memristor/Neuromorphic chips? Is there anything that we are missing that will create the next set of buzz words for the next decade?
P.S: I feel like Drones, 3d printers, virtual reality, augmented reality, these are all using old technologies that have been repurposed into new devices and not significantly NEW.
http://spectrum.ieee.org/
As a general resource, you'll see more non consumer oriented tech news here than anywhere else without going to a dedicated industry leaning outlet.
.1v and milliwatt range switching devices is pretty big. We could outpace self heating by such an astounding degree that it would never become relevant in 3D stacked logic, even with 100 billion+ transistors. Optoelectronics for signaling is pretty big, and the implications for it being used to bring logic closer together is pretty immense. Two ICs on a board could essentially function as if they were on the same die because the latency bottleneck would no longer exist between them. For example a 22 core Xeon CPU could communicate with a discrete GPU over the PCI-E slot as if it were one of AMD's HSA enabled APUs. The throughput there would be immense in compute workloads, and that extends to everything else in a system as well.
There is also real potential for the transistor in all implementations to be replaced by photonic devices. The power used to influence the channel zone effectively would be waste in comparison to a photonic device which represents on or off by exciting matter into releasing an electron when it "switches." It would also have a true, absolute, off state that no transistor is capable of.
>tfw you'll never live long enough to install BeaGrill4aDayVR.EXE
>>55590045
bump
Best online shops for Duracell batteries?
>>55589925
Yes
>>55589925
What's wrong with Walmart?
since when they make batteries?
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