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I suspect his bottleneck is glBufferData and he should look into buffer orphaning.
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I can't even imagine how painful it must be for a curious kid to get started in programming these days. I feel so lucky to have started with a little 8-bit computer with a built-in BASIC interpreter. You turned it on and could start ty
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Not every country has the privilege of having the world's reserve currency. Money printing never ends well for poor countries.
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That kind of behavior is also pretty much the default in the public sector in the third world country where I live. No wonder everyone's dream down here is to have a job in the public sector.
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That's why it's more fun to try to optimize for size
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That's correct, there's "jump to definition" but no "find all references". I've used cscope for a while for that, but never really got used to it (and it doesn't work that well with C++). I really sho
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5y ago
I use ctags+vim every day with rather large C++ codebases (but then again I'm a dinosaur).
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6y ago
> Luckily, AssemblyScript provides a magic unchecked() annotation to indicate that we are taking responsibility for staying in-bounds. Isn't this a security risk?
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6y ago
Hey, this is pretty cool. Did you guys consider writing a LLVM backend for your ISA? I'd love to help.
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6y ago
Write a Tetris clone.
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6y ago
His book Higher-Order Perl is great, even if you're not into Perl.
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> the ultra rich gained 2 trillion in wealth I'm a bit suspicious of these stats. People seem to pick a period that starts at the bottom of the stock market.
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There's a lot of motorcycle geeking in that twitter account, e.g. https://twitter.com/azusagakuyuki/status/1365132939135127552
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6y ago
tmux
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can confirm source: won the IOCCC
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> "dot-com" vibes from the market Same, but with negative real interests rates all over the world I don't know where else I can park my savings. I've been buying low-volatility stocks in boring sectors (utilities, etc
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They probably mean that USD is up 250% against their currency.
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A classic, but these days if you want to reproduce those bugs you need to build your code with -fno-stack-protector, enable executable stack, disable ASLR in the kernel, etc.
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Most Soviet computers were shoddy copies of Western models. DEC even left Easter eggs in Cyrillic on their silicon to Russian reverse-engineers: https://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/creatures/pages/russians.html
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6y ago
For real this time? A few months ago there were news of Intel outsourcing to TSMC that turned out to be fake.
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Thanks, TIL! I really should read the `find` man page more carefully one of these days. (The original version will also fail to remove files with names containing spaces.)
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Pointless nitpick: replace rm `find lisp -name '*.elc'` with find lisp -name '*.elc' -exec rm {} \;
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New superconductor microprocessor yields a substantial boost in efficiency
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Article looks fishy. But if China goes down this route, it looks like fears of China economically overtaking the US are overblown.
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Yeah, there were some interesting talks at FOSDEM by Huawei researchers, e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuFnRg8TH-k
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6y ago
I'm getting some Mars One vibes from this.
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Before the current crisis Germany had several years of budget surpluses.
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6y ago
Same. I play some 90s Goa trance on my headphones if I really want to get stuff done, but anything with lyrics completely throws me off.
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I have a cron job on my laptop that loads iptables rules that drop all outgoing packets except to work-related sites (chat, e-mail, issue tracker, code review, plus a handful of reference sites) during my work hours.
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