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by juunpp 3y ago
Tim Sweeney is reading this comment from the dashboard in his Toyota.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Does the author realize they just re-invented an ad-hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of a native desktop application?
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by juunpp 3y ago
My statement above is that their activities are illegal and wrong, not that one implies the other. They are illegal because of the copyright violation, and wrong because regardless of what the law says, using the images for training despite
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by juunpp 3y ago
It's 0x20 like others pointed out. The wrapping rule here is that signed integer overflow is UB.
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by juunpp 3y ago
> You can’t open up the database and find a given duplicate of a work. Instead you have some abstraction of what it takes to get to a given work. So distributing a zip file of a copyrighted work subverts the copyright?
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by juunpp 3y ago
That GP is utterly confused about copyright law is not an opinion.
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by juunpp 3y ago
You don't copyright ideas, you copyright works. And these artists' productions are works, not abstract ideas, with copyrights, and they are being violated. This is simple law. Why do people have such a hard time with this? Are you
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by juunpp 3y ago
He can also presumably list the principles of the universe.
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by juunpp 3y ago
They should re-publish is as The Sad Motherfucker's Cookbook. There are a lot of sad motherfuckers out there who could use some skill.
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by juunpp 3y ago
How does this wind up supporting DX 11.2 when DX only runs (natively) on Windows? Or is that just to say that the HW can fully support that spec, not that there is an actual driver implementation for it?
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by juunpp 3y ago
That's a very polite way of saying that may AAA developers/publishers can't put together a quality game for shit these days even if they tried, especially since the AAA industry has pivoted towards "monetization" an
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by juunpp 3y ago
Replying to myself since I can't edit: thanks for the feedback. I am compelled to look into the course after reading all the replies here.
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by juunpp 3y ago
I'm in that camp and can suggest a few recommendations in order of: https://d3dcoder.net/ -- The DX12 book is the latest edition. The books have several chapters at the beginning covering 3d transformations. https:&#x
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by juunpp 3y ago
> Math Academy is much more dense and on-point that Khan's. You don't have to sit through 15 minutes of video when 2 minutes worth of text explanation does it. This is precisely what bothers me about KA. I guess they're tr
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by juunpp 3y ago
They don't teach that in schools.
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by juunpp 3y ago
You look like the other 2 dudes in the hood using LibreWolf among the other several hundred thousand people using Chrome.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Just look at how "open source" the quoted Llama 2 in the article is: https://ai.meta.com/resources/models-and-libraries/llama-dow...
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by juunpp 3y ago
This is basically an unsolicited ad post. It communicates nothing of substance and the entire thing amounts to "click the sign-up button". It doesn't even cover the course contents. How this makes it to the HN front page is m
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by juunpp 3y ago
That's basically what it is. There is nothing to learn from this post other than "smash that beta sign-up button". Has anyone tried that course? Is it any good?
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by juunpp 3y ago
A terminal that streams telemetry. Just what we needed. Get this BS out of here.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Aka, we're getting old.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Separating binaries from sources is a Debian convention. If you're just using a library, non-dev is sufficient. If you're developing with that library, you'll also want -dev, which will install the headers. Nothing special ab
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by juunpp 3y ago
> Today, the UEFI system firmware contains BMP, GIF, JPEG, PCX, and TGA parsers. Let's add more, guys, let's go. Webp -- no, that's too old...wait for it... JPEG XL.
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by juunpp 3y ago
> (From the Node.js GitHub issue.) Sounds like this guy is mixing up his Java knowledge with C++ knowledge. That is exactly it. C++ string streams have had atrocious performance since forever. Good abstraction, not very useful in practic
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by juunpp 3y ago
It's this year for sure. Let's go, guys.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Explain? Isn't MariaDB the fork of MySQL that derived from that sellout? Oracle can't prevent further development of it or any other forks. The GPL is doing its job here.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Makes sense, thanks for clarifying. Also, I take it whatever adware they want to add is proprietary, so that won't be compatible with the GPL'ed code anyway. The legal basis for this sellout seems very thin to me altogether. I thi
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by juunpp 3y ago
The latter part is not legal as far as I know, which then makes the first part moot. Unfortunately, I cannot find a good reference for this from the FSF's website, I am going off of memory. But I believe this matter is precisely one of
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by juunpp 3y ago
This isn't win32 or posix. You'd be surprised how often Android breaks APIs for no fucking reason. It's a Google product, after all.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Doesn't the GPL protect third-party contributions in ways that liberal licences do not? I think the author might have trouble re-licensing third-party GPL contributions under a proprietary licence, but IANAL.

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