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by atq2119 4y ago
There are definitely similarities if you zoom out far enough. The object shader (task shader in Vulkan) basically maps to the tess control shader / hull shader, and the mesh shader maps to the tess eval / domain shader. One big di
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by atq2119 4y ago
The particular current case of inflation really took off with Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Talking about salary growth as a cause is way off the mark.
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by atq2119 4y ago
Not to mention that 200k-300k is the absolute low end for a house. Around here you're lucky to get something for 5 times that.
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by atq2119 4y ago
I agree that it's detached from reality in its absoluteness, but there's nothing particularly left or "woke" about this take. I think you're letting knee-jerk political biases get the better of you.
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by atq2119 4y ago
Yes, but a cute one. It's the diminutive form.
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by atq2119 4y ago
Your theory is correct, but as usual, the difference between theory and practice is larger in practice than in theory. When a workload runs out of RAM, it often really runs out of RAM, and would just be swapping continuously. It may even
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by atq2119 4y ago
> I’ve actually had Linux become completely unresponsive when running many large node instances. This is almost certainly not a scheduling problem but a swapping problem. Linux is famously bad at handling these kinds of situations. About
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by atq2119 4y ago
There's also the aspect of fragility. Cash keeps working when the power or cell networks cut out.
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by atq2119 4y ago
Their username is target fitting.
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by atq2119 4y ago
With all the talk of "quiet quitting", it seems like "they pretend to pay us, we pretend to work" is a potential failure mode of capitalism as well.
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by atq2119 4y ago
> - waiting for a PR to be approved for 6 hours, by 2 parties when it's typo fixes and adding some comments = ... This is arguably not a problem with the review process, but a problem of not being able to maintain an asynchronous wo
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by atq2119 4y ago
Well, yes, in that narrow sense. The British at the time certainly did not think they were in the wrong. The main reason why it is not commonly seen that way anymore is that history is written by the winners.
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by atq2119 4y ago
I'll bite: How does swallowing emoji exclude people?
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by atq2119 4y ago
> today there is no stable way to make your own [types with niches] yet. Not strictly speaking true since you can define enum types and those usually have niches?
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by atq2119 4y ago
My income is way above average. I'd be happy to be poorer if, in exchange, I was assured that my children and their children etc. will be treated decently by society no matter what happens.
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by atq2119 4y ago
> Similarly if you redistribute wealth - what's going to prevent it from becoming unequally distributed again? The redistribution shouldn't be a one-time event, but rather a persistently different approach to taxation, labor ri
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by atq2119 4y ago
All those effects have the same issue, don't they? I've definitely run into situations where I moved from a combinational approach to a control flow based one for iteration because the combinational approach required multiple clos
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by atq2119 4y ago
Let me add a data point in the other direction. The first ~six months of my kid's life was by far the worst time for me. Yes, there were other challenges as he got older. But the sleep deprivation of that first period was awful in a wa
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by atq2119 4y ago
It's not the other direction, it's an other direction. The distinction is important. If there are only two directions and everybody runs in one of them, there's probably a good reason. If there are virtually infinite dire
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by atq2119 4y ago
Using libsodium is good advice, but all crypto libraries can be used incorrectly.
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by atq2119 4y ago
Just as another point of anecdata, I feel the same way in terms of optimism that has shifted more towards dread. It's definitely not cannabis use. It may be a general en fecha of getting older, though.
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by atq2119 4y ago
Since reverse engineering the 8086 is your thing, I was really hoping for this blog post to go into how the instruction is actually implemented. Is it all fixed function in the ALU? Is it micro-coded and if so, how?
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by atq2119 4y ago
At least with ELF, shared libraries are organized into segments and you really only have a handful of them. The information about where individual function boundaries are has been thrown away and in principle this can matter, e.g. if cold c
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by atq2119 4y ago
He never actually suggested that. What he did argue was that if you put people to work and pay them for it that's better for the economy as a whole than if they did nothing and earned nothing , even if the work they do is of low (pe
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by atq2119 4y ago
Vague criteria are a recipe for abuse by corrupt cops and a feeding ground for lawyers. I'm all for looking at individual cases, but where possible, strict and simple rules that everybody can understand are best. This applies to traffi
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by atq2119 4y ago
Rust's print! implementation is pretty darn complicated, wouldn't you say?
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by atq2119 4y ago
Yeah, it's pretty clear that the first two loans are productive. The third one not so much, and I think that's the original point about asset inflation creeping in at some point. Though it's obviously a matter of degree and c
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by atq2119 4y ago
> When someone buys a building to lease out flats, is that not productive? Why would that be productive? Would the previous owner have left the building empty? If so, why, and isn't that an issue that should be addressed first? Mayb
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by atq2119 4y ago
"More racist" does not imply "racist". Forrest Gump is smarter than a rock, but he is not smart.
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by atq2119 4y ago
To be fair, once you're developing on a project with enough commits/day, you no longer have a real choice if you want an overall linear history. You will have to cherry-pick to main somehow. Some people want to rather merge inst

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