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by d_tr 4y ago
If I want to read something on Reddit on my phone I just use Chrome's "Desktop site" option. Everything about these nags is idiotic to the point of insulting the user's intelligence. The randomness, the timing, and the m
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They are just stating their opinion in an 100% neutral way. You are free to ignore it. People give "unsolicited advice" here all the time. It is a forum where people post things for others to read. Why do people get so easily upse
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You will have to learn whatever it is you do not like about C anyway if you want to generate machine code.
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by d_tr 4y ago
Well you can. If you understand the algorithm you can write it in any language you know. Additionally, C is at basic level just loops, conditionals and function calls so it will be easy to translate from it if you need to. And then there ar
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by d_tr 4y ago
There are quite a few nice modern games that look like this and I have had lots of fun playing them on Steam. Wadjet Eye's adventure games, Blasphemous, The Messenger, CrossCode and more!
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The amount of complexity casually thrown away. The premises and the conclusions. The fact that this is on the front page.
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A single biological brain neuron is a rich dynamical system with numerous patterns and transitions, and then you have different types of neurons where these patterns differ to some degree, and this is all asynchronous and modulated by vario
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More like 10^55 years, actually!
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Relevant Alan Kay talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgmAwnNxdgw
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I do not think productivity cannot be substantially improved without AR but I am really not against AR either. I am not putting Facebook between me and my computer though. No way...
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I think something between Year 1 and Year 2 would be an interesting addition.
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I laughed with your comment, thanks :). I do not think it is a good idea either, because what would we do with cos, tan and so on? Maybe it seemed good to Feynman because of his unique way of parsing mathematical expressions?
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I am not sure what you mean by "relation" and what the benefit would be. There is a definition for "relation" in mathematics. A function is a type of relation and a relation is a set. But you probably have something el
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by d_tr 5y ago
He made a comment about reverse engineering in response to a question. Someone asked about reverse engineering something (I think it was about some teleconferencing application), and his response was basically "it's hard work, g
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I recently bought a small set of metal ones and they are not bad at all. The downside is that they need cleaning.
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I just decided to reply charitably.
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Why specifically in Eastern Europe though?
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There are also links to lower resolution and an audio-only streams lower in the page. Mentioning it because the player got stuck at some point here.
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I can easily go a full day without a sip of water. I have to remind myself to drink. I have forgotten what thirst feels like.
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Emacs 28.1 has been cut(git.savannah.gnu.org)
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I use --single-instance and it spawns much faster (and eats way less memory). Even without this switch it does not take this long on my machine (certainly less than half a second), but yes it takes noticeably longer than, say, urxvt.
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I use kitty and I have not experienced any slowness. What is slow about it?
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Or they end up quitting in disappointment and disgust or not bothering to begin with.
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A key trade-off is IPC per thread vs area. The CPU needs a high IPC per thread but by achieving this, the area goes disproportionately up and IPC / mm^2 goes down. The GPU does not need high single-thread performance so it has lots o
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by d_tr 5y ago
Gnome's Nautilus does this as well.
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Firmware version two point nine with Turn Time 2 will be a real game changer. I think I 'll wait.
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Is this not outside the scope of RISC-V?
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True, and this operation is close to as simple as it gets.
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I wrote a matrix multiplication routine on a Haswell a few years ago, for no particular reason. I chose an 8x8 minimum block size since it seemed like the most convenient one, and I had one or two more block sizes for cache utilization IIRC
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85 grams of DNA contain around 8 * 10^22 base pairs, 2 bits per pair, so around 2 * 10^22 bytes. So you need about 75 bits to address all these bytes. I do not know why Laremere chose 85.8 grams though as these are quite above the 64 bit li

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