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by adzm 1y ago
Highly recommend everyone check out the Corning museum of glass, it is so incredibly interesting and there is a real depth to the deeper parts of the museum.
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by adzm 1y ago
Note they are referring to Mick Gordon who is notable for the recent DOOM soundtrack. DOOM Eternal has a truly phenomenal score. Mick Cormick is a mistake I believe. Congratulations!!
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Giving V8 a Heads-Up: Faster JavaScript Startup with Explicit Compile Hints(v8.dev)
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by adzm 2y ago
Pretty sure it's orientation in the jpeg itself
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by adzm 2y ago
this is actually a pretty huge endorsement
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by adzm 2y ago
I'm more curious in what changed with the critical section locking/unlocking implementation in this version of Windows!
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by adzm 2y ago
Interestingly though the actual integrated query part is much less useful or widely used as the methods on IEnumerable etc.
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by adzm 2y ago
When a b c d are longer expressions, the pipeline version looks more readable especially when split on multiple lines since it only has one level of indentation and you don't have to think about the number of parentheses at the end.
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by adzm 2y ago
Maybe it is fixed point though
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by adzm 2y ago
> Europe has (mostly) "health care paid by society with compulsory health insurance and some taxes on alcohol/tabacco etc and some on sugar ;) ". Which is colloquially referred to as free healthcare.
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by adzm 2y ago
I've done this when we had existing scripts that were run after cloning a specific git repo, that then needed an .exe for reasons, and just adding the exe to the repo was the easiest solution so we didn't have to change all the ex
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by adzm 2y ago
Actually pretty neat how quickly this joke became anachronistic
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by adzm 2y ago
> People hate AI images, cut and dry. I don't know for sure about the common usage, but personally my use of AI in Photoshop are things like replacing a telephone pole with a tree, or extending a photo outside of frame, which is muc
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by adzm 2y ago
I pay $20 a month for the educational discount and my kids get access to every Adobe product. It is an amazing deal. When you are an adult not in school you probably don't need "all apps" and it is relatively inexpensive to g
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by adzm 2y ago
Adobe is the one major company trying to be ethical with its AI training data and no one seems to even care. The AI features in Photoshop are the best around in my experience and come in handy constantly for all sorts of touchup work. Anywa
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by adzm 2y ago
Really if someone can make something that allows legacy ASP.NET code to run on .net core, that would be huge for getting older projects migrated. For example, https://github.com/zzzprojects/EntityFramework-Classic Enti
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by adzm 2y ago
In my experience porting from .NET Framework to .NET Core isn't that difficult per se -- it is the frameworks that we are stuck on that cause the difficulty, namely if you have a large project using ASP.NET pages and EntityFramework cl
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by adzm 2y ago
Your examples are not about politics per se, but motivation.
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by adzm 2y ago
> the idea behind "28 Days Later" was that everyone got a cancer vaccine and turned into zombies This was not in the movie at all. It was the extremely contagious "rage" virus, inadvertently released by animal rights
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by adzm 2y ago
> the "tush push". It's not a particularly complex play, but for some reason the Philadelphia Eagles can pull it off astoundingly better than anyone else in the league I looked this up and am still unclear why only the Eag
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by adzm 2y ago
Dial-a-Song felt like magic back when I was younger, thanks for the nostalgia hit!
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by adzm 2y ago
Alpha channels in a lossy image? Animated lossy image? Regardless, things like this really help explain the hesitation behind adopting jpegxl. I'm a big fan of AVIF files though.
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by adzm 2y ago
Interesting aspect of blend2d in general is the usage of AsmJit for generating optimized platform specific asm at runtime
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by adzm 2y ago
Agreed, much easier to work with, especially if you can guarantee no embedded tabs or newlines. Otherwise you end up with backslash escaping, but that's still usually easier than quotes.
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by adzm 2y ago
Really? Last I checked it seemed to be similar to AV1
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by adzm 2y ago
Also PNG is pronounced ping but I've never heard anyone say anything other than spelling out the acronym
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by adzm 2y ago
I pronounced iterator and iterate with an EYE sound instead of an it sound. Still find myself doing that in speech or in my head. Personally it started because of the i variable commonly used in for loops; as a kid you don't hear itera
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by adzm 2y ago
I really do appreciate the 90s, Video Toaster-esque[1] aesthetics [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_Toaster
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by adzm 2y ago
Linked in the article, but the post describing the details is here: https://tinyhack.com/2025/03/13/decrypting-encrypted-files-f...
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by adzm 2y ago
Make sure you read the technical details as well: https://mandelbrot.site/how-mandelbrot-site-was-built I was surprised that this appears to be calculated entirely on the CPU via Rust code rather than with a GPU shader. The

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