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by ZuLuuuuuu 5y ago
I wrote a small code to test it. Unfortunately it didn't work, but I don't know if the problem is me, maybe I made a mistake...
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
> I think the unappreciated advantage of python is that I have to abandon all pretense of caring about speed and just get stuff working. It basically solves the pre-mature optimization problem for me I feel the same way. With Python I ju
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
I didn't know that. So let's say I have 4 regular Python threads calling the same function, and in this function, let's say I call numpy.add on the same array (but different parts of the array), then will it actually use diff
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
Thank you, I'll definitely check it out!
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
The thing is that the current ecosystem (numpy + scipy + pandas + PyCharm) fits our company structure perfectly (very few software engineers, mostly test engineers who are not very proficient coders). And we already have tens of thousands l
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
I feel like the #1 downside of Python for the last few years is that you cannot take advantage of multiple cores of a CPU easily. Especially when you think it is heavily used in data analysis. We use Python for data analysis as well, and fo
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
That is indeed true. wxWidgets currently has the old school Win32 style. I think WPF uses different set of controls (but I am not 100% sure). And UWP has a totally different look and feel.
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
One key difference between wxWidgets and Qt or GTK is that wxWidgets, as far as I know, uses native controls to create the UI, unlike Qt or GTK which draw everything themselves. Qt is really good at imitating a native feeling but wxWidgets
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
That is not reality, that is what American right thinks about European people. We of course know that we are paying for healthcare with our taxes, but we also know that in the end what we pay is lower than what we would pay without a govern
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
I think Ryzen 5000 series' stock situation is getting better, both 5600X and 5800X has been consistently in stock in Belgium and Netherlands for about 2-3 weeks.
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
Ah I see, thanks for the clarification.
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
Judging from your word choice "deathmatch" and your experience with long loading/matchmaking times I guess you might be a fellow Quake Champions player. Even if you are not, I agree that long loading times are a mood killer w
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
This is incredibly impressive. I can't imagine the complexity and the effort it took to make the sky crane maneuver at the end possible.
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
This is one of the infamous incidents where software failure caused harm on humans. I am kind of fascinated about such incidents (since I learn so much by reading about them), are there any other examples of such incidents that you guys kno
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
When I first saw the title, I thought this was a link to the Kylie Minogue music video.
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
"sliding_window_view" method will be a great addition. Sliding windows are used quite frequently when analysing data and currently you can kind of achieve it using "as_strided" method but that method is very cumbersome t
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
Wasn't it already proven that the machines are not biased, by counting the votes by hand in Georgia and seeing that the results did not change?
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
Agreed, that was also my experience as well, the hardest part was not changing our codebase but if we depended on a package that was not ported to Python 3 yet.
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
There are certainly some cases where even the smallest backward incompatible change would cause serious problems on some systems. Thanks for giving an example, instead of just downvoting.
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
> Other languages do not typically make such choices and if they do they make updating codebases relatively easy. I want to understand what was so hard about porting code from Python 2 to 3. I ported a few tens of thousand lines of Pytho
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
> Serious enterprises do not like to invest in something if it mean that 10 years later they would have to rewrite their entire codebase again. Python 2 to Python 3 was nothing like rewriting an entire codebase. Most of the difficulty wa
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
Hardware Unboxed is one of my favorite Youtube channels to go to when I want to see benchmarks on a new GPU or CPU. They usually have the broadest variety of devices and games. Unfortunately when it comes to GPU, there are reasons like ML a
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
In addition to security, sometimes new versions of Android have a feature that I would like to use. And knowing that the hardware I am using is perfectly capable of supporting it but just because the greedy Android ecosystem wants to sell m
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
I think some of the price difference is expected because of the memory difference, 24GB vs 16GB. But for gaming up to 4K that memory difference doesn't matter much. I guess RTX 3090 will perform better on other work loads than gaming.
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
I would much prefer 4G instead of paying premium for 5G. 4G is fast enough for me and it is hard to find 5G reception. Also recent battery tests of iPhones which suggest 5G uses more battery is discouraging as well. I would much rather have
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
The experience of even basic daily activities can suck on a 100$ Android phone. I have a Xiaomi Mi A3, the proximity sensor algorithm is so bad that I constantly press buttons with my cheek when I am talking to someone on the phone. And Xia
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
Is Pijul something worth to look at if I am also interested in versioning binary file involving workflows? For example if I am an electronics engineer doing PCB design work? Or is it most suited for software projects with text based files?
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
The failed "Windows on Snapdragon" experiment is not because of the fault of Qualcomm but Microsoft's. Qualcomm consistently released chips for PCs since Snapdragon 835 and the chips are pretty competitive in raw power compar
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
Hello I just wanted to notify you about a new development on display colors. Yesterday, I was fiddling with AMD display settings and I disabled "Vari-Bright" feature just to see what happens. I never tried to disable this before,
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by ZuLuuuuuu 6y ago
That sucks, one advantage of getting a laptop from Netherlands is that they use ANSI US keyboard, which I prefer over a localized keyboard. Usually Dutch people speak English very well, maybe you can call another store.

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