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fabiensanglard
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fabiensanglard
10mo ago
Thank you, I was about to start searching for it :) !
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fabiensanglard
11mo ago
Fixed it. Sorry about that.
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fabiensanglard
11mo ago
It is WinQuake or QuakeWorld?
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11mo ago
The battery life is what keeps me going back to my MacBook Pro every time I try to switch to a Linux laptop. From what I understand, almost all linux problems in this area are firmware/driver shortcoming. So, in theory, could the Frame
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fabiensanglard
11mo ago
Thank you for the feedback. I fixed the typo.
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11mo ago
I think nobody tackled it because Quake is so fast. There is quake.exe but also glquake.exe and winquake.exe. Each have different capabilities. And of course there is quakeworld which is a complete fork with different net protocol, predicti
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11mo ago
> My understanding is that a new client coming from the same IP and different port will now be treated as a new player instead of a reconnect Indeed. It could be a gap of my understanding but I believed that in pre-QuakeWorld there was n
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11mo ago
You are right, the link and the text should have said `Draw_BeginDisc`. Fixed.
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11mo ago
List of predictions for autonomous Tesla vehicles by Elon Musk: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_predictions_for_autono...
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1y ago
Not explaining this case makes me wonder how much this lib is actually used in production. This was also the first question I asked myself.
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1y ago
What makes you feel this way? I did not get this impression.
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1y ago
Have you ever tried https://marginalia-search.com ? I love it.
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1y ago
This is my favorite build to run DOOM: https://fabiensanglard.net/2168/epilogue/
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1y ago
486? If it has VLB, it can play DOOM well!
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1y ago
It is for the same reasons LLM are struggling to produce something that compile in Rust? I was under the impression that most of Rust documentation was plain HTML.
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1y ago
Would have been interesting to read what the author would have done differently with what he learned. You create a startup -> Do you need to do anything special with regard to the bank you chose?
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1y ago
Great article. But too short. I was just getting excited about it and it ended. I look forward reading the other parts.
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1y ago
The drawings are really good. Any idea what tool is used to make them? I emailed the author but have not heard back.
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1y ago
How does that work? You cannot write to disk before you know the compressed size. Or if you do you can use a data descriptor but you cannot write concurrently. I guess they buffer the compressed stream to RAM before writing to zip. If they
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1y ago
I am working with typst for my next book. This framework has been a dream. I am SO happy I never have to touch LateX again.
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1y ago
This website has a beautiful layout ;) !
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1y ago
Photos!
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1y ago
Did you take a photo of that marvel by any chance?
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1y ago
I justify building computers only when it means I will play coop with my friends or my wife. These shared moment are priceless :) !
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1y ago
> a man who could barely read, worked 12-14 hour days, and came home covered in mud and grease regularly- to buy a $3300 computer in 1988. That's about $8000 in today's money. The best way to celebrate that kindness is to pass
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1y ago
Every times I think I a "done" I see something I want to add. The technique I used to limit myself is "whatever can fin on the three top shelves". It worked until I started to store some boxes horizontally.
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1y ago
It is in the unboxing page. ASTRA.EXE shows the video card and the bus: https://fabiensanglard.net/2168/unboxing/#:~:text=The%20inte...
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1y ago
> I would have probably went with a Cirrus Logic VLB video card This is exactly what the IBM PS/1 2168 have (see the unboxing section).
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1y ago
> Don't work for free. I may encounter this situation some day. Could you share how you structured your fees (and give the hourly rate you charged them :P) ?
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2y ago
The "compression" you refer to is lossy. And the "decompression" is different each time you run the model (because of the temperature). You can't "remove" it.
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