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by aktau 13y ago
Very awesome. Do you guys explain something about the development process or the shaders themselves? I'd love to learn a bit more about it as I'm new to the graphics party (but loving it). If you can't tell me, what should I
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by aktau 13y ago
Are you kidding me? Emacs makes my head asplode and vim gets me by when I can't or don't want to use sublime. Horses for courses...
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by aktau 13y ago
Sometimes it is a useful sin, many data structure libraries for C use this for: 1) genericity 2) (extreme) speed It's (unfortunately) impossible for C to equal C++ templates in this: write once, use for multiple datatypes (without macr
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by aktau 13y ago
Citation?
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by aktau 13y ago
> In most cases in which I need a while loop, I use a tail recursion instead. You can keep your code free of side-effects that way and the compiler generates code equivalent to a while loop. Hear, hear! I can corroborate this statement a
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by aktau 13y ago
Anyone have an idea for how to do this with regular gmail? I have a domain that I manage via outlook.com (it's free and Google Apps isn't anymore), and I managed to fabricate my own SPF record that authorizes both gmail and outloo
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by aktau 13y ago
To chime in with another viewpoint: I've just written a sort of remote-control solution that can use WebSockets and fall back to SSE (Server-Sent Events) + HTTP POST if necessary. I wrote it in node.js, which I hadn't used before,
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by aktau 13y ago
As a fellow belgian, I agree with the commenter below. Some people use it for other things too. Also, I just visited South America for 3 months and decided beforehand that I would quit my job (which I didn't hate but it didn't pro
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by aktau 13y ago
I personally don't fault the author too much for his tone, because I understand his situation (been there, done that). Something like this is on the verge (and probably over) of being unacceptable. In inherited a project with MongoDB as wel
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by aktau 14y ago
The long log problem I experienced as well in Chrome, didn't know it was JS related though, I also assumed the DOM to be culpable!
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by aktau 14y ago
Thanks for making me lose about an hour of work!
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by aktau 14y ago
I've got an application in the pipeline that is meant to go live in 1-2 months. Does this mean that I can build it now and when the time comes I can pre-share the keys and activate CurveZMQ so I can safely traverse the hostile waters of the
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by aktau 14y ago
I've been using it for the past week (on my mac, homebrew is such a joy to use most of the time) and I absolutely love it. Before this I often had to type grep -lir "somestring" *, to recursively search in a project. Which would be often sl
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by aktau 14y ago
I find this (and the other comment referencing the volumes of hypercubes) to be interesting. Perhaps exactly because it is so unintuitive. Maybe I could reason it up myself, but what exactly do you see as the "volume" of the inner portion a