Jyaif

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App Store guidelines ban services that rely on streaming from the cloud(bloomberg.com)
4 points by Jyaif 7y ago|1 comments
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by Jyaif 7y ago
Plenty of website already run this scam, e.g. https://starregistration.net I heard from someone running one of those sites that it's very profitable though.
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by Jyaif 7y ago
This is going to cost them tens of millions of loss in sales.
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Reduce memory fragmentation with a ML powered memory allocator [pdf](storage.googleapis.com)
2 points by Jyaif 7y ago|1 comments
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by Jyaif 7y ago
Nintendo and Android use Vulkan. Windows supports it as well (along opengl and directX) so it's a bit more than just Linux (which powers Stadia and will likely power most Stadia-clones in the future). This pretty much only leaves out
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by Jyaif 7y ago
My 2 cents about the positive Airbnb reviews: I stayed at an airbnb place that had bed bugs ( I woke up with bite marks, notice the telltale stains on the sheets, and actually saw some the bed bugs alive). I obviously mentioned it in my ove
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by Jyaif 7y ago
Decoupling the computer from the car is fantastic and I wish more cars (and TVs...) became more dumb: It's cheaper, better for the environment, more upgradable, more customizable, etc...
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Fast depth of field effect when rendering lines with OpenGL(jfgeyelin.com)
3 points by Jyaif 7y ago|0 comments
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by Jyaif 7y ago
Your link is for the 1st gen EPYC cpus, while this announcement is for the 2nd gen.
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by Jyaif 7y ago
If you take a second (ok, 4 hours to download the repo) to take a look at the git history of the chromium repo, you'll notice that 100% of the hundreds of commits per day are for things that are unrelated to uBlock Origin and AdBlocker
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by Jyaif 7y ago
How did they discover this? When a new virus appears, do labs test all the existing drugs against it to check if something sticks?
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by Jyaif 7y ago
Current implementation is filled with bugs, which is a real shame because in many ways it is better than Lua: the language is better (for me), and the C API is much simpler.
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by Jyaif 7y ago
Love it. Good job. I actually felt more emotions than while playing some AAA games.
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by Jyaif 7y ago
+1 I'm still using JSTorrent ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jstorrent/anhdpjpo... ). It's impossible to implement the BitTorrent protocol using a webapp, which means that once Chrome Apps
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by Jyaif 7y ago
FWIW I never wrote JS and yet I've heard of it.
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by Jyaif 7y ago
I believe Eric Schmidt was the first to predict this: https://www.businessinsider.fr/us/eric-schmidt-internet-will...
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by Jyaif 7y ago
"That timeline was devised early last year, after an intense monthslong debate among senior leaders at Google and its parent company Alphabet over the future of the cloud business, a person with direct knowledge of the matter told The
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by Jyaif 7y ago
I'm pretty sure you can implement min/max with a Cassowary-style constraint solver using multiple constraints with priorities. For example to get the max between v0 and v1 you can use those 3 constraints: [v0 > limit @ priority
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by Jyaif 7y ago
> GBA games don't accept untrusted input You have a very narrow definition of untrusted input.
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by Jyaif 7y ago
In my experience in France, all of the genius-level developers I know come from a prestigious school. Not surprising as the prestigious schools pretty much exclusively take in the top ~2000 students of the country every year.
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by Jyaif 7y ago
Once source comes from the memory allocator, and the pointers it gives out. If you have an ordered map of pointers (e.g. std::map<void*>), iterating over the map will not be deterministic because the pointers given by a (regular) allo
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by Jyaif 7y ago
You do realize that with 2 floats to store the position of a star on a sphere, that's like 8 MB per million of star? With compression you can almost certainly get away with something like 2 bytes per stars. And an other solution is to
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by Jyaif 7y ago
Yes, 100 is the LCA. The problem I should have started with is that regular LCAs are not useable for conflict resolution because there can be multiple different LCAs. For example, in the graph at https://cs.stackexchange.com&#x2F
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by Jyaif 7y ago
This is a distributed system. You can have some replica that has 100, merge with an other replica and get 101. Then an other replica that also had the same 100 merge with an other replica and get 102. Then when 101 and 102 merge, the lowest
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by Jyaif 7y ago
I believe their counter only works when they have 2 replicas: 0 / \ +1 / \ +2 / \ 1 2 \ / \ / \ / 3 <= correct result Wi
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by Jyaif 7y ago
"could help our cities adapt to rising temperatures associated with the climate crisis" What? No. In cities a living root bridge would be destroyed within a year.
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by Jyaif 7y ago
The share price is not correlated the current revenue, otherwise it would be extremely simple to predict the share price. It's correlated to the predicted future profit.
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by Jyaif 7y ago
They are probably losing money on the services provided by Apple Care, but making money on regular repairs.
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by Jyaif 7y ago
You don't need a Google Account to release an app on Android, but it won't be via Google Play.
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by Jyaif 7y ago
Very interesting. Will the upcoming server support be end-to-end encrypted? In other words, will the server be able to read the data?

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