dragonelite

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by dragonelite 2y ago
Yeah its really weird because the US already did this stuff during Obama's presidency, hell talk of the town was the US and China should form a G2 back then. Trump also recently made same sort of G2 comment, China declined both times.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
gdp is really bad, countries don't even use the same counting methods. I think in the Netherlands they started using criminal activity to pad up gdp growth. Also money printing and inflation is a good way to up gdp. I like energy produ
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by dragonelite 2y ago
Ooh interesting i was just looking into Vulkan, Khronos supporting Slang maybe i will skip glsl and just jump to Slang.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
But without customers(US big tech) who will buy 2nm chips, Huawei is not allowed. So im fully convinced that TSMC will become ASMC within a decade. The US has to much levers they can pull, the only buyers, chemicals, can export control key
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by dragonelite 2y ago
On highways i just use cruise control, for the rest shifting has pretty much become automatic for me.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
I meant in potential marketshare, while linux is widely used for desktop(professional users), i wouldn't say it has a lot of marketshare tho. So consumer software support will be limited.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
I meant this proper as in significant marketshare.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
I would be more interested in a OpenHarmony Desktop version. If it picks up on mainland and Asia in general it would be a proper 3rd desktop OS.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
the infamous "looks good to me" PR review.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
From experience unless the person mention their next "adventure"(within like a couple of months) or gig it usually means a manager or c-suite person got axed and was given the option to gracefully exit.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
That was my speculation also on why he disabled seeing who also liked a post. Im sure it saves a lot in compute and bandwidth.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
Dam linkedin content is so bad and cringey this AI tool might get the crown as the most cringe AI model.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
Dam they didn't even put this under the pentagon/cia black budgets. Its a shame the US already did this with covid in the Philippines creating more chaos, death and anti vaccine. May god have mercy on 3rd world countries that aren
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by dragonelite 2y ago
It helps that they are using an external visualisation tool.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
I always wondered are people really doing this collaboration stuff. I tried it at the start of the lock downs era. But i quickly found it annoying, but maybe its because the implementation was just bad back then.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
I was more hinting at this books like "Patterns in C" etc. But a more complete use/abuse of zig meta programming would also be nice. Especially for people that have consume more generic code than produce generic code.. Off co
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by dragonelite 2y ago
That was an interesting blog post, hope we will get more intermediate and advance zig usage blog posts and in the future books about zig.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
The joke is that President Xi will build a statue for President Trump for finally unleashing the fire under the Chinese domestic semiconductor industry.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
Thats not so weird before Christianity became big in Europe it was big in west and east Asia. At least from what i can remember from Peter Frankopan's book The Silkroads mentioned this. Also Dan carlins mongol series also talked about
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by dragonelite 2y ago
That's why i like zig it has at least the very basic with build.zig for build script. You have build.zig.zon for build.zig dependencies.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
Read the docs, do ziglings for a couple of nights to make it stick a bit better. Then just start making small things like the "ray tracing in a week" or "Writing an interpreter in Go" book but only the parser part. I usu
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by dragonelite 2y ago
30 years of making rest endpoints and sql queries for a boss is more then enough for a life time. :P
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by dragonelite 2y ago
Dam retirement at 50 sign me up.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
For the US not much will change in the short or medium term because the pact was about exclusive dollar payment for energy deal. But this will open up the road for Saudis and OPEC to speed up dedollarisation and diverse their currency reser
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by dragonelite 2y ago
Who would have though that importing a crazy ass cult wouldn't result in shady businesses starting to happen around such a cult.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
Off course China has been a global superpower for at least 4~5 years now, doesn't mean the US isn't a global super power anymore. The US is still the biggest super power in culture and science. But its not relative big enough anym
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by dragonelite 2y ago
Makes one wonder has the apple miracle mostly been first the transition to ARM and having access to TSMC highest end nodes before the rest even comes into the picture. But im glad new competition is coming from qualcomm x elite and Huawei w
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by dragonelite 2y ago
Imaging this to be such a legal minefield, can't sell my own voice because a celeb sounds a bit alike as my own voice.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
Its like those well known China grey filtered pictures western media likes to use xD.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
I went through zigling variant i did about 90 of the 110 plus after reading the documentation of zig, it helped solidify some of the syntax and concepts. I think it does help reduce what might have been a 3 week process to a 1 week process

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