Narann

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by Narann 5y ago
Any hope this book to have a physical release? I see no mention about it.
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by Narann 5y ago
There is a per country tab.
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by Narann 5y ago
That actually could be a pretty good reason. If ARM now have an identical China firm with identical IP and design, what ARM really worth? That could actually be a(nother) case study.
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by Narann 5y ago
The music is actually straight to the point.
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by Narann 5y ago
I agree with you. 90% of making things is mainly knowing the “general workflow” of dedicated tools and iterate as fast as possible by building a dedicated pipeline. Low level graphic programing is still a thing and it would be a lie to say
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by Narann 5y ago
> why change when what I did got me here so far Not that much. Brain is a rolling learning machine. When you are young (less than 15), your brain can grab and store a lot of information and instinctively understand complex concepts witho
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by Narann 5y ago
I loved jEdit for the time I used it. It was my favorite text editor before switching for dedicated IDE with integrated debugger. Highly configurable and responsive. I wrote a tiny blog post about my technical supervision [0] and puts a tin
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by Narann 5y ago
> (from 1:10 for the impatient) To the impatient: The meaning of this shot depends on the first 1:09 minutes.
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by Narann 5y ago
The paper focuses more on reading. OP focuses on editing. Both are very different mindset. The second is supposed to make the first enjoyable and fluid. When editing you need to keep the reading location (kinda “cursor”) and move back to so
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by Narann 5y ago
> it seems like Lua is already a pretty niche language Keep in mind that what we see on the internet is a vocal publicly part. Some important domains are not publicly represented. For example, in my domain CGI/VFX, Python is used al
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by Narann 5y ago
The bug tracker link: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1731172
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by Narann 5y ago
Such behavior can be a good thing, but you could fall in your own bias thinking you know the problem better than them, to finally realize the problem outpace your scope and you are just impacted as anyone in the room. It happen for me once,
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by Narann 5y ago
I have the same feeling. I would love to know if a builder object can be zero cost and if it could actually write assembly code the same way as if we would have passed those arguments manually.
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by Narann 5y ago
> Are there better ways It's a question of taste, but the builder pattern can be considered a “better way”, because of how clunky the use of Default can be. You would prefer an API with easier to read, documented builders than the .
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by Narann 5y ago
Direct for sure, but not rude. Someone want a modification to be merged and push a lot of template code giving a 3 line PR explanation. This kind of situation comes often in OSS, specially in C++ project and I wouldn't be surprised if
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by Narann 5y ago
> Python is a case study in how people will try to live with something, adapt to it, and rationalize their love of it, warts and all, instead of throwing it out and finding something better. This article is full of anger against a langua
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by Narann 5y ago
> France, an ancient, highly centralized country with a strong taste for ritual, seems to require a visible symbol of order at its center. It's kinda cliché, IMHO. France (and many European nations) has been build around the belief
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by Narann 5y ago
I remember the demo and its music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_XLMF5mCl4
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by Narann 5y ago
Interestingly, "mal" in french means "bad". In latin, "malum" means "that leads to something wrong". So "Malgorithms" it an accurate one.
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by Narann 5y ago
Renderman was alone in its category. REYES approach brings things other renderers couldn't render; fast motion blur, per pixel displacement, aka microsurface, etc. No other renderer provide such fast implementation of this. Renderman w
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by Narann 6y ago
Extract audio from all my downloaded YT .webm videos to .opus: for i in *.webm ; do echo "$i";ffmpeg -i "$i" -acodec copy -vn "${i%.*}.opus" ; done Nothing fancy.
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by Narann 6y ago
Very nice work. About hot-loading: Where do you put the frontier between each modules? How big is each of them? Maybe you could share a typical module list? Keep the good work!
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by Narann 6y ago
> Is “person of color” an okay thing to say in US? I'm not English native so that could be the wrong term, not trying to offend anyone. In this context, I mean "discriminated persons/peoples". IIRC, I saw this on the
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by Narann 6y ago
> So while the tech community was rushing around, trying to do their best impression of a black square post on Insta I remember thinking, “oh for fucks sake, they’ve completely missed the point”. Why? They forgot to talk to people who ar
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by Narann 6y ago
What is the difference between Rust XXXX edition and Rust X.X version? I suspect it's simply a limitation of features to let the compiler version improve but have an explicit list of supported/unsupported feature every 4 years to
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by Narann 6y ago
In France we have an "Autorité de sûreté nucléaire"[1] which is an independent administration (having its own budget, own lawyers, not connected to governments, etc). France have 25 of such administrations[2]. I can't say it&
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by Narann 6y ago
Thanks Nicolas !
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by Narann 6y ago
It's interesting how DC goes from average performance on Switch to smooth 60 fps. I always wondered if it was related to Haxe and if it had home made Haxe optimization (Haxe dev is one of the original DC devs). Switch is a constraine
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by Narann 6y ago
Doesn't looks like a "debunking", but more a "here is why". TL;DW: O2 was causing problems in the first version of the SDK, but all other libraries (libUltra) were compiled with O2. Nintendo didn't "forgot
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by Narann 6y ago
I work in CGI and I'm happy to see Python moving forward, I'm so sad CGI is still lacking of broad Python 3 support. This industry was top notch 10 years ago but its inability to handle Python 3 migration since years despite its

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