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by dmitshur 7y ago
Sure, happy to explain. I currently own a Logitech Pro Gaming Mouse (the wired version, https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gaming-mice/pro-her... ) and I'm very happy with it. However, it has a USB-
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by dmitshur 7y ago
Meanwhile, all I want is a simple high-DPI gaming mouse with a USB-C (rather than USB-A) connector, and it still doesn’t exist in 2020.
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by dmitshur 7y ago
I’m finding it hard to understand how this new feature differs from Selective Sync. Is there something this lets one do that couldn’t be done before? Or is it just adding convenience?
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by dmitshur 7y ago
From https://whatismusic.info/blog/HypothesisMusicLetsUsPracticeH... : > Now let us suppose that the person enjoys listening to music. > > Music enables the person to feel very strong emotions that lie
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by dmitshur 7y ago
The content and presentation is fantastic. The page is using up 15-20% CPU and GPU when it is the active tab even when not scrolling. That seems unexpected and unfortunate. (I noticed because by the time I got to 3400 meters, my laptop&#x27
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by dmitshur 7y ago
He meant that the intent (kind) can be factored into the type system too. Instead of using type string for both “unsafe string” kind and “safe string” kind, you’d use two different types. So the type system aka compiler can catch a mistake,
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GLFW 3.3 Is Released(glfw.org)
124 points by dmitshur 7y ago|32 comments
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by dmitshur 11y ago
Rob Pike tweeted about it (the Android version) recently [1]. I ported [2] the app to the web within a few hours. The port involves ~70 lines of Go, 22 lines of HTML, and 24 lines of CSS [3]. [1]: https://twitter.com/rob_pik
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Ivy – Android App in Go on Google Play(twitter.com)
1 points by dmitshur 11y ago|0 comments
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by dmitshur 12y ago
Something similar could be done for Go. Since most of Go programs simply import the standard "flag" package for their command line parsing, you could have a pretty large coverage.
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GLFW 3.0 is out(twitter.com)
2 points by dmitshur 13y ago|0 comments
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Test cases with less duplicated manual labour by leveraging git diff(twitter.com)
1 points by dmitshur 13y ago|0 comments
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by dmitshur 14y ago
I tried a basic version of that 1.5 weeks ago. At first it was generating random characters, then I tried some Markov chains trained on valid code. After running it overnight (it was attempting 40+ programs per second), the very best progra