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by messe 3y ago
I'm not sure I could justify bringing in a package for a one-liner, just to avoid an "unsafe" which could be easily documented in a comment as actually safe.
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by messe 3y ago
> allow supporting any number of spaces As long as nothing is depending on 'static lifetime further down the line. (EDIT: ignore and see below) > (or at least increase the upper limit to 16) That should be doable for sure. Even s
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by messe 3y ago
I'm struggling to see how that function could be a bottleneck, and if it were, memoization would easily get rid of it without the ridiculous limitation.
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by messe 3y ago
You've linked the wrong image (off by one); that one is the sarcastic depiction of the “international community”.
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by messe 3y ago
That’s a shame. I think since M1, macOS is very slowly starting to become a more popular platform for ML thanks to the unified memory. A mac is probably the cheapest and easiest way to get access to 64GB+ of memory available to a GPU on a l
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by messe 3y ago
Do you know if there is any work being done to support a Metal backend for Futhark? That would be interesting for local prototyping on macOS. I've found a fork[1], but it doesn't seem to have been updated since February. [1]: htt
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by messe 3y ago
Any outside of reddit?
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by messe 3y ago
You may enjoy the Sinclair C5 then: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/dam/onlyinbritain/getty-...
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by messe 3y ago
> AWS can do so many things, reporting critical outage updates in UTC is not one of those things. Thank you for reminding me about one of my biggest mildest annoyances from working at AWS.
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by messe 3y ago
> Doesn’t AWS have a gov offering? More than that, they even have an air-gapped regions for more sensitive purposes, where you need not only to be a US citizen, but also a certain level of security clearance to access. As an (now ex-) AW
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by messe 3y ago
I'm mid twenties, and yeah I think it'd be a bit odd, but I don't think I would be put off by it. The occasional coworker messaging me a get-well soon, sure, that's fine and semi-expected depending on the person. I would
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by messe 3y ago
With regards to the planets themselves, Solaris is covered in an ocean (spoiler rot13: na bprna bs try gung vf erirnyrq gb or n fvatyr, cynarg-rapbzcnffvat ragvgl), whereas Tatooine is a desert planet. The systems are different in that Tato
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by messe 3y ago
Maybe it's changed in the last few years, but IIRC it's not possible to set up an Apple Watch without an iPhone. You don't need the iPhone on your person when you have the cellular version of the watch, but you'd still n
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by messe 3y ago
> This kind of flexibility in the labour market is clearly an advantage because the US and CH have some of the highest salaries and lowest unemployment in the world. Post hoc ergo propter hoc. There are plenty of other reasons that the U
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by messe 3y ago
It can be less mental effort, not necessarily faster.
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by messe 3y ago
> The equivalent of polar coordinates in 3d are quaternions I’d disagree. Quaternions are the 3D equivalent (yes, I’m aware of the subtleties here, but speaking in a rough sense) to using complex numbers to represent rotations. Euler ang
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by messe 3y ago
Sometimes it's just easier to work and think in polar coordinates. If that's the case, then (speed, rotation) is just as valid a choice as (vx, vy). For smaller games, the cost of computing sin and cos every frame is so astronomic
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by messe 3y ago
And how do you draw that conclusion?
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by messe 3y ago
It’d take a hell of a lot more than that for me to give up that much time.
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by messe 3y ago
Their app and website also hog battery life like crazy in my experience on iOS and iPadOS.
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by messe 3y ago
> consistently working 10-12 hours a day That shouldn't be something to aspire to.
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by messe 3y ago
More of a suggestion for a future design, but how about using DOOM's software rendering over X forwarding (potentially over SSH)? You'd need to have the card present itself as a network interface, which would add to the complexity
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by messe 3y ago
> subthread has reached Godwin's law Do you mean Poe's law? Although given the general quality of youtube comment sections, I wouldn't be surprised if Godwin's law[2] applies as well. [1]: https://en.wikipe
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by messe 3y ago
> I'm amazed so many people pay the huge premium to get "instant scalability", For personal use, the interesting part about cloud isn't the scaling up—it's the ability to scale down rapidly to (near) zero costs.
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by messe 3y ago
Yes, but that would be “Nintendo are an awful company ”, not “Nintendo are awful companies ”. That being said, I have absolutely no idea why the other commenter thought this was related to gender identity and pronouns.
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The Transistor: A 1953 Documentary(youtube.com)
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by messe 3y ago
When you're starting to run into context limits.
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by messe 3y ago
> Are people not entitled to make $300 a month because they owe Nginx for a bot throttling feature? Where is this attitude of entitlement coming from? Are people entitled to use Nginx's code for free? Yes, free software is a wonderf
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by messe 3y ago
The person you're replying to also said that.
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by messe 3y ago
Pinball was decompiled a while back; you can even run it on macOS/Linux[1]. I take no responsibility for the ensuing impact to your productivity. [1]: https://github.com/k4zmu2a/SpaceCadetPinball

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