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Kukumber
4y ago
i'm not asking for operator _overloading_, i am asking for having operators for my math types
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4y ago
if we can do 1 + 1, we should be able to do vec2 + vec2, same with mat4 * mat4 Odin proved it that it can be made efficiently while keeping sanity
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4y ago
Zig indeed is pretty nice, i just wish it had some more sweet to it - my math type with + - * / overloads - simpler way to fill an array, i can never remember the syntax, it doesn't feel natural `[_]u8{0} * 10;` - smarter type sys
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4y ago
CIA and MI6 and their "government website cyber attack", something about the west smells very bad, tasteless strategy
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4y ago
The nile doesn't go up, it helped with transportation, it didn't help build the pyramids
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4y ago
Unity is not a good benchmark, it's becoming slower every year Hot reload is great for small edits, but anything that require substantial changes or refactors and you got to recompile everything, that's what's slow
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4y ago
Right after the US "inspection", fishy story
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4y ago
Will it improve iteration time in Unreal? Because C++ already is way too slow to compile wich hurts iteration time, wich is why most people fall back to plain simple blueprints, and even that can become quite heavy Epic is working on a new
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4y ago
Windows is a dumpster fire macOS is the way to go if you want to get shit done, native linux env, smooth OS, fast file system battery life and perf/watt is unmatched the fact that microsoft had to ship a whole VM speaks volume about wh
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4y ago
And yet again, i was right, impressive how i always make the right analysis and conclusion of situations SpaceX is basically public run, so they are cheating a little bit here, i wonder why they hate to admit that it has to be public run to
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4y ago
1st nuclear power in the world, and you say "why develop their own" as if it was a 3rd world country They have magnetohydrodynamics weapons That's what the people call UFOs
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4y ago
I think they do it on purpose, it's only just ukraine, why waste your best equipment for it? why potentially give away military secrets in case they are getting captured by NATO Both the US and France made the mistake to send their bes
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4y ago
https://github.com/ 90% of what's in that page is information you literally do not want when you come visit their website People working at Github have no idea what their website is all about The "trending" c
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4y ago
The US will complain until they buy from US companies only Only the US is allowed to do business with Russia https://www.coca-colahellenic.com/en/media/news/corporate_ne... > Going forward, we intend to ha
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4y ago
SpaceX would have failed if they didn't receive the billions of government subsidies https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-list-government-su...
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4y ago
Decades of trying to get help from private sector, as a result NASA stagnated, and China took the lead As a result, the only option for NASA to compete with China is to take back the role of leader with public money and public R&D with
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4y ago
startup time is SUPER important lets you spawn new game instances on the fly, reduce time spent loading the chunks and game data you save a lot of money when you scale, and you improve latency, people don't complain with huge loading
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4y ago
They are also at ~30% on the desktop for consumer OS (non enterprise) How do i know? check stats from porn websites :) https://www.pornhub.com/insights/yir-2021#Devices-Technology
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4y ago
And yet still no dashboard about the activities of my contributions I have to juggle between multiple poorly designed interfaces and emails to get track of my contributions
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4y ago
> So far the only thing I've seen is ChromeOS, but that's pretty locked down. Always sad to hear people say such thing Look, i did your homework: https://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/
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4y ago
Mistake to look at the short term data to make such a naive conclusion Russia has close to no debt, once once this time of adaptation and calibration will be done, they'll go back to normal in no time, specially if they are now pushed
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4y ago
You can include in ukraine too, giving the US a hand at distance: https://www.dw.com/en/ukraine-is-using-elon-musks-starlink-f... Used for spying and planning, and finding targets
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4y ago
First they choose DDG right after the Microsoft Bing trackers drama, now they are about to embrace non-free firmwares What's going on with Debian? They made some very weird choices the past month
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4y ago
How unreliable azure is, it is impressive, just like with recent version of Windows It seems like something at this company is not functioning well, it seems to be operated like it's no big deal, no QA, no quality and performance cultu
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4y ago
TDP starting at 105W, i'll pass
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4y ago
105W TDP ouch.. i was hoping for much much less, ~65W for entry level > AMD says Zen 4 should outperform Zen 3 by about 35 percent when set to a 170W TDP, by about 37 percent when set to a 105W TDP, and by a whopping 74 percent when set
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4y ago
You still don't get it, and that's ok
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4y ago
An interesting question, shows how insanely overpriced GPUs still are, specially in the cloud environment
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4y ago
You don't understand the point, GC is one way of managing memory, it is not the panacea Some helpful reading, from people actually working on solving hard problems https://twitter.com/FilmicWorlds/status/15620
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4y ago
The curse of our society, talent shadowed by noise
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