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AndriyKunitsyn
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AndriyKunitsyn
7mo ago
USB 2 in a type C form factor is pretty novel.
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7mo ago
What this capturing software also does is it lies to the demo program about the time that passed between the frames, so the demo makers don't even care about running in realtime, because for them, it's like running on a PC that&#x
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7mo ago
An old iPadOS means an old safari, which means some of the websites are going to get suspicious. I remember one day not being able to open any Cloudflare website.
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8mo ago
A manual from the U.S. federal agency uses grams, meters, and Celsius temperatures? How come?
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9mo ago
> What exactly is he _preaching_? That the game development industry requires a new programming language. So far, the evidence for that is slim. (I mean, metaprogramming with #run is cool, I'm also fed up with cmake. But surely we d
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9mo ago
People just don't care. Even Stallman is okay with a microwave with closed-source firmware as long as it doesn't try to update its firmware. For most people, a computer is just another appliance. They don't consider the secur
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10mo ago
> But he's done exactly that. He hasn't. He made a programming language that allows making a sokoban game in 10 years. That's probably not what people need. The industry can make similar games in a course of several months
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10mo ago
>And how would he do that exactly to whatever ungodly standards you are setting for the man? By providing a result in a way that will be superior to the current status quo. Maybe there will be results, but right now there are none. I hav
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10mo ago
>Or did they earn their big stash of money by producing "garbage" and now retroactively are preaching ideals that they themselves didn't follow or what? In the JBlow case - yes, he made his money using C++. So far, he hasn
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10mo ago
Some people actually have mouths to feed. Some people don't have the luxury of preaching for whatever ideals they have without a need to release anything in 10 years; that doesn't make their products "garbage".
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10mo ago
Okay, I misread the context of the discussion. I apologize.
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10mo ago
About 30% of people worldwide use a language that's not written in Roman alphabet. Additionally, being written in Roman alphabet doesn't neccessarily mean it's clear how to pronounce it. Hungarians calls their country "M
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11mo ago
"Artificial intelligence" in Chinese is "人工智能". "人" is "human", "工" is "work", so "人工" becomes "man-made". "智" is "wisdom", "能" is
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11mo ago
Not my experience, unfortunately. I worked on a SceneKit project, it was bad. In general, it suffered from the problem of even Apple not knowing what it was made for, and what it even is. For a 3D API, it has less features than OpenGL 2. Fo
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11mo ago
> Different focal spots corresponded to different smells, which we’ve replicated first-try on two people and validated with a blind trial. So, N=2 and the people in question are co-authors. I'm not in this business, but isn't t
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11mo ago
Yes, that's complete nonsence. My friend was on a guided tour to North Korea, and they aware of a lot of things. For example, the population of the North and the South was somehow accurately described to the tourists as 25 and 50 milli
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1y ago
I have never been a big enterprise integrator, and I thought exactly like this. Then in 2024 the CrowdStrike BSOD screw up happened, and I was surprised to learn that no, not everything is airgapped. Apparently, businesses are okay with unt
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1y ago
It's a question of scope, though. Imagine you are an American designing a system. What about non-Latin alphabets? Yeah, these should probably be converted, nobody's going to bother with those. What about Hungarians, should we care
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1y ago
Let's not equate Cyrillic to Russian. Cyrillic is also a script of multiple other languages, including Ukrainian, Bulgarian and Serbian (when Serbs feel like using it). Answering your question - basically, this comes down to the tradit
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1y ago
Correction: an 8.33 ms frame. Screens are 120 Hz now :)
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1y ago
Which begs the question - if all of these projects got it "wrong", what's the chance that the "right" thing isn't right at all? All animation is inherently discrete. No matter how many threads you have, there a
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1y ago
If that's wild to you, wait until you see video games.
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1y ago
It is okay to solve easy problems by yourself. It is not okay to treat hard problems as easy problems because you lack domain knowledge. Compared to gettext, OP's solution doesn't have positional formatting or support for addition
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1y ago
Is there at least one piece of evidence in these reports?
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1y ago
The wonders of propaganda make it so that "Ukrainians bombed it" is given as an irrefutable fact, and not something that needs a lot of evidence. Nobody remembers anymore that Pres. Biden himself said, “If Russia invades ... there
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1y ago
Still no fig hand gesture emoji? Come on. https://www.unicode.org/emoji/emoji-proposals-status.html
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1y ago
Which says more about the volume of the market of gaming on Mac. It's small and unfortunate.
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1y ago
This test is better with a function call, because it clearly shows the intent. Perf-wise, this function call will be inlined by any decent compiler. https://godbolt.org/z/chhM85vP3 Breaking a basic programming expectat
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1y ago
Here's one that's not a myth: IEEE-754 floats are the only "primitive types" that allow "a == a" to not be true. I.e., two floats that are _identical_ to each other (even when it's _the same_ variable, on
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1y ago
Firefox's units are quite smart, actually. 60 is divisible by 3, 4, 5 and 6, so they are quite future-proof for the future when we'll have the displays with devicePixelRatio = 6.
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