LtdJorge

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by LtdJorge 1y ago
What a bunch of nonsense
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
> absorbing all you can in a rapid amount of time, devoting every minute of thought to something, and then suddenly completely forgetting it exists until you get the domain renewal notice This could be my bio. And yes, I do have ADHD (it
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
No, I’m from Spain and have never though about that "no va" thing. Nova comes from Latin AFAIK. It would be "nueva" in Spanish and "nuova" in Italian. Edit: Uranus is Latin too :)
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
It is
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Exactly. You can donate to a bunch of management people with multiple million dollars compensation that are running the company into the ground.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
I agree and prefer Diesel to SQLx, but I do use both.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
It depends. On RustRover you do, because the query text can be language-injected as SQL, and it uses your configured schema.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
On Linux you should look into GStreamer and dmabuf.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
> These days, many dishwashers, refrigerators, coffee machines etc. routinely connect to the internet. The tech is well established And as a side effect, we get very funny cyber-security news weekly!
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Everyone wants you to install their app these days. Install my app to turn on the lights, install the app to see the menu at a restaurant, install the app to read information about an archaeological site, install an app to open the automati
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
That's true, but it should detect it and display a message that says there is no WebGPU support. The loading bar makes it seem like it will eventually load.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Documenting every piece of logic just because, I believe, is a code smell. However, look at Rust's documentation (or public crates, at varying levels), all the documentation is extracted from the code, with internal links and even exte
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
No. But for animation meshes, it's the norm to use only quads. Mainly because of topology/retopology issues.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Not really, RWF_DSYNC is equivalent to open(2) with O_DSYNC when writing which is equivalent to write(2) followed by fdatasync(2) and: fdatasync() is similar to fsync(), but does not flush modified metadata unless that metadata i
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Same on Firefox on Linux (Gentoo), same percentages.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
It's cool. Do you sanitize the untrusted input? As far as I can see, it directly assembles with NASM and runs the binary.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
This is the first year I've seen BYD cars in Spain.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
I don't know why, but I find the syntax pretty decent when you get used to it. It's declarative.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
A bit tangential, but I've found 4 Sonnet to be much, much better at SIMD intrinsics (in my case, in Rust) than Sonnet 3.5 and 3.7, which were kind of atrocious. For example, 3.7 would write a scalar for loop and tell you "I'
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
This is what they call "a W"
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Evanw is the 100x developer
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
There is an experimental Cranelift backend[0] for rustc to improve compilation performance in debug builds. https://github.com/rust-lang/rustc_codegen_cranelift
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Well, zero-cost abstractions are still abstractions. It’s not junk per-se, but things that will be optimized out if the IR has enough information to safely do so, so basically lots of extra metadata to actually prove to LLVM that these thin
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
You can embed them in the torrent, same as the tracker. But the tracker has to handle all the state, while a bootstrap node just hooks you up with a few (or one) node in the DHT network. After that, it's fully decentralized. There coul
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
In that case, the savings would be little.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Ah, didn't see this comment. Yes, that's exactly what I was thinking, a hollow structure.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Yep, but seems like the discussion was around solid titanium, that's why I mentioned sheet titanium. I can't see how making the fame out of thin titanium with hard bends (like how computer cases are made of steel sheets, but on a
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
The bootstrap nodes. But those don't _need_ to be centralized, even if they have historically been to some degree. There coul be millions.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
If you are connected to the DHT network, you don’t. Unless you mean for DNS and such.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Does sheet titanium not exist? I know it’s a tough metal, I don’t know if it would be feasible to make it out of folded sheet titanium. Edit: Just checked, it does exist.

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