AboutTheWhisles

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by AboutTheWhisles 8y ago
I would be excited if someone criticized what I am working on if they were planning on being part of the solution
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
> using it for member functions is insane given that you have to read the entire thing left to right only to see what it returns at the end; it is far less to read just putting "int" at the far left This is not what auto as a f
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
It depends on the situation. Using the 'auto' keyword makes things more generic. It can also save long type names from making expressions difficult to read. An IDE that can follow the auto to its actual type is also helpful. If
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
None yet, it is still early and a bit rough around the edges, but it is under active development if you want to get involved.
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
What you are describing sounds very close to this https://github.com/LiveAsynchronousVisualizedArchitecture/la...
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
It's unfortunate but OSX really does have lots of bugs and quirks that don't get fixed while linux and wayland are being integrated at a snails pace.
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
Not only that, but all the data could be recorded and replayed through other software, so they could conceivably say what it would have seen and done.
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
Not if you are a government.
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
Or, they could just make sure to figure out what they really want and say that directly, instead of having a bag of positive attributes they like then picking the ones that give the right amount of a certain demographic that they want to hi
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
If you get 1000 applicants and only make 3 of them offers, those better be some very good offers.
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
Where will the 1000 frame fly through and the 10 noisy frames that they use come from? I find that paper very disingenuous when they don't count these things in their filtering time. Not only that, but they compare everything with &qu
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
I don't think pure raytracing and ray traced global illumination are going to be adopted by many games if there is still such a giant problem with noise. That is far from a solved problem, even in multi-hour per from visual effects re
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
"The Future of AI and GPU Rendering" I've used Octane and I think what they are best at is hype.
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
Yeah, it's pretty easy to get a 10x increase when you are stripping out nonsense.
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
Inflation doesn't happen overnight. The governments plan to start printing like crazy and buy up bonds is fairly recent.
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
The debt is only owned by the government because they are printing money like crazy to convert their debt to 0% interest bonds. Japan is in an enormous amount of financial trouble and the moment inflation starts to show and panic sets in th
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
If you break traffic laws too many times you aren't allowed to drive, but you aren't banned from riding in a car.
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
Are we sure this is dystopian enough? I love the idea of taking someone who might be marginalized and marginalizing them even further, but how can we make sure it is passed down through the generations to their family?
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
In many other countries they do act like that.
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
"How much do I owe?" "How much do you THINK you owe?" "...Hmm, if I have everything correct, I think I owe this much" "WRONG! Time for consequences!"
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
This link claims to be 700x faster than something called Masstree, which itself claims to do about 3 million requests per second with 16 cores. I'm not sure I buy 131 Million request per second per core. > it was up to 700x faster
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
Welcome to the future.
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
> He claimed that no source code from Zenimax ever got transferred over to Oculus. Then later admitted that the emails he had taken form his Zenimax laptop on his last day there did contain source code. There is a big difference between
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
> focus mainly on 4MB picture frames at the expense of everybody else That seems like a pretty obvious false dichotomy. More modular architectures would be much more flexible.
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
Capturing the organization that has a monopoly on violence is not capitalism.
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
Every large visual effects studio runs on linux, with hundreds of linux workstations at each one. Color sensitive work like lighting and compositing has been done for well over a decade on linux. Artist workstations are calibrated and ev
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
Why are you asking him? He isn't defending it, he just pointed it out.
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
Wouldn't that just be a struct?
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
> I can't get the GPU I need You mean you can't get the GPU you want at a price that fits your expectation. > then humanity sucks rather more than expected Interestingly I think it may be beneficial to adjust your expectatio
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by AboutTheWhisles 9y ago
Where is this assumption coming from that there is even a problem? Demand goes up, prices go up. Sorry you can't buy a GPU as cheap as you could a few months ago, that's life.

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