mordae

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   by mordae 2y ago

   One of the kids in my computer club found himself to be an avid Helix user. I guess once the dust settles around nvim's approach to LSP and stuff, give or take 5 years, it will build itself quite a following, including young people. I
2. 152.▲
   by mordae 2y ago

   No, it's not. It heavily favors the elite to the point it ended up like it is today all over the world - halfway to plutocracy with a touch of oligarchy.
3. 153.▲
   by mordae 2y ago

   Because it listens actively and asks questions.
4. 154.▲
   by mordae 2y ago

   Ever read philosophy? An acquaintance can and will readily mix and match 3 languages to obtain more precision.
5. 155.▲
   by mordae 2y ago

   But there is no big conspiracy. Just a lot or small ones.
6. 156.▲
   by mordae 2y ago

   He's just kissing the ring.
7. 157.▲
   by mordae 2y ago

   The guy had issue with iproute2 replacing ifconfig? I mean, the first time I've learned about iproute2 I've switched and never looked back. It's so much better. And SystemD again? Oh noes. Reminds me of a guy who was stuck on
8. 158.▲
   by mordae 2y ago

   Dream on. If you feel like making "same adjustments", save up for about 1 year vacation ASAP. You won't be able to do anything once it hits you.
9. 159.▲
   by mordae 2y ago

   For better convenience there is now https://github.com/KDAB/hotspot to render the flame graph from your perf data. You can also use online https://profiler.firefox.com/ .
10. 160.▲
    by mordae 2y ago

    I have yet to see a department of innovation to actually do anything. The only innovation I have seen in any organization has always been from the inside, never imposed. Not giving Musk e.g. Treasury to bully everyone with budgets clearly i
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    by mordae 2y ago

    I run a youth tech club and honestly, attention to what we do vs. phones is all about whether kids are 1) engaged, 2) not tired. To drive engagement, they must have something to do, while progressing and seeing immediate results. I don&#x27
12. 162.▲
    by mordae 2y ago

    Harmonics. What safety critical stuff is at 4.8 GHz, 7.2 GHz, ...?
13. 163.▲
    by mordae 2y ago

    What broader picture? That most people suck at engineering so they have to fool other people into giving them power anyway?
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    by mordae 2y ago

    Right. Sonnet 3.5, yesterday. Converted Woodpecker pipeline into Forgejo, then modified to use buildah instead of docker. That's baseline right now. The tough questions are when one asks about what shadow shapes from a single light can
15. 165.▲
    by mordae 2y ago

    GPT-4o just fails to follow instructions and starts looping for me. Sonnet 3.5 never does.
16. 166.▲
    by mordae 2y ago

    Thanks for sponsoring my extensive use of Claude via Kagi.
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    by mordae 2y ago

    Thanks, it was an interesting read. Could have been more technical, though. I am toying with lighting little voxel grid scene these days, targeting RP2040 and a measly 160x120 px screen and it's crazy how computationally and memory exp
18. 168.▲
    by mordae 2y ago

    This doesn't make any sense. We should be celebrating 8 years, 16 years and so on.
19. 169.▲
    by mordae 2y ago

    It's very much not Google and you find things faster. They have 100 free searches for you to try.
20. 170.▲
    by mordae 2y ago

    Remove cover, locate LNA, modulate light correctly and voila... :-)
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    by mordae 2y ago

    Stone age? Hardly. More like 18th century. I am more worried that we do not have that many attempts at rebuilding, because coal and oil are finite. OTOH a slower 2nd iteration might actually work better than this one.
22. 172.▲
    by mordae 2y ago

    I would go the slip casting route, though.
23. 173.▲
    by mordae 2y ago

    Uh-huh. Are we getting privacy policy for sed and grep next? EDIT: meant to reply lower.
24. 174.▲
    by mordae 2y ago

    If I am ever traveling to US, I am wiping the system, installing a clean, stock Linux distribution without any encryption, keeping everything valuable at home. Once I am behind the border, I am reinstalling the system with encryption, then
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    by mordae 2y ago

    1. If we really need consistently good piano sound quality, maybe we should replace the unreliable pianos overly susceptible to humidity and wear with computer synthesizers that can be told exactly how to sound? I mean that leaves just the
26. 176.▲
    by mordae 2y ago

    It's a Korean company selling webtoons. Recently another Korean publisher Kakao killed the open source manga reader Tachiyomi. I wish Hell Joseon would just keep to itself. I wouldn't even miss Samsung at this point to be honest.
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    by mordae 2y ago

    We need to expand ISM license-free zones to facilitate experimentation and development, not shrink them even more. 902-925 is not ISM in Europe and it sucks. Don't let them take it from you over in the US!
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    by mordae 2y ago

    Risky one? Jokes aside, we routinely work for clients without any contract. Contracts get finalized usually by the time a prototype (1/4 - 1/2 of the whole job) is done. Corporate world is slow. They really like it when you come i
29. 179.▲
    by mordae 2y ago

    Sounds like a good description of the current state of affairs in the academia, though.
30. 180.▲
    by mordae 2y ago

    It's 6 cycles for dadd/dsub, 16 for dmul, 51 for ddiv.