iTokio

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by iTokio 5y ago
interesting design document: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bup/bup/master/DESIGN
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by iTokio 5y ago
By the author of the excellent https://c9x.me/compile/ A lightweight alternative to llvm https://c9x.me/compile/doc/llvm.html
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by iTokio 6y ago
It’s probable that they are mostly measuring implementations efficiency or GCC vs LLVM for these languages.
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by iTokio 6y ago
Is there a serious source ranking all global CO2 emissions? Where percentages add up to 100%?
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by iTokio 6y ago
It reminds me of https://github.com/sustrik/libdill
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by iTokio 7y ago
What are the advantages of using your custom engine instead of unity, unreal engine?
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by iTokio 7y ago
> enabling an unprecedented leap in battery life to easily get through the day Sic.. they don’t even really try to sell a longer battery life, they just are content of getting through the day
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by iTokio 7y ago
> an offline compiler like Clang can spend considerably more time to generate better code, whereas WebAssembly compilers must be fast enough to run online > [security] checks are necessary for WebAssembly’s safety > current JavaScr
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by iTokio 7y ago
Is there still a need to cache results in a texture or is it practical to render from scratch each frame?
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Never use the word “User” in your code(codewithoutrules.com)
3 points by iTokio 7y ago|5 comments
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by iTokio 8y ago
What are Nim’s main weaknesses?
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by iTokio 8y ago
It daunts me how much software is getting unreliable, but trying to shame people to hold them accountable is naive. The root of the problem is the uncontrolled complexity of modern software products. Because of this complexity responsibilit
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by iTokio 8y ago
Doesn’t it rely on llvm internally? That means that the jit path is slow to start and that your have a huge dependency.
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by iTokio 8y ago
Can it be used with Blocks?
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by iTokio 9y ago
The trick is not so much about compression, but rather about image generation. The trade off is completely different from usual lossy algorithms. A highly compressed image might still retain high visual quality but with completely different
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by iTokio 9y ago
What would be awesome is a way to easily visualize the code size.
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by iTokio 9y ago
Big Blues, about IBM/Microsoft is an interesting read.
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by iTokio 9y ago
I thought that without runtime rust would be easy to compile to bare webassembly (no emscripten). But you lose stdout, backtraces. lto doesn’t seem to be working. Which is okay except that there is no easy way to override/replace what’
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by iTokio 9y ago
Because Go has built in primitives to make micro services. The cleanest asynchronous io model that I have ever seen. Simple serialization by default. Did I mention the blazing fast compile times? Just that would make it way more “faster” to
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by iTokio 9y ago
The simple bissection can over fit quite easily. Thank you these are great resources!
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by iTokio 9y ago
It’s a lossy compression issue: How to approximate a curve within a given error threshold with the minimum number of control points.
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by iTokio 9y ago
Sorry I meant cubic, control points can just be points of the original curve with a catmull rom spline. So an easy method is just to remove the point with the minimal error contribution and iterate until a given threshold. But the cost is t
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by iTokio 9y ago
Is there a simple, elegant method to approximate a curve with a cubic spline? I brute forced it with the least squares :( *Edit: a cubic curve is also acceptable
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by iTokio 9y ago
P-hacking or how to sell your scientist soul.