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by bogwog 4y ago
I don't know if finance people would consider me "talented", but as a developer who has been using C++ for over a decade, not once in all that time have I ever wanted to work in HFT. I don't know if that's a solvabl
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by bogwog 4y ago
I wonder why it doesn't find Weird Al songs. If you search for Michael Jackson's "Bad", I'd expect to see Weird Al's "Fat", but neither one appears in the other's results. Instead, the actual res
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by bogwog 4y ago
Played this for a bit but ran into some trouble with the key mappings. CTRL to crouch means that I can't really press anything else without causing firefox to ruin the game. * CTRL+R (reload) causes the page to refresh * CTRL+W (walk f
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by bogwog 4y ago
How does this guy not know his friend's phone number?
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by bogwog 4y ago
I wonder where we'd be today if the inventors of the internet were more responsible parents.
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by bogwog 4y ago
There's something so gross about this comment (or maybe there's a better word for it?). Valve is guilty of anti-competitive behavior, and effectively has a monopoly on PC gaming. > If you're remotely serious about indie
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by bogwog 4y ago
This is all I could find: https://twitter.com/carperai/status/1619082410213404672
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by bogwog 4y ago
I like Godot but the development process really sucks. Godot 4 has been in development for so long that it feels like vaporware. 3.5 is nice and stable, but has shortcomings that are only being addressed in Godot 4.
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by bogwog 4y ago
archive.org has the original article: https://web.archive.org/web/20230127104933/https://castlebri...
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by bogwog 4y ago
I bought a retired dual-socket Xeon HP 1U server on ebay with 128GB of ECC RAM for like $50 on ebay a while back. It only had one CPU, but upgrading it to two would be very cheap. Sure, it's hulking, obsolete, and very loud beast, but
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by bogwog 4y ago
$60 per unit sounds pretty good. Does anyone have experience cross compiling to x86 from a cluster of Pis and can say how well it performs? A cheap and lower-power build farm sounds like an awesome thing to have in my house.
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by bogwog 4y ago
Conan + (any build system) = problem solved Conan has a learning curve, but it’s totally worth it. Anyone making their own build system should get some experience with a state of the art package manager before writing a single line of code,
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by bogwog 4y ago
Is it really used in production at several corporations, or is it more that several corporations happen to use a popular product that was built with Odin? Besides the JengaFX people, who else is using this language?
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by bogwog 4y ago
Yeah but the keys/switches themselves could become damaged by pushing them side to side. Maybe on a low height keyboard on a laptop it’s less of a problem, but trying to swipe my fingers across my mechanical keyboard and my X1 Yoga key
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by bogwog 4y ago
The Blackberry Passport had a capacitive keyboard which you could swipe your fingers on to scroll without touching the screen. This was extra useful in landscape mode since it maximized vertical scrolling space. The feel of scrolling on the
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by bogwog 4y ago
That's not a ban at all. Hobby Lobby refusing to sell dildos is a ban, but deciding not to display unpopular merchandise in advertising isn't a ban.
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by bogwog 4y ago
At the very least, it might teach more people the value of being skeptical (since ChatGPT is often wrong), and we'll see a reduction in the number of people falling for stupid internet scams and conspiracy theories.
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by bogwog 4y ago
XML is too much of a pain to write by hand.
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by bogwog 4y ago
{ “/*These are the ports we use”: “*/”, “ports”: [22, 80, 443] }
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by bogwog 4y ago
They didn't become the richest companies in the world by selling software without a subscription, they did it by illegally suppressing competition without any repercussions (among other things)
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by bogwog 4y ago
It's all about the build system. Sublime has built-in support for a few, with more available as extensions. Auto-complete works out of the box using Sublime's own language-agnostic implementation, which obviously isn't perfec
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by bogwog 4y ago
I would definitely choose Sublime over this, only because Sublime isn't limited to/focused on a single language. However, if I were a paying CLion user, this editor might be a more compelling buy if it addresses some pain points,
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by bogwog 4y ago
This was a really good, well-researched article that actually changed my (admittedly not very strong) opinion on going to Mars, but there are 740 comments in this thread so far and I doubt more than 5% of people posting comments actually re
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by bogwog 4y ago
So NVLink/NVSwitch pools multiple GPU resources on a single (very expensive) system. A cheaper alternative to that is "offloading", which is a technique that splits the inference process into smaller steps, so it can run on s
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by bogwog 4y ago
Technically you can install whatever you want the traditional way by "layering" it on your base image. I.e. just do a `rpm-otree install <package>` instead of `dnf install <package>` then reboot. The hard/fun part
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by bogwog 4y ago
Have you tried Fedora Silverblue or Kinoite (the KDE version)? They also offer a fully immutable file system. The only hard part is adapting to life with an immutable filesystem, getting used to running things in containers/toolboxes,
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by bogwog 4y ago
Lately i've been using ChatGPT for that instead and it's phenomenal. Previously, I'd just open up my site-packages folder in a dedicated Sublime window and just search the source code for what I wanted to know.
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It’s definitely wrong a lot, but that doesn’t matter since it usually points me in the right direction at least. And in some cases, I can tell it that it’s wrong and it will try again and give a better result. Compared to google/SO, I’
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by bogwog 4y ago
This is cool. I've been using it mostly to explain APIs to me when I'm too lazy to dig through docs. This works surprisingly well, even for some relatively obscure APIs like Libre/OpenOffice's "UNO" API. I thin
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by bogwog 4y ago
I can’t think of a single game in my library that doesn’t run on Linux today. The only exceptions are games with anticheat issues of course, but those likely run perfectly fine too. I’m not saying incompatible games don’t exist, I’m sure th

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