geokon

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   by geokon 1y ago

   That's not a serious solution. You don't control dependency versions if you use a package manager and you can't build full static builds or full debug builds etc. Some targets don't have package managers (ex an embedded
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   by geokon 1y ago

   I think this was maybe true a decade ago... Having to contact them to get a license is a pain, and in benchmarks there are on-par or better libraries available. The tuning steps are baroque and if you really care about performance that much
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   by geokon 1y ago

   Dependency management is a solved problem in the C/C++ world. It all should be done from within CMake using Hunter. They handle diamond dependencies correctly (everyone else just yolos it), they handle "package registry" corr
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   by geokon 1y ago

   I'm not super versed in the detailed, but as a result haven't Android's Java and OpenJDK diverged substantially at this point? As far as I understand you can't just run Java code (post version 8 I think) on Android. It&#
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   by geokon 1y ago

   I think you're making the author's point. They cost the same 10+ years ago. They should be cheaper. And $100 is not chump change - but depends on where you live. Three day's salary for me (grad student)
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   by geokon 1y ago

   This is outside my realm of experience, isn't this kind part of the utility of a triple-store? Isn't that the canonical way to flatten trees data to a streamable sequence? I think you'd also need to have some priority mechani
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   by geokon 1y ago

   But further away galaxies are further back in time, so if the expansion is accelerating.. shouldn't they be going away at a slower speed, and the closer galaxies going away from us at a faster speed?
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   by geokon 1y ago

   I think a more charitable reading is that these are just basic suggestions about how to make one's writing clear and get your point across. It's hard to step back and look at what you write from the perspective of someone not fami
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   by geokon 1y ago

   wow I had no idea Nasa used Clojure. I do remmeber them using quite a bit of Java so it's not terribly surprising
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    by geokon 1y ago

    I don't do Rust, but I feel there must be more to it that's missing in your description b/c what you wrote sounds exactly like a C++ smart pointer? With the exception of the last point (which I can't imagine tacking on i
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    by geokon 1y ago

    This is done rather well in TouchDesigner
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    by geokon 2y ago

    If you get it working, please share.. I assume you've seen: https://ertu.dev/posts/i-made-an-online-shooter-game-in-lisp...
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    by geokon 2y ago

    It's a fun format that's easy to generate, but after trying to do complicated things with it.. you kind of understand why. It's underused b/c - Complex graphics render different in different browsers. So you can't r
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    by geokon 2y ago

    Looks incredibly complicated, or maybe the article isn't written very clearly. It sounds like the packages are doing their own layout and you can override it from a central location .. Sometimes
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    by geokon 2y ago

    Sorry, I'm not a webdev so I'm not sure how to check this - but how large is the final downloaded page? (HTML+JS) The inspector in Firefox says it's 20MB, which seems large. But maybe I'm looking at it wrong
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    by geokon 2y ago

    I'd love to use more than one window, but they're completely unpredictable and really hard to configure the way you want. Magit buffers will open in one way, Cider Error buffers open in some other way. And the behavior will also c
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    by geokon 2y ago

    The scenes really remind me of the painting "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Along_the_River_During_the_Qin... The juxtaposition really brings out how isolationist
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    by geokon 2y ago

    I don't understand how the virtual machine would preclude you from in-lining ahead of time...? That's done when you're compiling. What is WASM doing to facilitate recompiling native code that isn't practical to do on the
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    by geokon 2y ago

    The more I read about WASM the more it sounds like the JVM I'm still not clear what at its core it's done differently (in a way that couldn't be bolted on to a subset of the JVM)
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    by geokon 2y ago

    thanks! that's kinda what I figured. And now it's not part of Java's "core" so it'd make sense if it was "out of scope"
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    by geokon 2y ago

    Would it work for a JavaFX app? (not sure I'd be able to shrink the bundle size enough for it to make sense though)
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    by geokon 2y ago

    that's embarrassing.. you're right. Thank you for the correction. Wish I could delete my comment
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    by geokon 2y ago

    I hit quirks with glib semi-regularly (~1/year) For example, recently I tried to run Emacs' Appimage and it has a glib issue https://github.com/probonopd/Emacs.AppImage/issues/22#issuec...
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    by geokon 2y ago

    Maybe I missed it... But That doesn't explain how it integrates with the host system (other than it doesn't ?) It also doesn't explain how your PATH is maintained. When you type 'pwd' into the terminal, which versio
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    by geokon 2y ago

    Nix on Ubuntu would be using a parallel set of libraries/dependencies. They won't be linked on top of the stable versions of packages as they've been selected in the LTS I actually don't really know how that interplays w
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    by geokon 2y ago

    "with an increase in security comes an increase in overall resilience of the system" This isn't within my realm of expertise.. but I find it a bit hard to believe that GNU Coreutils is a source of a lot of security and resili
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    by geokon 2y ago

    Did I misunderstand or are the solutions: A) Up the power and blast through B) Use a different suboptimal frequency with much lower bandwidth Neither seem like actual solutions...
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    by geokon 2y ago

    rubbing are much easier to do. While I'm guessing transcriptions are not. So you could provide a lot of training data. You could then train one model on the rubbing->text and then each research center could make their own photo->
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    by geokon 2y ago

    Chinese stele's are famously turned 2D through ink rubbing. Wonder if that'd simplify the task and at least provide a more consistent image to work off of (as compared to a randomly illuminated photo) Or another intermediary would
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    by geokon 2y ago

    oh okay, so you're not really running the original byte code. You're cross-compiling it to a different architecture effectively. That makes sense then!