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by eulgro 1y ago
Project Valhalla started over 10 years ago. It keeps being mentioned, but with seemingly no end in sight. Is there an ETA?
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by eulgro 1y ago
Clearly it licks a finger
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by eulgro 1y ago
I had no idea what vector tiles were and the page doesn't explain it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_tiles
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by eulgro 1y ago
I've never tried jj, but recently I discovered lazygit which in my opinion comes pretty close to perfection. Rebasing can be done instantly (reorder commits, fixups, squash), I can extract and reverse custom patches from previous commi
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by eulgro 1y ago
Luckily they have thousands of variations available for PFAS, so we'll only have to wait a few thousand years before they regulate them all, assuming it takes about 20 years for them to realize the new variation is exactly like the pre
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by eulgro 1y ago
How is the chemical industry supposed to make a profit if they have to do 50 years studies on people and the environment when they manufacture a new compound? Think about the shareholders.
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by eulgro 1y ago
Apparently this is typical to LLMs: https://chatgpt.com/s/t_687a285d9f708191a884d2ad39ddcb53 I mean, it's probably the most linked YouTube video by a factor of 100x so it makes sense for it to be hardcoded in the
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by eulgro 1y ago
I definitely would never use Python in production. But it remains an amazing tool for prototyping and writing quick dirty scripts. I can reasonably expect Python to be installed on every Linux system, the debugging experience is amazing (e.
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by eulgro 1y ago
lazygit is the best thing ever. You can use vim keybindings and there's a vim plugin too.
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by eulgro 1y ago
The amount of AI generated imagery in the video is baffling.
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by eulgro 1y ago
Divorce doesn't have to be a drama. Both can remain friends and stay at the same place.
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by eulgro 1y ago
There are really only 3 energy sources: fusion, fission, and gravity.
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by eulgro 1y ago
Why would you want such a thing?
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by eulgro 1y ago
For me I think it all revolves around the value we attribute to the past. To me, the past has little to no value. Since I can't change the past, the only thing I can do is learn from it what I haven't already learned, which is usu
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by eulgro 1y ago
NVC is an alternative to GHDL, written in C. It seems to be way ahead of GHDL though: it has nearly full VHDL-2019 support and preliminary Verilog/SV support, while GHDL is still lagging on full VHDL-2008 support. It also supports the
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NVC: VHDL Compiler and Simulator(github.com)
8 points by eulgro 1y ago|2 comments
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by eulgro 1y ago
On a rooted phone you can install acc which lets you set a maximum percentage to charge to, percentage at which the phone shuts down, max charging current and voltage, max charging temperature, etc.
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by eulgro 1y ago
That's the third type actually. But for some reason GP decided to qualify each type as either smart or dumb. Here's put better: there's 3 types of people: those who resist hype, those who profit off of it, and those who enjoy
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by eulgro 2y ago
My guess would be that branch misprediction does have an impact on interpreted language, but much less. If bytecode instructions take on average 20 CPU cycles to execute, and the branch misprediction penalty is 50 CPU cycles, the relative c
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by eulgro 2y ago
First, I live alone. Then, work mostly involves written communication especially when remote, and on the days I'm at the office communication is generally limited to saying hi and very small amount of small talk. Most agile meetings ar
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by eulgro 2y ago
12 000 words is ~1h30 of talking non stop. These averages seem pretty high to me... on a median day I probably speak about 50 words, and my average must be around 1000. However, the average number of words I listen to is several times high
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by eulgro 2y ago
What selection of books do they have in jail?
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by eulgro 2y ago
Tuition is often subsidized with the expectation that graduates will get a better salary than otherwise, generating more tax income in the long run than the amount of the subsidy. As such, free or heavily subsidized tuition can actually be
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by eulgro 2y ago
https://archive.is/OrOyv
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by eulgro 2y ago
The world is overpopulated, population collapse is a good thing. Except for the economy. Which also happens to be a good thing considering how far we're into overshoot. Not enough people to take care of seniors? That's not really
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by eulgro 2y ago
Just an anecdote, I'm not downplaying the man's achievement; I've been donating plasma a lot for the past three years and one thing I noticed is how obsessed the people at the center are with the number of donations one has m
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by eulgro 2y ago
There's so much focus on trying to increase income and not so much on trying to reduce expenses. Both sides of the equation work, but not equally. I find reducing expenses is much easier. I manage to live on about 20% of my net income,
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by eulgro 2y ago
I got zero recommendations, or it takes >5 min to load.
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by eulgro 2y ago
Sure, we'll never run out of fossil fuels, because as they get more scarce, the price will go up and some reserves that used to be unprofitable will now be. But then, we definitely don't want to burn all fossil fuels there are, be
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by eulgro 2y ago
Interesting! Thanks for the link.

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