kittiepryde

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by kittiepryde 7mo ago
Would a safe ABI work with sandboxing the C code? I'm a bit unsure how one would construct a safe C ABI from Rust's side,
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by kittiepryde 8mo ago
I use visual studio pro and when I hit F5, my game runs in the godot ide. I can pipe the log output back to visual studio. So, I think the integration is quite good, imo. ( sorry for formatting on phone )
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by kittiepryde 2y ago
Reading, 'ensuring that data is actually written and stays written is rather difficult', immediately reminded me of https://github.com/microsoft/FASTER (its not written in Go though), which is basically deali
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by kittiepryde 3y ago
Are the people running drug companies barely scraping by?
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by kittiepryde 3y ago
Should we shut down all efforts to generate power that uses heat, steam, and turbines?
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by kittiepryde 3y ago
AMP made the internet on my phone work. Most sites seem to dedicate 50% or more of the screen space to advertisements and load very slowly -- AMP sites were just crazy more performant -- I'm not saying AMP was the right move to make,
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by kittiepryde 3y ago
Like making a specfic mechanic in a video game worse so they can sell the fix later on.
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by kittiepryde 4y ago
Neat observation. I wasn't doing much programming in 2004, but, I'm guessing 2004 Python would be like today's Rust. People learn it because they love it.
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by kittiepryde 4y ago
Do you have an educational youtube channel? Will definitely take a look if you do.
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by kittiepryde 4y ago
You are right. Thanks for correcting me.
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by kittiepryde 4y ago
y=x^a would be an example of an exponential equation; I guess applied to the metaphor, F=a^m
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by kittiepryde 4y ago
Some libertarians are -- but I think they were trying to employ the slippery slope argument
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by kittiepryde 4y ago
Relying on sites to be honest about themselves, is even less likely. There are monetary incentives for many of them not to do that. Many sites host dishonest and clickbait content with extreme levels of SEO already. The cost of dishonesty d
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by kittiepryde 4y ago
An anecdote- my mother's car was stolen, stripped for parts, and the repair shop that stole out, had it visible and out in the open the entire time, police (Virginia, Hampton area, a decade ago) refused to recover property, and we cou
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by kittiepryde 4y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-source_software#Definit... See the provided link. I am used to the source open / source available phrasing, but, I did not know the history behind it.
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by kittiepryde 4y ago
I think it would need to present at least a little bit more of the qbasic experience. A simple editor, but it still looks different from notepad, and built-in documentation, and immediate access to samples and games. Something that if found
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by kittiepryde 4y ago
I think a very intelligent alien could think the same of us. if you test the human with any known limitation of their architecture (like making conclusions or just changing the form of the question enough) you will immediately see that is i
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by kittiepryde 4y ago
I don't think bluGill is entirely wrong ( as indicated by the downvoting ), the average driver believes they're better than the average, which isn't possible. But, I'm sure, the average person is much better than then av
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by kittiepryde 5y ago
Capitalism (Society?) rewards unethical behaviors, as long as it's even just a little obfuscated. It's a competition for resources.
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by kittiepryde 5y ago
McNamara Fallacy - thank you for posting this, it's extremely obvious, but seeing it in print is super helpful, and I think it's important for anyone working in a corporate setting to keep in mind
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by kittiepryde 5y ago
I'm curious about what is going on while .NET is "optimizing"? I haven't seen something like that, my laptop is AMD though? (I write .net code) Unsure how much of a difference that makes. I like .Net, it's not witho
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by kittiepryde 5y ago
https://launchandscalefaster.org/covid-19/vaccinemanufacturi... But, we could, at 12 billion doses a year already realizable, getting to 14+ isn't far fetched -- distribution and convincing people to take them wou
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by kittiepryde 5y ago
https://www.cell.com/trends/cancer/fulltext/S2405-8033(20)30... Looks early on, inconclusive atm, but interesting ( this is specifically applied to cancer and not a viral infection )
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by kittiepryde 5y ago
Source?
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by kittiepryde 5y ago
That's not really how vaccines work. No force fields are deployed, you'll still catch COVID, but, you're immune system is now got some training in how to handle the situation. I don't remember the promise that, the vacci
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by kittiepryde 5y ago
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30793826/ Do you happen to know of good studies to back up --- organizational psych research going back decades showing that teams who work 40-hour weeks will quickly outperform teams wo
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by kittiepryde 5y ago
emotion or desire, especially as influencing behavior or action. I had to look it up, I wasn't even aware affect had a noun definition - I had believed it was only a verb. TIL
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by kittiepryde 5y ago
Unless they're only paying for a single product ( vs the all products pack? )
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by kittiepryde 5y ago
It might give us an idea of how many types of models we would need to correspond to all genetically reasonable types of neurons. (my interpretation of the comment) For example, if there are like 8 free variables on neuron formation from the
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by kittiepryde 5y ago
I was under the impression that, if a modern-ish civilization existed in the near-geological-past, we'd be able to tell by a complete lack low-energy easy-to-acquire resources. Like, anything easy to dig up, would have been, dug up, ma

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