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by arbitrandomuser 2y ago
What is the AMD and Microsoft cshader compiler , how do I generate and inpect these intermediate codes on my computer?
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by arbitrandomuser 2y ago
TS can be slow in some situations. https://github.com/tree-sitter/tree-sitter-julia/raw/refs/he... open this file with and without treesitter . And neovim will slow to a crawl with TS on. But the traditi
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by arbitrandomuser 2y ago
would a steamdeck with one of those mini external keyboards do the job ?
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by arbitrandomuser 2y ago
https://github.com/jpalardy/vim-slime you can have a REPL in nvim/vim/tmux/screen/another terminal/or any other window , and send regions from your vim buffer to that repl
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
i might be misunderstanding , but it seems easy if you want a vector orthogonal to A , generate a random vector B non co-linear to A and take AxB (cross product). AxB is orthogonal to A .
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
thanks for the in detail reply and the two links
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
>There's no "pass-by-reference", never_has_been.jpg. With pass-by-reference what you're actually passing is a value, of a pointer. So you're "duplicating" a value: of the pointer. thats in c , i think c
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
this is imo the secret sauce that gives people an edge and not a lot of people will want to reveal
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
Terraforming is a great idea , but maybe before we try to control the entire atmosphere on another planet , how bout we start small with .. idk reversing the stopping and reversing last 50 years of atmospheric changes on our planet
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
This . You just have to use fish for live interacting with the system aaand its great ,for everything else you can stick to bash. Don't even change your default shell with chsh ,rather just point your terminal emulator to launch fish
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
> WHAT? HOW AM I GONNA TYPE MY SENTENCES THEN!? goto visual mode , select region to capitalize , shift - U
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
as others have pointed out question poster wanted to know the difference , and the top answer on SO was detailed enough to explain. there was nothing condescending about at-least the top few answers ( i didnt go through all of them) and iro
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
Isnt that analogue computation
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
I didn't know what submechanophobia was , Is it really common to have a word for itself ?
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
A very good exposition of this topic can be found in the Feynman lectures https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/I_22.html
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
Or as many as he can with networking
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
Only hype no substance .... Yet https://youtu.be/G98-34MBlaM?si=Lkbh26Az1Kv73eEa
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
I hate it that all their explanations are videos and not articles I can read
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
I wonder if they knew that they could get html versions of the paper by just changing the link from ...arxiv.. to ar5iv..
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
> I'm currently building an AI email app called Shortwave [2]. I promise that has much better uptime and more consistent updates! > > [1] https://github.com/jwngr/sdow > > [2] https://sho
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
Don't the different phases from all the random path more or less cancel out , and significant additions of phases only come from paths near the "classical" path? I wonder if this reduction would still be tractable on gpus to
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
> > It's basically taking the first order perturbation of a Taylor expansion around a local minima. > > I'm not sure that's less complicated, at least for my level understanding. You know Taylor expansions ? So ev
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
> Please don't just rant about it, but explain, or link to an explanation, the difference so others can see if there's actually a substantial difference. Fairly easy to look up and I just did , https://stackoverflow.
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
What happens to io when ldd is run on a program ? Why doesn't a program that modifies a file not do the same when ldd is run on it ?
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
Few really talk about the third and most important and relevant immediate concern that AI will enable concentration of power in the hands of a few, Sure for most of history it's always been like that, but to quote Monty python "s
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
Oooh yes , found it in the settings
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
Uhm nope , atleast not the one on playstore , is it there somewhere in the settings ?
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
Helium is no 2 , and that too is pretty scarce on earth , but again helium is a very light gas and simply shoots out of the atmosphere eventually, Why is lithium rare
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Show HN: Curve Fitting Bezier Curves in WASM with Enzyme Ad(arbitrandomuser.github.io)
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by arbitrandomuser 3y ago
Wont they test it on us poor folks first ?

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