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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
But should we even fight the war?
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
Oh boy did I try and try. Unfortunately, my school suffers from two problems: it is very small - so less potential candidates for both teachers and students, and it has a culture of anti-intellectualism; for some reason, everybody hates mat
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
As a teenager who dislikes the current schooling system, what I am most curious about is actually why something like the "mathematical circles" do not exist in the west. To some extent, a similar social group is formed by robotics
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
> Experts have stopped measuring ice on some glaciers because there is none left. That is far worse than I imagined it to be. Quite alarming.
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
See, I am torn on this article. On the one hand, I am probably the target audience. I have much better things to focus on, but I cannot get the idea of having a novel(la) written out of my head. On the other, I have no stories to tell which
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
Is it really "wrong" if everybody understands what you mean using the term?
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
Fornjot[0][1] is also really impressive as a CAD kernel. It is written in Rust, and is still a WIP, but I think is turning out nicely. [0] https://www.fornjot.app/ [1] https://github.com/hannobraun/fornjo
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
Previous Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41526732 (12 comments)
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User-Space Interrupts (2021)(lwn.net)
38 points by hyperbrainer 2y ago|7 comments
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
About the time travel to past aspect, I wonder if we will have an age of lisp now? I know Lisp is very popular in some niches(zB Emacs), but I really want to see innovations in syntax from the current standard of too many brackets. (M-expre
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
Get a touchscreen TV?
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
How does it make money?
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
There are "slideshow" forward and backward buttons at bottom left. Horrible UX, and when I opened it, actually thought it was vapourware because the landing page was so devoid of information.
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
I am dumb. Why? Was there some failed/controversial thing?
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
I would use python much more if every version did not have these many breaking changes, especially with the removal of the GIL. Shame they did not learn from 2 to 3.
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
Because he was a part of the community. Simple as that. People appreciated him, and now remember him fondly. A mark of respect, perhaps.
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
Condolences to you and your family. I wish you great success in your journey in making clinical trials more available.
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
> 3-4 BETAs Irrelevant, but why is "BETAs" capitalised?
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
Sure. But that is what the experience is, right? When I press a key, the entire end to end latency is what I care about.
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
I just want to point out that most keyboards hav a latency at 10-20 ms[1], so 1 ms is impossible. [1] https://danluu.com/keyboard-latency/
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
Completely agree. Furthermore, you could always just not pipe it to sh, read it first if you care so much. Releasing and maintaining packages across a range of distros is extremely hard and time consuming, and they just released the linux v
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
Brilliant resource for anybody beginning with programming languages
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
Ads, popups, horrible laggy UI all to make money. It is not user experience, just money
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by hyperbrainer 2y ago
Really well written, and well explained without any bait
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by hyperbrainer 3y ago
> (Of course, I edited the code to output the results, otherwise, it just optimized out everything.) O(1) :)
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by hyperbrainer 3y ago
Oh, I assumed he still did -O2, and did not do anything else. Is that bad to assume? PS: I do not use C beyond reading some of its code for inspiration, so kinda unaware
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by hyperbrainer 3y ago
Why was C slower though?
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by hyperbrainer 3y ago
This could actually be nice for code golf.
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by hyperbrainer 3y ago
The lto setting controls the -C lto flag which controls LLVM’s link time optimizations. LTO can produce better optimized code, using whole-program analysis, at the cost of longer linking time. The valid options are: false: Performs “t