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by eulgro 2y ago
What other kinda of optimizations can be made by using the page table? For example, from what I understand, allocators operate on virtual memory, so if for example a vector increases in size past its capacity, memory has to be reallocated a
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by eulgro 2y ago
I did such an experiment in Canada, tracking calories and nutrients and found I could live on about 100$/month, or 3.30$/day. Although I did not reach 100% daily value for all nutrients, there were no catastrophic deficiencies (no
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by eulgro 2y ago
You're overthinking it. Fatalism has nothing to do with it. I suppose "To die at my time" means to stop worrying about everything that can potentially harm you, enjoy life, and die whenever your body feels like it. I'm n
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by eulgro 2y ago
Maybe it would be better to destroy the global economy though.
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by eulgro 2y ago
The AI absolutely refused to let me take the morning off eating donuts and sipping coffee, I had to compromise and go to the crime scene first before being able to enjoy the blessed pastries.
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by eulgro 2y ago
This is how I do it. I can't stand needing to find information in ten paragraphs of text while cooking. - Ingredients are listed in one column on the left in order of use. - Duplicate ingredients are separate. - Each step has one or mo
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by eulgro 2y ago
How so? Arithmetic on FPGA usually use the minimum size that works, because any size over that will use more resources than needed. 9-bit bytes are pretty common in block RAM though, with the extra bit being used for either for ECC or user
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by eulgro 2y ago
You're right this was not the correct way to put it. To be honest, much of this was influenced by Peter Singer's views, if it can help me justify myself. Here's an essay that outlines his views, and the fully rejects them:
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by eulgro 2y ago
It doesn't, CLion is way better.
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by eulgro 2y ago
> you're not a good person, you don't fool me. Fund open source, it would support young people who were just like you were Or maybe he knows he's not a good person and has no intention of multiplying people who are just li
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by eulgro 2y ago
The video took 9 days to film. 4 hours per emulated second. Also I wonder why he's using Windows 95?
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by eulgro 2y ago
I just learned about Xournal++, I had been using Xournal which apparently stopped being developed in 2016. I just tried and it's much more complete.
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by eulgro 2y ago
> There's no other way around this. What if the universe which simulates ours is so inconceivably different to ours that we simply cannot conceive how it works, and something in how it works makes it fundamentally unsimulatable? Or
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by eulgro 2y ago
Care to elaborate? What and whose crimes are you referring to here?
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by eulgro 2y ago
This has been posted at least 12 times before: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=why+you+will+marry+the+wrong+perso...
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by eulgro 2y ago
When agriculture fails, there'll always be Soylent Green.
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by eulgro 2y ago
DjVu does this to some extent, identifying identifical glyph bitmaps and reusing them for compression. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DjVu#Compression
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by eulgro 2y ago
It's information still, maybe not targeted to the individual, but it allows still identifying trends which will eventually result in an ad I will (maybe) see. The advertiser wastes its time trying to show me an ad I will likely block,
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by eulgro 2y ago
Impressing how much detail went into things nearly all viewers never see.
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by eulgro 2y ago
Arrr!
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by eulgro 2y ago
Abstract > We add to the emerging body of literature highlighting cracks in the foundation of the mainstream energy transition narrative. We offer a tripartite analysis that re-characterizes the climate crisis within its broader contex
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Through the Eye of a Needle: A Perspective on the Renewable Energy Transition(mdpi.com)
3 points by eulgro 2y ago|1 comments
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by eulgro 2y ago
We could decrease our dependence our electricity and gasoline too. Who knows, it might even be beneficial for the environment.
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by eulgro 2y ago
I used to work in a cookie factory, we often made products for private brands and in some recipes we purposefully added eggs so that it would appear as an ingredient and not "may contain traces of".
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by eulgro 2y ago
It's not a BGA, it's a QFN with a ground pad.
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by eulgro 2y ago
A common side effect is significantly increased immunity to SARS-CoV-2.
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by eulgro 2y ago
There's a few "shady URL" generators, you can search and find a few.
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by eulgro 2y ago
I get asked where I'm from all the time even though I'm very obviously from around. I get what you mean but differentiating curiosity from xenophonia is generally pretty easy, and as such I see no reason why we should avoid the qu
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by eulgro 2y ago
> And people get (justifiably) offended when asked "where are you from?" Why is it justifiable? Is curiosity an offense?
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by eulgro 2y ago
Here's a company that make such chairs: https://fullgrown.co.uk/

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