adzm

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811.
by adzm 5y ago
Also, latency. I can't get over it.
812.
by adzm 5y ago
Macaques were the closest primate studied; I'm very curious if this also exists in other primates or if it is indeed limited only to humans. > The researchers are also interested in exploring whether primate species that are more cl
813.
by adzm 5y ago
What are you trying to point out in the latest version? They are still pretty similar for several years apart.
814.
by adzm 5y ago
FWIW I had fraudulent debit charges credited to my account the next day while under investigation. Though the experience was enough to pretty much stop using debit cards except for specific accounts that are not my primary.
815.
by adzm 5y ago
Some of these seem to be low-hanging fruit though, like NEWSEQUENTIALID() for example. Would be great to see which are likely to be implemented versus requiring major changes in pgsql to work.
816.
by adzm 5y ago
Serum is such a wonderful and visual, intuitive synthesizer. There is also a free one, Vital, which is comparable, but Serum still is one of the most popular and versatile ones around for a reason. Visualizing the waveforms was such a break
817.
by adzm 5y ago
I think WASAPI has comparable latency to ASIO drivers. I can get around 20-30ms latency with WASAPI though ASIO takes me down to 10-15. Granted I'm using a dedicated USB audio interface though.
818.
by adzm 5y ago
Don't skip over class components. There is a ton of existing code and libraries that use it.
819.
by adzm 5y ago
Off brand chargers are probably more of a concern than the actual cable. There are some really shoddy ones out there.
820.
by adzm 5y ago
> I feel like once you have the knowledge to pay attention to design language you are now cursed to do so everywhere. It is very true. A common example is kerning (hence the joke, keming). Once you learn the nuances of spacing between le
821.
by adzm 5y ago
This even works in latest MSVC as well as clang and gcc! https://pdimov.github.io/blog/2020/09/07/named-parameters-in...
822.
by adzm 5y ago
Really it just lacks a possessive apostrophe: Windows' Subsystem for Linux
823.
by adzm 5y ago
Do you have a link or reference to this word list? Additionally with just 256 words you can easily do four words for 32 bits.
824.
by adzm 5y ago
Additionally they are using modern boats and technology; that is much different.
825.
by adzm 5y ago
That way the logo was the correct orientation when you look at the laptop to open it up!
826.
by adzm 5y ago
This is a crazy hack! I'm amazed it works.
827.
by adzm 5y ago
A huge factor in moving on from my previous position was that I had to use Salesforce all the time, which has a terribly count clunky and slow UI and half-baked knowledge base and search stuff, ugh.
828.
by adzm 5y ago
simdjson is an awesome project. However, it's analogous to a SAX parser for XML vs a DOM model. If that is all you need (or if you are building something like a DOM yourself) then it is pretty much impossible to beat. Having an entire
829.
by adzm 5y ago
> BTW, for very small numbers of items the most efficient solution is often a plain std::vector + linear search. This is why flat_map is a great solution. It's basically an ordered vector with a map-like interface, but without the m
830.
by adzm 5y ago
You can provide alternative collections if needed by templating basic_json; std::map is just a default. Personally I like using a flat_map which is an ordered map built on top of a vector, which provides nice cache locality and is generally
831.
by adzm 5y ago
Pretty much the rfc. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc4180 Parsers are trickier if you want to be lenient, but exporters are dead simple.
832.
by adzm 5y ago
Things like the Real ID Act seem to be as close as we can get without constitutional changes. Something like the above could potentially be implemented like that, but still would not be as widespread as an SSN.
833.
by adzm 5y ago
lzmautils / xz utils is probably your best bet. They have some documentation for sure but it's a complicated format so the source is invaluable.
834.
by adzm 5y ago
There was a ton of weird random stuff on geocities that never got saved.
835.
by adzm 5y ago
As a former mod of /r/politics the reality is quite mundane. The bias you see on the front page of that subreddit is pretty much entirely due to the users upvoting. The mod team is really careful to ensure nothing gets removed sim
836.
by adzm 5y ago
Implementation in Windows is quite different. Especially x86 vs x86-64 which has much less overhead. Also gets quite complicated with the Windows built-in Structured Exceptions/ asynchronous exceptions which can be translated into c++
837.
by adzm 5y ago
Wow the ads on there completely obscure content without any way to get them to go away. Halves of paragraphs entirely unreadable on mobile Chrome.
838.
by adzm 5y ago
You end up writing code with 16 ? parameters and filling the empty ones with -1 or something ;)
839.
by adzm 5y ago
Do AVs still respond to the EICAR test file?
840.
by adzm 5y ago
> I'm currently finishing up an ActiveX wrapper for WebView2 so that it can be consumed in a way similar to the old IE WebBrowser control and so far I'm pretty impressed. To what extent are you maintaining compatibility? The ol

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