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by dhruvdh 4y ago
Could you share the name of the server?
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
Post and heading are written to attribute this to malice, without offering any proof. It seems likely given how new Bun is that the benchmark writers simply lacked familiarity.
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
It would help if you read the parent comment and made a response to its contents. In so far, you've just validated his point - as a member of "the public" not understanding science and using partial truths to reinforce previo
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
Are we talking about the same Telemetry that can be turned off? If you work in such an environment, I imagine you can only use approved, audited software - so you don't have an option.
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
There is no actual reason to avoid proprietary builds from Microsoft either, just people on this thread being weird about telemetry.
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
You would probably benefit from watching a talk or two on ECS (Entity component system).
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
If using en-in is as unpopular as you suggest in India, then surely it’s non-existent outside of India..
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
They sent a notice of termination effective 15th December on 22nd December?
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
Complying with local regulations is a cost of doing business, Heroku seems like they couldn’t be bothered to comply and are okay losing customers. Which would be fine if they gave a long enough notice, but this article as no date on it.
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
I’ve read on r/selfdriving that he did take over, the “take over” alert just lingers for a few seconds.
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
For 3: you cannot compare consuming media with creating media.
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
I don’t use Word at all, there are many other pieces of software in the Office suite, many which simply did not exist 20 years ago. If you think nothing has changed then it is very likely you don’t need Office.
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
There is a chance that your use case is basic and hasn’t changed in 20 years, but I think there is a higher chance of it’s a case of general hatred for Microsoft. > only bloat to keep up with the need to create a need for faster processo
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
Either you are being intentionally dense just to keep arguing or you are a lost cause. Either way, I am not going to bother responding.
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
> Let's see, Metal is supported by MacOS, iOS, Apple TV. This is probably more devices than Vulkan supports. What world do you live in? How hard is it to do a quick google search before declaring obvious falsehoods? > You need to
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
Apple has had many years after Vulkan came out to support it alongside Metal or phase out Metal with MoltenVk but we all know that’s not going to happen.
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
The algorithm is essentially just inserting the i + 1 th element into the sorted subarray from 0 to i, and it inserts in the correct place. I’ll be teaching this next week or the one after, I’ll try to record a video and share if I remember
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
It’s a lot more work to massage bubble sort into the other sorting algorithms they need to learn without scraping the code and starting from scratch.
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
I see now that people seem to be equating intuition with making steady, obvious progress. If you think about the point of all the adjacent comparisons in the inner loop for bubble sort is, it is finding the largest number and moving it to t
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
Yes. I can read. It finds the largest number and places it at `i`. In the next iteration the largest number from 0 to `i` is placed at `i+1` Right up until `j` reaches `i`. Leaving a trail of orderliness. As the value of `i` increases we ap
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
Well, I teach Algorithms, I think there is an obvious intuition as to why this works and I use this algorithm to introduce sorting.
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
"If we ever reach 1.0" is also important to note.
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
I've rarely ever seen any discussion of Windows Telemetry actually discuss how it violates their privacy. Is it not possible that the telemetry exists only to collect data on how to improve software? Do we know it's being used for
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
Their customers cannot use their devices to iMessage their friends or family on Android.
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
They are specifically and intentionally limiting the ways in which their customer can use their devices unless they buy more. Is that simple enough to understand?
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
The email we are discussing specifically says they want to prevent customers from buying their competitors products for their friends and family.
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
The intention behind not letting it work for their competitors is immoral and potentially illegal. They want to do it to prevent their consumers to buy their competitors products for their family, even if their competitors product are bette
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
It took me 30 seconds of scrolling and skimming through the README to understand what it does, and X-Transformers is a re-implementation of Machine Learning Transformers that has been built based on experimental Arxiv papers doesn&
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by dhruvdh 5y ago
The end result would largely depend on the quality of generated HTML and CSS, no? That's what the OP is most likely asking about.
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
They are lacking in AMD options in most of their products I checked. Hopefully that's something that'll change in the future.

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