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by amoss 3y ago
The thing that I use find for most commonly is to perform a hierarchical grep, i.e find . -exec grep -Hn regex \{\} \; How would you do that with the du | grep combo?
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by amoss 3y ago
Very cute, but no Cray-1?
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by amoss 3y ago
Try playing this: https://vim-adventures.com/ It's great for learning the muscle memory of basic motions.
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by amoss 3y ago
I can't edit this comment after 5 days but anybody coming along and find this - the multiplier is very close to 1. Go up a bit and find the sibling comment with the four links. Very good explanation of the difference between the monocu
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by amoss 3y ago
Ha, significantly more complex than I realised. Thanks for the collection of links, very interesting reading.
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by amoss 3y ago
The map showing the clustering around the lab is not labelled in the article. It looks like the map from the senate report which used internet search history. I recall that their point in the original report was that there was a cluster of
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by amoss 3y ago
It depends on the amount of binocular overlap: https://www.roadtovr.com/understanding-binocular-overlap-and... The correct number is somewhere between a multiplier of 1 and 2 depending on the setup of the display. But 2x 4k
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by amoss 3y ago
It depends on task though. Selection is easy to do using eye-tracking as you just have to shift your attention onto the object long enough to click. Drawing is a task that is more like aiming - attempting to hold your gaze at a precise loca
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by amoss 3y ago
Could you expand on your numbers a little? Assuming 4k resolution per eye and 120 degree FoV would give 3840*2/120 = 64 ppd. Using the link that you gave a 4k screen at 60cm is 73 ppd, so it is reasonably close. Apple haven't said
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by amoss 3y ago
Two hours of battery life is a joke. They did not mention FoV, which seems to be the biggest limitation on other headsets. The technology looks nice: foveated rendering, eye tracking controls and geature recognition. The image quality could
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by amoss 3y ago
If you are going to ship a product that uses the model then knowing that it is not easy to jailbreak is essential.
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by amoss 3y ago
The reddit link is just an empty page with another link. It would be better to use https://openlsr.org/sail-7b
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by amoss 3y ago
How does putting a print function inside a namespace lead to issues with Conway's Law?
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by amoss 3y ago
Reminds me of the worst code-base that I ever worked on... Start with Java, but don't work in Java directly. Add a layer of meta-programming on top. In this case it was an aspect-weaving system that allowed injecting methods into class
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by amoss 3y ago
Ah, "code is law". Good luck with that.
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by amoss 3y ago
So we are somewhere between 1995 and pets.com
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by amoss 3y ago
Ah, I did not grasp that reading your comment - then we are saying the same thing. Yes, I think that progress has become rapid enough that we can't predict six months out. I suspect that we are only 1-2 inventions away from something q
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by amoss 3y ago
Certainty about predictions of the future has always been close to zero. If you take a person from an appropriate time and ask them what the future will look like in 1000, 100 or even 20 years then their predictions will bear little resembl
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by amoss 3y ago
Not if you are rendering the Zuck - he is quite lo-poly in real life.
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by amoss 3y ago
Would you like some toast? Some nice hot crisp brown buttered toast. No? How about a muffin then? Nothing? You know the last time you had toast. 18 days ago, 11.36, Tuesday 3rd, two rounds. I mean, what's the point in buying a toaster
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by amoss 3y ago
Clean implementation is an approach to guarantee a lack of pollution. It is not the minimum level necessary to avoid it.
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by amoss 3y ago
Perhaps we are talking about overlapping but slightly different concepts? If I run the program and it goes wrong then I know there is a bug - but I don't know what or where it is. So observing that Rowhammer causes buggy behavior may b
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by amoss 3y ago
uBlock Origin removes those successfully, and a lot of other annoyances.
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by amoss 3y ago
> They're all issues that can be understood - perhaps not exploited, certainly not fixed, but understood that a bug is there - without any deep architectural knowledge. I don't think it is clear how you would do this other than
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by amoss 3y ago
No. Architectural leakage via a side-channel is far from simple. It requires deep understanding of the code (i.e. what it does, why it is doing it that way and the implied effect of executing the code on the architecture) and also of the ar
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by amoss 3y ago
> Patrick Bateman's Fisher-Price Oh wow, that one is going in the memory bank for future use.
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by amoss 3y ago
Java, Not Even Once.
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by amoss 3y ago
Cool, you have a very nice mic. Great sound quality on the recordings. That gives me a few days of listening material. I liked the brief glimpse of Hest in the end of the Jack Rusher talk at Strange Loop, looking forward to find out a bit m
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by amoss 3y ago
> Unlike tabs in makefiles, which is just something certain types of people like to complain about. http://catb.org/~esr/writings/taoup/html/ch15s04.html Which "certain type" are Stuart Feld
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by amoss 3y ago
The post is interesting, and four years old... so what has changed in Hest since then?

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