NotCamelCase

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by NotCamelCase 7y ago
I don't think I wrote more than 20 lines of code in Emacs, and all my previous attempts to learn it properly have died off boredom. So, I'm not even the kind to stick to it, but I know some who do and you won't find many of t
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by NotCamelCase 7y ago
You don't really expect to find many Emacs users on a platform where 30% of developers uses Notepad++ though, do you? :) I personally wouldn't.
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by NotCamelCase 8y ago
It's a neat idea, but to me, that's like it. For SW, LLVM serves two-way: 1)target any (supported) arch you like with your language of choice, 2)customize your toolchain to generate native machine code (i.e. GPU shader langauges)
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by NotCamelCase 8y ago
No problem! You've got some great resources there too! :) I had problems running some demos though.
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by NotCamelCase 8y ago
That's impressive. In some synthetic scenes or actual applications? I think careful and elaborate design and scalability can get you a long way, but the thing is, without relaxing some API rules (e.g. rasterization order) which makes a
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by NotCamelCase 8y ago
That's cool! Although I'll take linear code with bunch of matrix-vector products over bunch of branches any day :-) As you may know, where this algorithm of 2D homogeneous rasterization really shines is in how it simplifies the tr
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by NotCamelCase 8y ago
Off-topic but anyone know a way to have Github recalculate these stats for idle projects without needing to re-commit stuff? I have one repo which says 99% Mathematica which is so far from the truth (there is no Mathematica code whatsoever.
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by NotCamelCase 8y ago
May you land happily!
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by NotCamelCase 8y ago
That's a good point I didn't consider. Hope you'll never ever need those factoids though! :)
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by NotCamelCase 8y ago
I wonder how pilots feel reading stuff like this. It must be tough.. As a mere passenger whose nearest flight will be in ~3 months, I am scared to death.
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by NotCamelCase 8y ago
Great and informative paper, really liked reading it! Their findings on how data errors caused by lowering supply voltage even further, vary within different regions of the chips is super interesting. You know there is a good read ahead whe
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by NotCamelCase 8y ago
Is it really bad in the US or really good in Canada? I have a friend who has moved to Canada from Europe some time ago and he was complaining how it's not so efficient and you need a car eventually.
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by NotCamelCase 8y ago
Why is not there a middle ground between hire-and-fire-quick vs very strong/rigid labor laws that would give more optimized/successful end results for most involved than either of the two extreme points would generate? On one ha
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by NotCamelCase 8y ago
I've watched Friends last year for the first time in my life and it was shocking to me, among other 90s things, how everyone is dating left and right, one after another as if they were in a race or something. I don't know your soc
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by NotCamelCase 8y ago
I chuckle every time I remember that when my dad used to interview secretaries to hire ~20 yrs ago, he'd always ask "Can you use computer?" which sounds like a quite funny question to ask a 20-something years old person nowad
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by NotCamelCase 9y ago
Wow that was a strong read. Granted that they are quite at the opposite ends of 'accidental kill' spectrum, it immediately reminded me one of my favorite movies, In Bruges {SPOILER AHEAD!} where we see a hitman who accidentally
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by NotCamelCase 9y ago
I've switched to DuckDuckGo a while ago but didn't know this feature, thanks! I for some reason had expected a lower quality but it's pretty effective as a search engine so I'm content.
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by NotCamelCase 9y ago
So you used to find online ads interesting/useful and click before? I always thought at least tech literate people don't click on ads at all. I for one don't recall a single time I clicked on an online ad (mostly due to your
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by NotCamelCase 9y ago
Great article though I also have to disagree with the advice that for a beginner learning Vulkan could be a good direction, because Vulkan implementation of anything will require much more code than its OpenGL/D3D11 counterpart which m