Talent is not the same thing as experience.

Being able to do something does not mean it is a good idea to do it.

So many people have tried this approach to improving efficiency (MIT RAW, Stanford Imagine, Stanford Smart Memories) and have run into such serious problems (compilers, libraries, eco system, system-level support) that unless he has solutions for those problems, starting it again is not a smart idea.

this imagined "terror" of Gamergate,

Basically what you're saying is:

"I don't like what you have to say so I'm going to claim you imagined it all".

You are literally claiming that none of the threats she got were real.

The biggest thing is what we have tried to emphasize, which is the fact that we have an entirely different memory system that does away with the hardware managed cache hierarchy. The rest of the really interesting stuff we have not publicly disclosed (yet), but I can tell you that it is very different from both Kalray and Tilera.

"Virtual Memory translation and paging are two of the worst decisions in computing history"

"Introduction of hardware managed caching is what I consider 'The beginning of the end'"

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These comments belie a fairly child-like understanding of computer architecture.

Whatever. You ever kiss a girl? You've tossed your youth away to build next year's landfill. Good for you.

How did you feel when Windows 7 x64 no longer ran 16 bit applications? Make the remote features into a module. Right now its slow and hobbled together with decades of legacy code.

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I've been using X since it was X10, that includes all levels of programming from bare Xlib up.

3-D applications have performance requirements, so in other words, it didn't work for you either.

That's a flat-out idiotic comment.

The company was highly successful at the time, went public, and years later failed after the IBM/DOS combination came to dominate. Yet because the company was founded by two "housewives", you deny its success and importance.

you imagine yourself as some sort of authority that polices comments

i'd submit your little temper tantrum here is way more off topic than my comment ever could be

you have a social disorder

if you don't like what someone is talking about, ignore it

if you have to attack them because you don't like they brought up a subject, maybe you're just a useless douchebag. maybe you and your attitude is the actual fucking problem here

They were afraid the drones would be sucked into a jet engine or smash through a windscreen, they are also afraid of large birds for the same reason but there is fuck all they can do to stop natural bird strikes.

Whereas your whine about "SJWs"has nothing to do with the topic at hand.

circletimesquare was entirely on-topic and was making an interesting point. He did not deserve your attack.

this is a discussion site. people discuss things. apologies for thinking that

Today, Fillekes' LinkedIn profile describes her career as a "cheese maker at Mohawk Drumlin Creamery." In 2014, "I bought a dairy farm in upstate NY. I designed and built an on-farm creamery to produce farmstead sheep's milk cheese and yogurt," she wrote.

someone with her education who goes to make cheese... hey, that's really romantic. maybe she burnt out, maybe she has some social issue that prevents competent office interaction

but maybe the real issue here is resume prejudice. where the guy or gal who takes 5 or 10 years off to pursue a passion never can get back in the game. which is especially true of women and the pursuit being having children

the usa should be like the nordic countries, and have mandatory child leave for *fathers and mothers*

that way having kids dings men's careers as much as women. otherwise, as long as child rearing impacts women disproportionately, women will never achieve parity with men in the office. nevermind that men want to spend time with their children and time with dad is just as important as time with mom if we really care about strong families in this country. put your money where your mouth is on your rhetoric about strong families, the presence of a father in a child's life, and family values in general, dear social conservatives, and promote equal family leave for men and women