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by arka2147483647 2mo ago
> Most people mean this to say that 1 trillion is a lot of money, but it still comes back to what you believe AI is- in hindsight, does 1 trillion dollars to build the internet sound like a lot or a little? You are talking about the Valu
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by arka2147483647 2mo ago
Does not work for me. Presumably there is some popup you have to accept somewhere for it to work.
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by arka2147483647 3mo ago
Often the biggest blocker on moving to a new programming language, is the cost of re-writing everything. Cue some story here on a bank or airline somewhere still relying on cobol backend servers. These LLM conversions really seem to make mo
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by arka2147483647 3mo ago
There is deep history here. For most of the past centuries, most Europe was from where you immigrated FROM, not where you immigrated TO. There just is not the kind of immigration culture as in America. Some people don’t even have a notion w
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by arka2147483647 3mo ago
Could those have been intercepted or suppressed somehow?
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by arka2147483647 4mo ago
Its important to understand that in Game Dev a ’git clone’, aka ’p4 sync’, can be a terabyte of stuff. Git is bad at such volumes of binary assets, textures, models, sounds, etc.
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by arka2147483647 4mo ago
I’ll add some more - The P4 cpp api was apparently designed before any modern Cpp std lib was available. And is at best archaic, and stringly to use. - P4 encoding support is pain in the ass to configure. And ensist on adding or removing bo
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by arka2147483647 4mo ago
> Industrial logics are really practical and allow you to write all sorts of sophisticated properties that your system should satisfy in a very succinct way. It sounds like what you think as positives are exactly the things parent commen
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by arka2147483647 4mo ago
The best part of void* is that it is very terse. Both in definitions, and in access. All cpp alternatives are more wordy. I wonder how this conversation wound go if the was an as terse, but also typesafe cpp alternative.
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by arka2147483647 4mo ago
There is LPCAMM2, if manufacturers want to use it. So, it does not have to be soldered.
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by arka2147483647 4mo ago
I wonder if this is just a way to recycle the chips that did not bin good enough to used for DGX Spark?
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by arka2147483647 4mo ago
I miss the days when this would just have been named win2wasm. These branded projects become difficult to remember when everything has a random non-mnemonic name.
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by arka2147483647 5mo ago
If you are a DIY, you might use a tool once a week, or once a year. A pro might use a tool everyday, all day. A different durability requirement. A Ryobi is not bad, if it fills your needs, but might not be enough for heavy use.
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by arka2147483647 5mo ago
All of those platforms are HUGE and well worth the hassle. I think Valve is trying to leverage the Steam Storefront into a full-fledged Platform. It is not quite there yet. As such, they have invested a lot of effort into the compatibility
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by arka2147483647 5mo ago
> Proton represents Valve's failure to make Linux gaming attractive to game studios. > Not even those that have Android/Linux NDK builds, bother with porting to GNU/Linux. It is a huge hassle to make a new build to a ne
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by arka2147483647 5mo ago
The important part of Hardware, is Software After all, if the Software does not work, its just a Paperweight
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by arka2147483647 6mo ago
> The answer is so obvious A tangent, but what is Obvious depends on what you know. Often experts don't explain the things they think are Obvious, but those things are only Obvious to them, because they are the expert. We should all
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by arka2147483647 7mo ago
The advantage, as i see it, is that this could be done incrementally. Every new router/firmware/os could add support, until support is ubiquitous. Contrast this with ip6, which is a completely new system, and thus has a chicken an
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by arka2147483647 8mo ago
Surely you could have compiler types for 128, 256, 512, etc, and then choose the correct codepath with simple if statement at runtime?
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by arka2147483647 9mo ago
This is a EU initiative. Confusingly, EU is often called Europe in spoken/non-official speech. Sort of the same way it is said that Washington does something, when it is the US gov doing something.
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by arka2147483647 9mo ago
Smart home and lighting standard Matter over Thread requires it. Discovered this after i bought some Ikea smart lights. Though you don't need a public IP6, a local static IP6 with SLAAC is enough.
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by arka2147483647 9mo ago
> Delaware C-corp, UK Ltd is OK too Neither of which is in EU, which is exactly the point. Should be an EU one which is usable...
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by arka2147483647 9mo ago
Sadly, all the bug trackers are full of bugs relating to char*. So you very much do those by accident. And in C, fixed width strings are not in any way rare or unusual. Go to any c codebase you will find stuff like: char buf[12]; sp
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by arka2147483647 11mo ago
For someone who is not a rust programmer, but would like to keep up to date, can somebody tell me what "Tier 4" is. And why must it be quoted?
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by arka2147483647 1y ago
https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/container/vector/reserve.h... says > Increase the capacity of the vector (the total number of elements that the vector can hold without requiring reallocation) to a v
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by arka2147483647 1y ago
All the functions mentioned above, even the cpp one, will reserve atleast the number of elements given to resize() or resize_exact(), but may reserve more than that. After some pondering, and reading the rust documentation, I came to the co
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by arka2147483647 1y ago
Honestly, i doubt it. That exposes many details to the programmers that many of them would prefer not to know. The higher level the language, the less interest there is to manually manage memory. It is just something to offload to the gc&#x
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by arka2147483647 1y ago
QuickShell - it should be called
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by arka2147483647 1y ago
I think you would find it very difficult to find even a single game which has done this.
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by arka2147483647 1y ago
Seems to me, that to some Linux has come to mean all things Unix-ly

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