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by adamdusty 5y ago
When I was working on a game engine, I came across a few papers trying to do the same thing. I think it's more than worthy of academic study. It's no different than any other compiler research. The problem isn't just compili
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by adamdusty 5y ago
Of those, Qt is the only one with acceptable performance and ootb visuals.
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by adamdusty 5y ago
Are you trying to say that Siemens MES on silverlight isn't innovative?
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by adamdusty 5y ago
If you did it the way he's talking about you would stream through the file to find how many rows and write the file as a temp file that you could re-parse for the actual data. I'm not saying you should or shouldn't, but your
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by adamdusty 5y ago
I have never in my life met anyone that has an iPhone or a Mac because Apple is processing everything on the device itself. People have iPhone and macs for 2 reasons. iMessage and because Apple is a premium brand that even that richest of r
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by adamdusty 5y ago
The website really glosses over the part where they turn alcohols into gasoline. Is this an existing technology that is already available? I dont know as I'm not really plugged into energy generation technology. Also, it says that Tita
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by adamdusty 5y ago
Is there any evidence that intelligence is genetic? I dont think your height was stopping you from getting to the NBA, nor is that even remotely obvious. You may find your height to be discouraging, but you could have very well possessed th
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by adamdusty 5y ago
I dont know about laptops but I've been running Ubuntu on a ryzen 1600 since the couch came out and haven't had any issues.
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by adamdusty 5y ago
It's definitely not the standard. It's a standard for one project that started decades ago.
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by adamdusty 5y ago
I disagree. Its more just sensationalization by journalists. The actual paper talks more about an existing model for mice and how their findings are consistent with the model. The most outrageous claim they make is that the study demonstrat
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by adamdusty 5y ago
> This being written in Rust tells me it's probably going to be fast/lightweight. Go would be a similar expectation. If it's written in Rails I'd have different expectations. Python or Node might fall somewhere in the
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by adamdusty 5y ago
You wouldn't because you already know Rust. The mental overhead of Zig is essentially zero if you already know C. Also, generics and other syntax is cleaner in my opinion, but that doesn't matter that much.
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by adamdusty 5y ago
The build system for zig is essentially the same as CMAKE just in Zig and entirely undocumented.
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by adamdusty 5y ago
Because it being written in rust is only added to the title to attract the attention of evangelists. The rest of us don't care what its written in.
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by adamdusty 5y ago
The margin isn't high enough on substrates to make buying and maintaining the process worth it.
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by adamdusty 5y ago
She can do whatever she wants with her stuff. I told her I could run it back for her if she wanted when I saw she was on 11 but she said she liked it.
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by adamdusty 5y ago
This happened to my girlfriend's laptop that she uses for school. By the time they released this fix I had already backed up what she needed, wiped the SSD, and installed a clean version of windows 10. After that, we'll both be on
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by adamdusty 5y ago
He is pointing out that it isn't necessarily a constraint, just an improvement of the product by using more performant systems.
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by adamdusty 5y ago
It's a human right to play online video games?
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by adamdusty 5y ago
Users don't care anymore. Phones have 12GB of RAM. A $500 laptop will have plenty of RAM, CPU power, and storage for the average user to not even notice anything. HN and reddit are the only ones who can't seem to grasp the idea th
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by adamdusty 5y ago
Among themselves? Why wouldn't they? No one is obligated to participate.
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by adamdusty 5y ago
We have not automated driving. Phoenix is step one but there are parts of the world that get weather other than sunshine. Yeah those cars are cool, but the roads in Phoenix are better than any other major city in the US, the weather is bina
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by adamdusty 5y ago
I think LLVM will still be required for release builds.
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by adamdusty 5y ago
One of the admission requirements is that your company sponsors you as outstanding with potential within the organization. Another requirement is that you are already or will soon be an executive. This makes me assume the salary increase is
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by adamdusty 5y ago
Without looking at the code, I doubt it. Real-time reflections are generally done with offscreen rendering and cube maps. The objects being reflected are still rendered, you just can't see them because they aren't in the projectio
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by adamdusty 5y ago
I've used zig for projects before. It's a nice language with some improvements on C, just not ones I care about. I did adjust, finished the projects I was doing, and I decided to move on to something else. I had a problems with th
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by adamdusty 5y ago
I want to like Zig, but I also want operator overloading because multiplying matrices together in chains of functions is among the ugliest code I've ever had to look at. There have been more than a couple decent suggestions for making
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by adamdusty 5y ago
The article glosses over huge details. It sounds like he bought options back in May and some time between May 26 and June 21, he used the position to sell an options contract which the buyer exercised on June 21. I'm not highly educate
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by adamdusty 5y ago
I don't think it's unreasonable for companies with publicly available communication platforms be required to abide by laws in the countries they make those platforms available in. If youtube decided that they would host videos in
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by adamdusty 5y ago
I'm more surprised that people don't care about the telemetry aspect. It's an extension that sends your code to an MS service, and MS promises access is on a need-to-know basis. I don't care if MS copies my hobby project

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