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3y ago
It's the second paragraph and when I stopped reading.
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3y ago
I don't understand why saying institutions and focusing on government, the current example I have in mind for this is Google relationship with search and Ads in the AI era.
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3y ago
Thank you! I didn't saw it on the page linked for some reason.
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3y ago
What drove me out of Rust was the community that thinks it's the only language you should use. Other than this at the time I stopped it was hard to find packages that had stable APIs and felt battle tested.
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3y ago
Not sure, I have used for non-continuous use the NDepend extension for visual studio to grasp a C++ code base in the past and then exported manually to inkscape to manually rearrange things in a readable way to come up with a single page co
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3y ago
The website and the PDF in the about give a general idea of the organization goals but I couldn't figure where are the actual tools and libraries or the source code. :/
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3y ago
17GB looks like a lot. Thanks, I will wait until people figure how to make these smaller before trying to use to make something standalone.
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3y ago
If I want to put a Gemma model in a minimalist command line interface, build it to a standalone exe file that runs offline, what is the size of my final executable? I am interested in how small can the size of something like this be and it
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3y ago
Page 28 is great as an example! :) https://archive.org/details/graphicpresentat00brinrich/page/...
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3y ago
Same, I really need things written in detail. I can't learn from video. :/
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3y ago
> They announced Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and were bought by private equity Ah, ok.
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3y ago
Yeah it can't do pixelart or any other thing that I tried. But yey speed.
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3y ago
I agree, I am really happy with blog posts, articles and pdfs but everytime there is a Twitter or YouTube post I just die inside
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3y ago
> It's like when Microsoft and Google tried to force text completion on emails, it just gets in the way and makes me lose my train of thought I have been using a paper notebook to take my notes for a while and I like that I can reme
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3y ago
This website has so few pictures for something so cool! The video is great.
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3y ago
Yeah, they are really antagonistic to women, there are strict anti-abortion laws that even include travel bans https://www.texastribune.org/2023/12/13/abortion-travel-ban-...
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3y ago
> old Mac > older OSX How old OSX are we talking? Is it older than current Xcode with Sonoma supports? If it's that, then you have your answer. If you want to daily drive and older machine Linux or even Windows should be fine, bu
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3y ago
Yes, I agree with you, nuance is key. I just have bad experiences of people throwing me sentences stolen from these types of articles as an argument of "why I should not do X" and then these people just never do anything throughou
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3y ago
I don't like this grugbrain approach because complexity is subjective, as you mentioned, and the grugbrain mentions simply saying "no" instead of telling a dev to articulate why something shouldn't be in the codebase pro
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3y ago
I agree with you, we have appropriate types now, so we don't need to use long anymore - long also has different assumptions in Windows x64 builds vs equivalent regular Linux x64 (see also LLP64 vs LP64 vs ILP64)
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3y ago
Uhm, I am a bit sad that bringing Cairo up to speed isn't easier, as Cairo is an easier to use dependency than Skia. I always find building these complex stuff from Google a huge pain - and now they have the additional idea of living o
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3y ago
And VVVVV doesn't! :)
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3y ago
I didn't have much trouble writing tree-sitter parsers after taking a look to examples but I also resigned to writing my own parsers instead of using it. There were two concerns I couldn't shake from using it. 1. In C-like languag
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3y ago
Amazing! Thank you! Pretty cool information! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BYD_Company Somehow it wasn't in theit Wikipedia either - it mentions briefly something about batteries for common electronics but doesn
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3y ago
> BYD is the primary battery supplier for most consumer electronics (you're iPhone or Macbook is using a BYD battery for example) Hey, do you have a source for this? I am trying to find this information online but I am failing to fi
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3y ago
Someone deobfuscated it here https://gist.github.com/Joker-vD/cc5372a349559b9d1a3b220d5ea... Pretty interesting reading this code. Also nice to see things written in C around here.
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3y ago
In my mind I was specifically thinking of SDL doing the 2 to 3 transition, not really a newcomer. I also experienced this in the WebView transition from Qt4 to Qt5. I also still remember the python 2 to 3 transition in the beginning. There
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3y ago
Very interesting write up. Updating things is non-trivial as often you may depend on something that will eventually decide to deprecate a feature you actually used or some library/framework will decide to completely redo their API ever
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3y ago
The Satellaview service was a cartridge plus service combo that gave access to small games you could play on the SNES. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satellaview https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sa
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3y ago
There is probably some feature request somewhere in Microsoft weird tech channel with thousands of comments and upvotes and some MS person appearing every three years to let us know they "are looking into it".
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