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by frabert 3y ago
You probably can't do that without screwing up the signal integrity
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by frabert 3y ago
Huh I misinterpreted the error messages in the example, I thought those were compiler output. This is quite cool then. EDIT: although, it seems like this looses much of its power once you start passing these buffers around to functions that
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by frabert 3y ago
Never heard of a serious buffer overflow caused by _constant_ indices. Does it work with AT(arr, i), or only with AT(arr, 10)?
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by frabert 4y ago
Not sure about time, but you can pass a custom allocator to Lua and stop execution if the program is allocating too much.
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by frabert 4y ago
That's called a Bucket-brigade device btw
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by frabert 4y ago
Yes and it's quite good
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by frabert 4y ago
It's important to note that in Italy, the title of doctor works differently than in the German and anglophone world, and you are granted the title of "dottore" (doctor) with a bachelor's degree. A master's makes you
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by frabert 4y ago
I think that would be quite difficult, as raymarching does not produce polygons, so you'd need a way to polygonize the resulting sdf. Maybe marching cubes?
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by frabert 4y ago
A power issue and networking issues are not mutually exclusive, it could very well be that networking equipment is on a separate power delivery circuit from the actual servers.
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by frabert 4y ago
I think the Matterhorn looks even more like an archetypal mountain, even if a bit tobleronish :)
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by frabert 4y ago
This might interest you: https://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=40832.msg136374... It's about how to perform realtime dithering of a 3D scene such that the amount of annoyance you describe is minimized
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by frabert 4y ago
some of the advice applies to x-y tables as well, such as the one about making sure that the drill bit is perfectly centered in the chuck
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by frabert 4y ago
I think it's meant in the sense of "can detect the exploits without having to actually attempt decompressing anything"
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by frabert 4y ago
From the report, > Even though these Nakamoto coefficients are relatively low, some might argue that exploiting them to attack a blockchain would be prohibitively expensive. While this may be true for individuals, the actors incentivized
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by frabert 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground_source_heat_pump
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by frabert 4y ago
That 2008 Windows Live Mail screenshot hit me right in the feels :') That's the period of time I got my first "high bandwidth" connection (really anything faster than a 56k dial-up connection), and basically the true sta
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by frabert 4y ago
You should use MPFR to have more precision on those figures
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by frabert 4y ago
I couldn't, because exporting symbols that could be loaded from other apps was only possible with Native AOT
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by frabert 4y ago
Native AOT is a great concept, I was hoping to use it to build VSTs and other kinds of music plugins without having to deal with C++, since the binaries it produces can export symbols. The stopper I found was the abysmal debugging support,
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by frabert 4y ago
I was never able to understand how to "git gud" at that game :( The AI always seemed to be able to outperform me on any front, and the only solution was to use ministries for everything, which turned the game into a battle between
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by frabert 4y ago
I was able to work around that by putting a breakpoint at the moment of check and changing the flag via console :)
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by frabert 4y ago
Hey, LLVM to C is what Rellic does! https://github.com/lifting-bits/rellic
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by frabert 4y ago
It's possible that GreaseMonkey on Firefox has different policies than other extensions on Chrome
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by frabert 4y ago
That's true, and if people don't like the idea of sending requests to DDG I completely understand. However regarding the increase in traffic: doing any kind of search on DDG sends a request for each link just like this script does
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by frabert 4y ago
I ended up following your advice ;)
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by frabert 4y ago
Added one now!
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by frabert 5y ago
This is known as Structure-of-Arrays organization, as opposed to Array-of-Structures
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by frabert 5y ago
You could also join tables from different databases! Imagine the performance!
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by frabert 5y ago
Well now I want a virtual table interface to pgsql so I can query Postgres databases from SQLite too!

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