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by mgaunard 4mo ago
10% (and even 5%) is still significant.
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by mgaunard 4mo ago
PAL and SECAM are also interlaced. Except PAL/SECAM don't have any of the color issues of NTSC.
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by mgaunard 4mo ago
macos is not common?
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by mgaunard 4mo ago
Isn't this essentially normal AI usage and what everyone has been doing for 6 months?
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by mgaunard 4mo ago
Why so much love for NTSC and so little for PAL and SECAM?
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by mgaunard 5mo ago
Aren't there several bitonic sort network implementations that are vectorized, Intel's in particular? Why not compare against that?
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by mgaunard 5mo ago
Interesting, but pretty limited corner case. Would compilers even identify those 28 values and do the transformation?
68.
by mgaunard 5mo ago
That's only valid to do if the reciprocal is representable exactly.
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by mgaunard 5mo ago
I had somewhat similar questions asked of me in the 2000s, and I still ask similar questions today.
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by mgaunard 5mo ago
Waltz is 19 quid, but it's arguably the best cocktail in London. The Connaught is up to 40, but more of a fancy establishment.
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by mgaunard 5mo ago
What about Crossrail Place in Canary Wharf, doesn't count? Otherwise there are plenty of other roof terraces which are bars/restaurants. Typically more enjoyable as you don't have to book tickets and you get to enjoy a drink.
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by mgaunard 5mo ago
so some sort of JWT alternative?
73.
by mgaunard 5mo ago
I find that the AI only gets sloppy when I get sloppy myself. So I suspect that the people who get upset at the AI fucking up is because they did a poor job at building up the right context for the task.
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by mgaunard 5mo ago
How does it compare to DuckDB?
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by mgaunard 5mo ago
There is no problem putting objects past the end of another object in C++. I use this approach as part my zero-copy serialization library for what I call "out-of-line" sequences. It does require smart usage of std::launder to be s
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by mgaunard 5mo ago
well I'd specifically want one that's well-designed to make use of the various features you pointed out: highlight battery level, thermals etc.
77.
by mgaunard 5mo ago
Are there specific video wallpaper sets I can download that leverage these features?
78.
by mgaunard 5mo ago
What happened to the bottom of that poor strawberry?
79.
by mgaunard 5mo ago
I was literally thinking ancient civilizations/aliens throughout the whole article.
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by mgaunard 5mo ago
That's an ABI constraint of the x86 32-bit API. People invented x32 to fix this. Or just use amd64.
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by mgaunard 5mo ago
For Boost.SIMD (which is what became Eve), a large part of what we did to tackle those problems was building an overload dispatching system so that we could easily inject increasingly specialized implementations depending on the types and i
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by mgaunard 5mo ago
I made the first proposal to the C++ standard committee to introduce SIMD in 2011, before Matthias Kretz got involved with his own version (which is what became std::simd). This was based on what eventually became Eve (mentioned in the arti
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by mgaunard 5mo ago
For me the main issue is that if you're serious about SIMD, you need to use a state-of-the-art library and can't rely on some standard library whose quality is variable, unreliable, and which is by design always behind.
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by mgaunard 5mo ago
isn't that just QoI issues? There's a reason why the libstdc++ folks labelled their implementation as experimental.
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by mgaunard 5mo ago
aren't there like dozens of similar things with pretty much the same name?
86.
by mgaunard 5mo ago
So if I eat somebody else's poo I'll become more social? An unexpected result for sure.
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by mgaunard 5mo ago
Making things fit for purpose is not avoiding problems in my book. If anything, quite often it's introducing more problems, because we know we'll run into them and they need to be addressed. AI is sometimes quite lazy and refuses
88.
by mgaunard 5mo ago
On par with QEMU, but still far behind Rosetta...
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by mgaunard 5mo ago
Even with AI, there is a clear difference between juniors and seniors. None of the things I can think of have anything to do with avoiding problems. To some degree, having 5+ agents working on different projects is similar to leading a team
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by mgaunard 6mo ago
You're not switching, it's all in the same pane, doesn't mess with windowing or focus, your keyboards shortcuts still work etc.

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