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Indeed, my father's earliest memory is when he was a baby & couldn't talk. His two aunts, quite young at the time, were joking around with him, having taken him out of the stroller & moving him around recklessly. He identi
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TAS can often be used as proof of concepts on upper bounds of what's possible / fastest Things can often start TAS only & then progress makes it possible for human execution, like OOT Max Child% guay hover: https://
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What do you mean by allowed? TAS runs aren't put on leaderboards against RTA runs
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Note this is what categories are for. The category sets the rules. There are glitchless categories (which define glitching, see Ocarina of Time which has restricted & unrestricted glitchless categories since the game is so broken: http
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Depends on what you mean by juice. Is it worth the money? Yes
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For colorsheme allow me to suggest https://github.com/savq/melange-nvim Has configs for multiple programs, is warm (low blue light), avoids too many colors / clown vomit I was considering giving up on colors with
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Amusingly in go 1.24 they're turning srand into a nop: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/67273
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I had to deal with FIPS compliance while at MS for FedRAMP compliance. It's not a technical problem, but a compliance problem If you don't need FIPS for compliance you're better off investing in much more useful things for se
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Seemed like the opposite to me, they're outing themselves
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You can get single digit latency with almost anything for CDC to queue if you properly colocate your services & your CDC ingestion is keeping up with postgres slot
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> ncurses-rs has been archived and will not be further developed. Release 6.0.1 is the last release. > Overall, the thinness of this wrapper puts it into an uncomfortable middle ground between C and Rust which is still unsafe and not
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This is about eval nuance, not how bots play Bots playing like humans is done by training them to play like humans: https://lichess.org/@/lichess/blog/introducing-maia-a-human-...
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Sure, but it's a start on adding nuance to eval beyond minmax
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> Also, I'm not aware if Go has a way to make stack-only structs which aren't pointers Structures are often on stack, but will get boxed if their reference escapes analysis to not outlive stack slot
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Being old grows ecosystem. Lits of progress in N64 decompilation, & behind that is https://github.com/Fast-64/fast64 for using blender in romhack development
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I spent years tuning a JS game engine to play nice with JIT for best performance. Then rewrote engine in Rust/WASM over a few weekends (turns out JIT friendly code is straightforward to port to statically typed language) & things a
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not only blunder into losing positions, but also blunder from winning positions into draws even in human chess people sometimes mistaken draw frequency to reflect both sides playing optimally, but there are many games where a winning advant
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compared to humans yes, but between themselves in TCEC progress continues. TCEC has AIs play both sides of random openings, rather than stick to playing chess's initial position. The same happens for checkers amongst humans, where open
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If I could get a mojito mocktail that stung I'd be so pleased. Current mocktails taste like juice. Mojito mocktail is closest atm since it can be lower sugar & lean on mint/lime for kick, but still something missing
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I'm moving in that direction. See zenbones. I ended up with https://github.com/savq/melange-nvim They have a consistent color scheme concept of semantically significant color temperature, while leaning warm to sav
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yep, my parents took my sister & I to Florida. My mother went with my sister to Disney World. I didn't go, I stayed back at the place with my father & we played marbles. I got to see a turtle run down a hill. Great time. Thankf
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I got to work with a lot of tcl while working on TPC benchmarks for Citus https://github.com/TPC-Council/HammerDB/blob/master/src/post... tcl makes as an alright shell script language
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Indeed. I was listing the specific items the article (titled 'Why is F# code so robust and reliable? ') lists. Functional programming languages only came up to reject someone suggesting Rust as a language that can be included as r
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What are "we" talking about? - Immutability by default. Check - Discriminated unions with exhaustive check. Check - No nulls by default. Check - No exceptions in the business logic. Check - Strict dependency order. Rust doesn&#x27
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Without knowing the scale of company you're at it's hard to give advice At Microsoft I headed Incident Count Reduction on my team where opex could be top priority & rotating on call would have a common thread between shifts th
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https://blog.esol.com/embedded/brake-by-wire-not-by-linux_20...
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A real life The Big Lebowski
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Randomize recipes etc, then put them in hints throughout the game Been enjoying Zelda randomizers lately, it needs a bit of a wiki to understand mechanics etc. But a game designed for randomization could include difficulty curve & then
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Because internally the kernel maintains API compatibility, so if some internal C API changes the change needs to update rest of C code consuming it If kernel includes Rust, then that C code change could also require applying fixes to Rust c
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I did end up using a `chan chan` when implementing a threadpool: https://github.com/PeerDB-io/peerdb/pull/1613/files#diff-427... The inner channel represents a future, while the outer channel is fed by t

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