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by crispweed 9y ago
I guess tooling can help here? It seems like this information is all collected together for the docs, for example. Look at the page for std::vec::Vec, for example ( https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/vec/struct.Vec.html
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by crispweed 9y ago
obligatory sci-hub link: http://sci-hub.io/10.1098/rspb.2017.1380
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by crispweed 9y ago
It can't be as simple as this appears to make out, right? Otherwise, it seems like you could just close one eye while reading..
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by crispweed 9y ago
Yes, but I've seen other people go through the same chain of reasoning, and make the same mistake (and this is what led me to write the article).
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Static libs do not modular make(upcoder.com)
1 points by crispweed 9y ago|3 comments
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by crispweed 9y ago
Personally (ignoring sugars) the 'MONO AND DIGLYCERIDES' is the bit I try to avoid, not worrying so much about the gums. Mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mono-_and_diglyceri
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by crispweed 9y ago
I guess the ideal would be the possibility to see both.
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by crispweed 9y ago
One big reason to make compiler warnings fatal (not mentioned here, as far as I can see) is the fact that otherwise, unless you do a full rebuild, you won't see warnings for any source files that don't need to be rebuilt.
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by crispweed 9y ago
So there were attempts to make the calculations more useful, but that's not the only way to avoid this 'wasted energy'. One alternative idea is 'proof of stake'. And then it always seemed to me, also, that some kind
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by crispweed 9y ago
Question: What is the meaning of life? Answer: Why are you asking?
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Who Owns Who? (Inverting the PathEngine Ownership Graph)(upcoder.com)
1 points by crispweed 10y ago|0 comments
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by crispweed 10y ago
Interesting comment here (in one of the reviews for this addon for firefox): https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/adnauseam/rev... If you have a YouTube channel (s) and your logged in to that
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by crispweed 10y ago
For example, when you order something new in a restaurant – perhaps anchovy pizza — you should learn whether you like or dislike anchovy pizza, rather than attribute the pleasurable experience to the particular table you’re sitting at. Or
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Center of North America is a town called Center and it's totally a coincidence(popsci.com)
4 points by crispweed 10y ago|0 comments
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Skeleton meshes: break monolithic data structures apart for more functional code(upcoder.com)
3 points by crispweed 10y ago|0 comments
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by crispweed 10y ago
Bootstrapping is a great way to describe this. But once every 5 or so years I remember and become fixated again on the fact that there's nothing underneath. And the results aren't good. So the idea is that two sentiments you exp
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by crispweed 10y ago
Fair point. But on the other hand, not exploring the root cause of a problem can be like papering over the cracks..
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by crispweed 10y ago
Not exactly. The interesting question was really just "what is the purpose", full stop. In the sense of "what is the point of it all". The point about the introspection bit is then that being unhappy, suffering from depr
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by crispweed 10y ago
I experienced some depression, as a teenager, and remember eventually finding a kind of 'logical' (or perhaps 'philosophical') way out of it. A key part of this was that, for me, depression is linked to lack of purpose.
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by crispweed 10y ago
I didn't read the whole thing, but one thing I noted was that it looks like their results are based on 'user specific training', i.e. with a model specific to one persons hands, typing patterns, etc. Generalising this will th
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by crispweed 11y ago
The story side of Legend of Grimrock 2 is pretty good, I think, and the story side of things worked pretty well for me, although it's always going to be more of a set of related puzzles kind of story I guess. (It's a bit like th
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Free Thinkers: A Radical Way of Unleashing a Generation (2013)(wired.com)
6 points by crispweed 11y ago|0 comments
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by crispweed 11y ago
Another idea, wear sunglasses. Indoors. In the evening.
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Measure Memory Allocation Cost, by Eliminating It(upcoder.com)
7 points by crispweed 11y ago|1 comments
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Measure memory allocation cost, by eliminating it(upcoder.com)
3 points by crispweed 11y ago|0 comments
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Free Thinkers: A Radical Way of Unleashing a Generation (2013)(wired.com)
6 points by crispweed 11y ago|0 comments
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by crispweed 11y ago
Yeah, I guess I should have called this something like 'dynamic meshes in the std::vector style'..
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Vector Meshes(upcoder.com)
10 points by crispweed 11y ago|2 comments
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by crispweed 11y ago
If you have a child with OCD, or know someone who does, I really recommend this book: http://www.dawnhuebnerphd.com/OvercomingOCD.aspx (No affiliation with author!) It takes a cognitive behavioural psychology approach, and
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by crispweed 11y ago
It seems like there should be cheaper ways to detect and mitigate these kind of fork event (than doing full block chain verification). It shouldn't be too hard 'just' to detect that there are multiple chains being actively ex

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