ashkankiani

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by ashkankiani 2y ago
It's always Reagan. The poison seed of a human being that rotted America.
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by ashkankiani 2y ago
I only realized after leaving the US how insanely slow transfers are there. In Hong Kong, transfers are basically instant. In Japan they often finish within 10 minutes. HSBC HK's daily transfer limit (not FPS) for me is about 3m HKD ~
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by ashkankiani 2y ago
I want to apologize. I just lashed out from my past bad experience. You don't really deserve it, and you're right, it could just open up a discussion about writing an alternative for egui. Sorry about that.
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by ashkankiani 2y ago
How is "Now one for egui, please" not a request? Are you suggesting that was just a wish you're putting out into the universe hoping someone fulfills it? "please" is a word you use as a request, typically. Entitleme
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by ashkankiani 2y ago
If the output of your program is an copy of minio then it is also covered by AGPL is what that means. I think it's just covering the case where you are redistributing minio in a way such as decompressing and producing the output. I sti
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by ashkankiani 2y ago
Copying reply to a child comment: "This License explicitly affirms your unlimited permission to run the unmodified Program." In the Basic permissions of the actual content of the license https://github.com/minio&#x
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by ashkankiani 2y ago
"This License explicitly affirms your unlimited permission to run the unmodified Program." In the Basic permissions of the actual content of the license https://github.com/minio/minio/blob/master&#x2
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by ashkankiani 2y ago
It has to capture everything first to figure out where the eyes are...
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by ashkankiani 2y ago
I don't love the game of "someone posted a random article with some numbers that they found from a 5 minute Google search, but now I have to do the much harder & longer work of verifying if it's legitimate or misleading&q
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by ashkankiani 4y ago
People who end comments/messages with ";)" or the like always seem so condescending.
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by ashkankiani 4y ago
The point was that for cases where Unreal 5 isn't suitable for your needs, what's the best alternative: - Using Unity and potentially all the baggage that comes with it - Making your own engine Therefore the crux of the argument w
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by ashkankiani 4y ago
Roughly 600 episodes translates to roughly 600 work hours. That's 15 weeks. And now it's a full 3D game engine. Because he's not doing it contiguously and instead doing it once a week or so (there are breaks sometimes), it&#x
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by ashkankiani 5y ago
sway and wlroots have some of the worst error handling I've ever seen in C code. The number of null pointer bugs and assertion bugs is just mind-boggling. I don't really understand how hard it is to just gracefully handle errors.
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by ashkankiani 5y ago
Ya got a source/article on that? I'm curious about it. Overall I agree. I'd take a speed hit for ease of development most of the time, but there are degrees of speed hit that are acceptable depending on the context.
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by ashkankiani 5y ago
Until those services decide to force you to have a phone number registered, which means that you can't have more than one of those services, unless you're willing to sign up for a new cell contract because they don't accept p
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by ashkankiani 6y ago
The author is now a new favorite person of mine. I've been working on my own language, and I have an incredible overlap with the features that Wuff has, specifically the coroutines, refinement types, the "facts" (which I had
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by ashkankiani 6y ago
I may have used that technique once or twice in Ollydbg before, but I didn't realize it had a name. Thanks for that.
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by ashkankiani 6y ago
Turning the JZ into a nop to fallthrough to the next line is easier, right? That might be what he did in the quickfix area anyway. The self-marriage part was pretty hilarious. "Do I take myself? I do!"
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by ashkankiani 6y ago
Will they be responsible enough to care about it before it becomes a problem? Proactive infrastructure upgrades are not a strong suit of most "hip" startups.
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by ashkankiani 6y ago
Just release a CSV containing just the numbers as a zstd compressed file. We can search it ourselves.
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by ashkankiani 6y ago
Why not just release a compressed CSV of just the numbers? I could grep it in 1 second without worrying about leaking information.
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by ashkankiani 6y ago
The title of the paper is "Determinants of female sexual orgasms" and it is a study done in Finland. I doubt you even clicked on the link before making a comment. I doubt literally anyone here is actually going to read it before m
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by ashkankiani 6y ago
Functional programming with tail calls and potentially even tail call allocation (like in the ATS language) can have C (or greater in the case of potential compiler hints) re performance/memory usage. So it's not exactly surprisin
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by ashkankiani 6y ago
I use 2 of them in my computer I'm writing this from for my RAID array.
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by ashkankiani 6y ago
Could probably just use a lower grit sandpaper to rough up the tip.
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by ashkankiani 6y ago
Displacing the heat in continuous usage will also probably be a challenge, not to mention figuring out how to deploy updates, having nodes be compromised, impostor nodes, latency, etc. I mean it's an idea I've thrown around a lot
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by ashkankiani 6y ago
I've been playing with the ESP32's a lot more recently (which go the RTOS route), and in reading the code for network stacks for these devices, it did occur to me how simple they were in terms of features. I wouldn't say that
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by ashkankiani 6y ago
I had been looking to do this exact thing for so long. It didn't occur to me that it was possible to unlock the AT commands for the pinephone. I just wanted to turn it into a modem. It's a pretty solid price for that piece of te
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by ashkankiani 6y ago
They started doing this in Tokyo with the latest rollout which included the Live view (about 2 months ago?). I was also aggressively peeved by it.
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by ashkankiani 6y ago
I tried out the live view in Tokyo, but the constant warnings about "don't use it while walking" (which are often false positives anyway, and regardless of the concept that I'm pretty sure when it's safe to hold up

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