djmips

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721.
by djmips 2y ago
Just a youngster!
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by djmips 2y ago
Where I live and maybe where you live our ages are zero based although no one seems to like me calling their baby zero years old.
723.
by djmips 2y ago
I would have thought so but fast forward to today and we have template abuse that cause very long build times and creates gigabytes of symbols that flood memory and crash compilers and take debuggers to their knees and create the most inscr
724.
by djmips 2y ago
Macros are the original Spawn of the Devil and their descendants are template metaprogramming.
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by djmips 2y ago
This project actually didn't happen even with the LLM.
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by djmips 2y ago
I agree with yah
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by djmips 2y ago
So ChatGPT or Nigerians or me apparently... :`(
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by djmips 2y ago
The gum wall in Seattle is disgusting.
729.
by djmips 2y ago
Devlins book - "Mathematics: The Science of Patterns" was similar for me and you might enjoy it in addition to what you previously read. Much better than how I was taught in my schooling.
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by djmips 2y ago
He's got it wrong. People don't support tau like he supported the Red Sox, the support tau because it's actually a handy constant. Pi still exists! Tau is not an inconsequential lost cause. I think it will slowly win over ev
731.
by djmips 2y ago
I use it in my code at least.
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by djmips 2y ago
Age 79/80 ?
733.
by djmips 2y ago
He was the concept artist for a very influential Robert and Abel Associates pioneering 3D computer graphic TV ad. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eedXpclrKCc
734.
by djmips 2y ago
Replace programmers with 'intelligence' to contrast with artificial
735.
by djmips 2y ago
But I've played around with bolts a lot as a kid with Meccano etc so the answer is second nature.
736.
by djmips 2y ago
But we will download it and put it in our special folder.
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by djmips 2y ago
There are lots of reasons why that might not play out the way you plan.
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by djmips 2y ago
I wish the same tight feedback loop existed for memory usage and performance for all coders.
739.
by djmips 2y ago
And game consoles that use similar parts as laptops.
740.
by djmips 2y ago
Like pretty much every game console.
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by djmips 2y ago
Doc wasn't small enough.
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by djmips 2y ago
tour de force - I'm very impressed.
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by djmips 2y ago
Both
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by djmips 2y ago
How does AI keep up if they shutdown their primary sources?
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by djmips 2y ago
Capstone filed for chapter 11 in 23. I wonder what's the fate of their tech.
746.
by djmips 2y ago
CEOs are monarch-like. Businesses are not democratic. Is it surprising that modern atheist, possibly sociopathic, business CEOs would consider this a path to follow?
747.
by djmips 2y ago
That's very humble of you. I'm sure they could've still used a hand here and there with you talent.
748.
by djmips 2y ago
That sounds plausible. I did a lot of work for Japanese companies in the nineties and it was quite eye opening.
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by djmips 2y ago
Nvidia did have a very ambitious abstraction which encompassed audio as well. As a low level rendering engineer at the time, I found their documentation to be quite challenging as I didn't jibe with their mindset and nomenclature.
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by djmips 2y ago
Shoulda got an Nvidia job! I was very convinced at that time that 3dfx didn't have a good roadmap and Nvidia would prevail based on their professionalism and superior ability to design silicon.

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