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by geon 2y ago
What is suspicious about high usage rates?
272.
by geon 2y ago
I don't think anyone is suggesting to intentionally buy scam drives.
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by geon 2y ago
I tried searching for it but didn't find much. You have any links?
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by geon 2y ago
Yes.
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by geon 2y ago
What do you mean with ” float64 is just two float32.”?
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by geon 2y ago
Stable diffusion doesn’t start with the top left pixel and generate them one by one. Why do llms?
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by geon 2y ago
Generative AI is basically like playing the game where each participant says one word of a sentence, one after the other. https://youtu.be/kNJNV0GXO-s?si=3TKUpFoFHV7FNSHR The AI has no idea where it is going before it start
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by geon 2y ago
Colin Furze did it a year ago. https://youtu.be/gSDtNkKPiDg And wires with counter weights have been used in movies since forever.
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by geon 2y ago
On embedded systems you probably shouldn’t allocate at all.
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by geon 2y ago
Why would complex numbers in particular deserve to be a native type? What about quaternions, or vectors and matrices of sizes 2-4 at least? Is there any real advantage over just using a struct? Would MultiArrayList help with performance for
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by geon 2y ago
I spent so much time with moray. First in dos, then in windows. The material editor was pretty good.
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by geon 2y ago
Might have been interesting if there wasn’t a paywall.
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by geon 2y ago
In the UI, yes. But the functionality is already preset. It just needs a button and a progress bar.
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by geon 2y ago
Thanks, I hate it.
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by geon 2y ago
How do you even know when an upgrade needs to be done?
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by geon 2y ago
The part before your quote, that you cut off is important. > even on iOS you can't manually trigger a firmware update as Having the option to manually trigger an update, and seeing the progress would not affect the average user at a
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by geon 2y ago
This can be used to implement coroutines in C. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24202890/switch-based-co...
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by geon 2y ago
https://www.farmfe.org/docs/migration/from-vite
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by geon 2y ago
Pentium 90 with 32 mb ram at least. 95 was dog slow even on a 486 dx2 66 with 20 mb ram.
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by geon 2y ago
You would NOT want to use always-on with lcd.
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by geon 2y ago
Povray and the Internet Raytracing Competition was my entire world in the late 90s. https://www.irtc.org/stills/
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by geon 2y ago
They might start releasing enormous amounts of CO2 and methane.
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by geon 2y ago
> A perfect compiler would compile instantly (or at least faster than human perception is capable of registering) That seems lika a very arbitrary requirement. I'd say a perfect implementation of anything must do what it is supposed
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by geon 2y ago
Cool. Is it strictly black and white? I see no grayscale.
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by geon 2y ago
I saw a photographer who mimicked the style of early 90s raytracing. Chrome spheres on checkerboards and such.
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by geon 2y ago
Dotnet managed code wouldn't need any translation layer, right?
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by geon 2y ago
I had to unlearn cursive in college because of that.
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by geon 2y ago
Adult content isn’t necessarily low skill. It’s just that DA was full of low skilled adult content. And fringe stuff, like pregnancy fetish art or inflation fetish art.
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by geon 2y ago
> Bad code in lisp can be an inpenetrable eldritch abomination where the only option is to rewrite from scratch. That’s also true for good lisp.
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by geon 2y ago
The analysis should also be done separately for T and CT sides since they have different objectives.

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