gusfrehse

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   by gusfrehse 4y ago

   Can vouch for the quantum mechanics one. Perfectly understandable while introducing heavy math machinery.
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   by gusfrehse 4y ago

   Hah wait until you find about chimarrão
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   by gusfrehse 4y ago

   In my samsung you can use the "trackpad" swiping up/down. It gives Home/End functionality.
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   Structure and Interpretation of Classical Mechanics(en.wikipedia.org)

   3 points by gusfrehse 4y ago|0 comments
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   Introduction to Quantum Mechanics(en.wikipedia.org)

   2 points by gusfrehse 4y ago|0 comments
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   by gusfrehse 4y ago

   Really nice, but ugh... it doesn't have english?
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   by gusfrehse 4y ago

   Do you still need to get the VBIOS from the gpu and patch it manually? tbh that was the scariest part
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   by gusfrehse 4y ago

   Just use cerr for debugging. It is not buffered so it always outuputs, even in unexpected crashes.
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   by gusfrehse 4y ago

   or die...
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    by gusfrehse 5y ago

    Maybe should be on another thread but: any weird tips for weight gain?
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    by gusfrehse 5y ago

    You can apply too much math in it, it's incredible. Computer graphics has all the matrices/spaces/quaternions that are super interesting. Then you have functional programming and all the things that come with it. You use bina
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    by gusfrehse 6y ago

    The way I see it, that would mean the function 'fair_dice' has type 'i32'. While in this case it maybe fine, if the function had arguments, it would be ambiguous.