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2mo ago
That's a shame
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2mo ago
Anyone know when Rust's std::autodiff will become stable? Assuming this Rust support expands to other GPU vendors, autograd will probably be the only reason to use Slang instead of Rust anymore.
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2mo ago
No, I am asking why were Australians sending the Highlanders anywhere? By what right? Why were they leaving?
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2mo ago
> when the Australians later sent highlanders to work on coastal plantations in the 1950s, they died at alarming rates What is this referring to? Indentured Servitude? Slavery?
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2mo ago
I learnt that I must be good at computers when in 4th grade, despite never having touched a PC before, I not only managed to ace my Logo class but was asked by my teacher to help out other struggling students (I am just realising that essen
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2mo ago
Yeah, I had the protector. It cracked from inside, so I guess maybe the force came from the other side.
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2mo ago
Mine's screen cracked in a month. Didn't drop it or mishandled it. Be aware that is it much more fragile that a Kindle.
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2mo ago
How would you divide 22 in small ratios, considering that 11 is a prime number?
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2mo ago
West Asian maqam has 24 notes, Indian classical has 22 notes, Indonesian gamelan has 5 or 7 notes. What would be the ratios that sound pleasurable now? What is or isn't pleasurable is a matter of cultural training, and treating them as
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2mo ago
As a non-musician non-Western programmer, the only music book that is making sense to me (still reading) is Robert Snyder's Music and Memory[1]. It's the first book that doesn't trick me by trying to pass cultural artefacts (
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2mo ago
Even ignoring Hansson's racism and general assholery, can Linux users please start treating OSes like infrastructure and not like costumes? Just use Mint (or Fedora if feeling adventurous) on PCs and Debian on servers. Nobody can build
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2mo ago
It’s not clear from the post, are they supporting the Content Blocker API? In other words, can I use Adguard with Firefox now on iOS?
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2mo ago
History wouldn't keep repeating if they did so.
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2mo ago
> that I could practically apply in my daily work When has History of any kind ever held practical value?
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3mo ago
And who will fix the slop? Not Silicon Valley programs being paid $200K or whatever. We stand on the verge of a golden age of outsourcing in software which will make all previous phases of outsourcing look like trial runs.
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Is it on Linux yet? – Tracking Linux support for handmade software
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3mo ago
Ah, so international law matters? In that case, surely China will follow the verdict of the South China Sea Arbitration?
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3mo ago
And much of this is result of corruption and mis-governance. Hence my comment of the State betraying the Nation.
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3mo ago
What do you mean "finally"? And why are you so willing to accept the fault of Kings but not the fault of the current Government in circumstances that look increasingly similar each passing day? Just because a Government was electe
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3mo ago
India has gotten more powerful since the Cold War. If Iran can stand up to USA, then surely India can too; but only if the State has not sold its soul and its Nation.
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> Both sides are getting something out of it Indian kings made deals with the East India Company. What did the people got out of it? Destitution? So no, I am not being melodramatic. India has a history of the State betraying the Nation.
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3mo ago
What a fall from grace for the progenitor of Non-Aligned Movement to be bowing down to USA and hurting its own people. The Nation has been betrayed by the State.
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3mo ago
So primarily state intervention then?
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3mo ago
Why is that? Is it simply a matter of scale (not enough shipping containers leaving from India to Trinidad and Tobago)?
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3mo ago
So they still don't support the Content Blocker API? Wouldn't that have been easier? Then I could use whichever lists or providers (Adguard, uBlock, etc.) that I want.
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3mo ago
Well, graphics programmers were used to the mess from OpenGL days. Now compiler writer and hardware designers get to share the sorrow.
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3mo ago
> The theory of an immigration of IA speaking Arya ("Aryan invasion") is simply seen as a means of British policy to justify their own intrusion into India and their subsequent colonial rule: in both cases, a "white race&q
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3mo ago
People don't like getting their dogmas challenged, especially when it comes to their Fathers' sins.
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But the advent of Indo-European languages in Northern India (let alone Southern Sri Lanka) has nothing to do with Alexander or the Mughals. The Aryan Invasion Theory was propagated by the British to justify their colonial brutality, and no
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3mo ago
Yeah, despite puritanical hand-wringing over C23, I do like both the discipline and the selectivity with WG14 has shows (and I say this as a card-carrying C++ hater). I do wish they will start looking into proper arrays since there is alrea
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