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by jayflux 6y ago
I only ever have 1 project open at a time then switch to which ever other project I need to (RLS had the same issues), vscode makes this easy to do with ctrl+r but I don’t know what IDE you’re using.
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by jayflux 6y ago
A single signal path on its own yes that’s true, but DAWs have been multithreaded for years now using threads for other signal paths. Some DAWS can even use threads for FX chains now too.
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by jayflux 6y ago
> How do artists actually collect this kind of cash these days, now that no one buys CDs? For big artists it’s mainly going on tour. Doing a tour tends to generate more money for an artist than the album itself and it’s been this way for
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by jayflux 7y ago
> Technologies shouldn't be adopted simply because they're new or being pushed by vendors. Heck, Apple doesn't even have any 5G phones because 5G may not survive once the major carriers wise-up. I’m pretty sure the next ge
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by jayflux 7y ago
This looks like it’s just 2D so translate() would be enough, almost all of the functions under transform are GPU accelerated.
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by jayflux 7y ago
When did you last see this? I ask because VSCode fixed some blurry font rendering bugs a couple of months back.
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A Possible New Backend for Rust(jason-williams.co.uk)
15 points by jayflux 7y ago|0 comments
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> Most devs very rarely ever upgrade the version of boostrap once it is in place I think that’s the point. Those who want IE 11 support will stick with 4, whilst those who want the latest can upgrade to 5.
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by jayflux 7y ago
Some people do, such as how often right-wing vs left-wing guests appear on various shows. I’m not sure how useful these stats are though. For e.g Nigel Farage moaned that the BBC and Question Time is too left wing, when ironically at the sa
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A lack of buybacks wouldn't have made much difference, Matt Levine goes into more detail on this. https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-03-17/the-go...
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by jayflux 7y ago
They started from a new clean-sheet design. You can read about it here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zen_(microarchitecture)
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Goodbye, Docs Team(blog.rust-lang.org)
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by jayflux 7y ago
I think the 2 year warranty is the last of the govts worries right now.
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Ripgrep 12 Is Out(github.com)
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by jayflux 7y ago
Ascent of Money - Niall Ferguson will start you from the very beginning, and does cover all the subjects you mentioned. Random walk down wall street is good, but the angle is more “so you want to get into investing?” It won’t go into too mu
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by jayflux 7y ago
The big short is a great book, but not sure it’s a good primer on how the financial system works for someone learning.
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by jayflux 7y ago
The sound that happens during sleep paralysis is a different phenomenon to this, this sound is a very short “shock” sort of sound.
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by jayflux 7y ago
Twice... they made the same mistake 4 years ago https://www.reddit.com/r/RobinHood/comments/48mep4/robinhood... This years thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/commen
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by jayflux 7y ago
> BLAKE is faster when using software to perform the hash Is BLAKE 3 still faster than sha-256 when using the cpu speciliazed instructions? I think most modern desktop CPUs has built-in instructions for SHA256. I’m guessing when people c
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by jayflux 7y ago
I don’t think this question is silly at all, they are using literally the same rendering engine (it’s not a fork), it even seems to get the chromium update the same time as chrome (version numbers always match so far), so probably not, howe
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by jayflux 7y ago
For general purpose algorithms yes. Blake3 is not a password hashing algorithm it’s a general purpose one, used for checksums or verifying 2 files are the same etc. For password hashing you’re correct they should be slow, bcrypt for example
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by jayflux 7y ago
You can do that with webpack, that feature is not specific to parcel https://github.com/rustwasm/wasm-pack
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by jayflux 7y ago
> There's been a clear pro-right trend for a number of years Then why has there been more complaints from the right than the left this year about the BBC? https://www.theguardian.com/media/2019/dec/31&
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by jayflux 7y ago
Have you tried a recent build? They fixed a few issues around cpu usage over the past few months
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by jayflux 7y ago
I’ve moved from RLS to rust-analyzer, was worth it for me
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You will be waiting a long time.
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by jayflux 7y ago
There’s no explanation in the video but there is some blurb underneath.
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Ok I’ll bite.. Seeing that both slack and discord save logs from the beginning (which irc doesn’t), isn’t communication less hidden if anything? It’s far easier for someone new to play catch up. There’s a reason large open source projects m
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I’m pretty sure clippy “encourages” you to use .get() for Vectors returning an Option<> for you to deal with so accessing a bad index is avoidable in idiomatic rust. I’m not sure that was the best example but I agree with your overall
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by jayflux 7y ago
This is already happening bit by bit, what functionality are you missing from js that you use in lodash?

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