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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
That leaves you with very simple and bland animations, and very little flexibility.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
I'd be less generous and say outright that GitHub benefits from git being a bad tool that NEEDS an external ecosystem to make it usable. Improving git itself goes directly against their interests.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
None of that is actually true.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
> Today you post a memegen where you state that triangles are better than squares, tomorrow you get fired because squares have become the symbol of some protected class. This is not how anything works. What actually happens is, today you
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
It has C API for wasm and for native use of the implementations. It is designed to be performant, if not as extremely so as Vulkan.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
The native implementation are generally planned to have options to turn off the more expensive security functionality. WebGPU is also a much more ergonomic API than Vulkan. And as far as I know, there is no Vulkan-to-D3D layer, so you are r
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
It's not quite there yet, but WebGPU will soon be a very good option for doing cross-platform 3D work. Using the native implementations you can run modern GPU code on Vulkan, Metal or D3D12.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/12/science/5g-phone-safety-h... https://venturebeat.com/2019/05/13/nyt-russia-is-attacking-5... https://fudzilla.com/news&#
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
That looks like a pretty good state to me. Not perfect, but nothing is. Certainly not cause for such an inflammatory article.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
SwiftUI is not "large portions of the Swift user interface API". SwiftUI is a brand new API, still in beta, released during the last month. The actual, in-production APIs are documented.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/12/science/5g-phone-safety-h... https://venturebeat.com/2019/05/13/nyt-russia-is-attacking-5... https://fudzilla.com/news&#
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/12/science/5g-phone-safety-h... https://venturebeat.com/2019/05/13/nyt-russia-is-attacking-5... https://fudzilla.com/news&#
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/12/science/5g-phone-safety-h... https://venturebeat.com/2019/05/13/nyt-russia-is-attacking-5... https://fudzilla.com/news&#
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
Single numbers don't really have entropy at all, so that is not something it even makes sense to talk about.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
In the very obvious cases where x == y, or x == not y, or x == y + 1, or many other correlations.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
However, xoring two arbitrary random variables is NOT guaranteed to preserve entropy. Preserving entropy only happens under certain specific conditions.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
It doesn't seem your oscillators are behaving correctly when you vary their frequency input. You seem to be doing something like phase = freq * time, which will break horribly when freq changes. Instead, you need to accumulate the phas
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
If someone offers me large sums of money, I do go on Google for at least 30 seconds to look them up. Which is basically what you needed to do to figure out that Epstein was a pedophile pimp. Which, incidentally, we know that Ito already kne
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
Here's a thought: Don't rush in to give "contrarian views" on things you don't know about. That does not help anyone at all.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
That is what being a racist is like.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
Adding "fixes and improvements" to software haphazardly does not, in general, make it stronger. Quite often it can be the opposite. Software projects need someone to maintain its course, make sure changes match the purpose of the
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
Looking back at half a century of horrendous bug-ridden code, and you still say this? I mean, people have tried! Ethereum created a system of contracts implemented as a programming language. Know what it led to? People losing huge amounts o
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
That survey they throw at you if you try to sign up is just complete and utter garbage, and asks you questions that both contradict each other, are in the wrong order, and ask you things you can't possibly have a good answer for at thi
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
It may make a bit more noise than the older one, but it certainly does not make "a lot" of noise. And the short travel is also not a problem, just a personal preference. As I said, I much prefer it, as do many others.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
You can make some limited deflate bombs, but they are nowhere near as massive as this one.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
The problem is that the keyboard breaks very easily, at random.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
The problem with the design is that it breaks, not that it is otherwise bad. I prefer it over the older design, as do many others.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
You don't. It is standard English, and you and people around you use it all the time.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
SSL packets do not use the zip container format which this targets, though. They only use the deflate compression algorithm.
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by WAHa_06x36 7y ago
This file exploits the zip container format, not the actual compression algorithm. SSH only uses the latter, not the former, so it is not applicable.

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