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by kaoD 7y ago
> unless you're averaging them! Nitpicking, but that seems like a great case for them being numbers. You will never average credit cards or zip codes. Averaging times is meaningful too (e.g. the mean arrival time). I think op meant
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by kaoD 7y ago
Can you elaborate? I'm not well-versed in WASM internals and I might be missing something. I mean, any integer with 8+ bits can be treated like an octet, but memory layout is very different (e.g. an array of i8 and an array of i32 look
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by kaoD 7y ago
And linear memory, which is just an array of bytes.
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by kaoD 7y ago
The common definition of byte nowadays is an octet.
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by kaoD 7y ago
The library ecosystem is accessible from the many compile-to-JVM languages. Half tongue-in-cheek, half serious: not having Java's dev mindshare is actually a benefit.
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by kaoD 7y ago
I use VLC as an audio player for this exact use case.
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by kaoD 7y ago
> What happened? Capitalism. You can't make money out of shareware, so now everything is SaaS. This makes software way harder to write since now you're responsible for a distributed platform, including devops. Competition is fi
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by kaoD 7y ago
> you can have a GC But can I not have it?
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by kaoD 7y ago
That wasn't my experience. The grinder and espresso machines I used just needed rinsing between cups and a quick scrub at the end, plus cleaning the water tank once a week (depending on water quality, tap water is gross). Moka pots are
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by kaoD 7y ago
> fresh high quality beans often result in costs per coffee a lot higher than your number. Don't buy high quality beans. IMHO the end result is influenced mostly by preparation and water quality. I'd had to double blind it, but
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by kaoD 7y ago
Just get an espresso machine (the real ones, no capsules) and a bean grinder. Coffee from freshly-ground beans tastes way better than Starbucks, is still $.03 per cup and takes only a few seconds to make with an electric grinder. Moka pots
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by kaoD 7y ago
IIRC as long as you use ES modules, tree-shaking is trivial? EDIT: not that trivial https://webpack.js.org/guides/tree-shaking/
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by kaoD 7y ago
Bundling also deletes dead code so it can potentially save a lot, especially if you import huge libraries and only use a small part of them.
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by kaoD 7y ago
> a lot of those files will already be cached in the user's browser from CDNs anyway Not anymore. https://www.jefftk.com/p/shared-cache-is-going-away
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by kaoD 7y ago
> I have this theory that the tactical essence of football-soccer is continuous-time chess Heh, I've been called crazy by chess players for saying that out loud. Glad I'm not the only one. I also think basketball/handball
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by kaoD 7y ago
> it does not cost that much and run very fluently at 60 FPS But it drains your battery like crazy. Immediate mode GUIs are good for games, which already render the whole scene @60FPS and are expected to be costly, but re-rendering your
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by kaoD 7y ago
Indeed. To me C's ^ as xor has always been the weird one since it actually looks like a logical and: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_logic_symbols
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by kaoD 7y ago
eeghinrtvy? (No idea what language is that, just guessing the output)
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by kaoD 7y ago
Rasterization + whichever shape you want to draw. E.g. "rasterization line" leads you to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bresenham%27s_line_algorithm
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by kaoD 7y ago
Traits are similar to mixins, this SE answer explains it better than I could: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/925609/mixins-vs-traits Sorry about the intersection confusion, I mixed up things. Intersection gen
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by kaoD 7y ago
Just to add since I find it an interesting nitpick: Rust has subtype polymorphism in lifetimes.
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by kaoD 7y ago
Adding to sibling comment: structural typing vs traits is kind of a game changer. The way I use them is very different. TS still feels like OOP (since it's just a formalization over JS's implicit native typing). Rust and Haskell f
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by kaoD 7y ago
I'm kinda bad at these things so I'm not sure. GATs are a form of higher-kinded polymorphism but I'm not sure if they're really equivalent to HKTs. GATs are still missing anyways. Not sure how close they're to being
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by kaoD 7y ago
It's actually farther than Rust compared to Haskell.
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by kaoD 7y ago
Kinda surprised not to see HKTs[0] mentioned which, AFAICT, is what really sets apart Haskell's from Rust's type system. Without HKTs you can't express a Functor typeclass/trait[1]. [0] https://github.com&#x2F
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by kaoD 7y ago
Plus he said it should be regulated. Plenty of laissez-faire folk over here too.
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by kaoD 7y ago
There are still mechanisms to mitigate reliance on trust. If you truly cared you wouldn't download it from Play Store and you wouldn't use a stock Android ROM. Of course that moves the problem up to the firmware level but the atta
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by kaoD 7y ago
Works fine in GLSL ( https://www.shadertoy.com/view/tdV3DW ) Starting on green and mapped to [0, 1] like op's: vec3 coolhue2(float h){ float h6 = 6.*h; return saturate( vec3(
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by kaoD 7y ago
I've never heard anything like this. Can you provide more information please?
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by kaoD 7y ago
> Now if you were drinking your beer right by where a wasp nest happened to be, yeah then there'd be aggression. That reminded me of my last camping trip this summer. Right as we set up near a fountain and started eating, wasps star

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