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The ps5 controller, just like the PS4 controller, are succumbed to the dreaded stick drifting issue. I play Call of Duty and this stick drifting issue has made me own more than 4-5 controllers for each generation. At this point I have a con
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+1 this is that my understanding as well regarding Rc. I can’t recall where I read but it is advised against using Rc for “not being the Rust way”. Do you have any references in doc or code that have Rc usage I can read?
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I jump in and find a section about borrow checker. At the end, this book explicitly recommends using smart pointer (RC and RefCell) to write your internal DS to pass them around instead of convoluted one and fight with the borrow checker. I
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3y ago
Ok where did they buy 3 HEPa filters for $70?
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I bough a Brothers laser printer in 2020 because my kid and I were home to study and work, and I needed to print documents. It has been a glitch-free experience for me. The firmware works charmingly. No more messy ink change. And the laser
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Seattle reporting in! Mine was a victim of smash and grab.
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This is how I used google over the SMS before I had my TMobile G1. Fun memory.
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I can’t help but thinking: this is way more work than just code it myself? Anybody has the same thought?
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I am in the same boat as you. I have an M1 Air with 8GB of RAM. I am eyeing the M2 Mac Air or the Pro. But, as I assess my situation, I use the M1 Air for light coding tasks: to learn stuff outside of my working hours, and not to run someth
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mmap is modern? Lol. I used mmap in Java back in 2013 to offheap large matrices in our regression engine. Mmap probably exists long before that. Edit: and yes, the JVM only reported a few hundreds MBs used in the heap. In reality, the memor
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At this time in my life, learning to do front end work at work seems to be more difficult than reading and understanding the LLM paper from OpenAI (or Stephen Wolframe: How LLM works lengthy article). I did some front end work in the first
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I still stand by my question, though. If I consider WebAss is a VM, which I think in some extend, it already is given that it let the process owner control/limit memory and IO sandbox. But, my understanding is that a true VM also needs
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One question that really bugs me the the sandbox security model. I'm sure the model protects us from memory and IO hazards. But, what about CPU-time sharing protection? I have yet to know if WebAss (or any abstract machine out there) c
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I see the segfault in one of the prompt as well. > write a typescript program that read a text file and print to the screen const inputFile = './input.txt'; // path to your txtfile let outputString;
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> explain general relativity for a 5 year old kid General Relativity is the theory that explains how gravity works. It says that space and time are connected, so if you go faster than light speed in one direction then when you come back
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I knew it when my new job offered 30% more in salary and bonus and benefit comparing to the 1st I got out of college.
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Why does it have to be Rpi for those kind of project, I am wondering? What stops me from buying a NIC or even a bare-board PC for the project?
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It is time for me to evaluate my custom domain email service. I had the original/free Google workspace with custom email domain. In 2021, they charged me $6/month to keep that option afloat. To be honest, I think $6/month is
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Is there something equivalent to Datasette but with duckdb as the sql engine?
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Well said. But my counter argument is: why does Netflix do a revert course and introduce titles back to their job lines? At the beginning, Netflix used to just have senior SDE title. Now, they are starting to introduce more SDE titles into
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I am seeing this happening on multiple occasions in my career. One: there was this engineer I in my sister team. They put in just enough effort to get by and not to get pipped. They were not incompetent, I would argue the opposite. I though
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A Reference Guide to the Orion Spacecraft [pdf]
(nasa.gov)
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My work requires to deal with political crap day long to get promoted to a staff role. I miss this kind of work.
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I’m evaluating Graphql for my service at this time. This service could be public facing in the future. A majority of the complaints about it that I learn in this post is about accidentally making your GraphQL’s nested graph structure an exp
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At this point I’m asking if it is ok to go nuclear: just slab aspectJ compiler as the last step and do comptime patch the log4j remote logging API. Have anyone thought of this? Btw who would use remote logging to begin with?
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Agree that I should not just stick Rc everywhere. The use of borrow checkers makes a lot of sense at a macro scale, i.e: libraries, APIs. But, I’m just wondering the justification for using Rc in a smaller scope, say inside my own implement
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Serious question: can I just use smart pointer like feature of Rc/Arc combing with Mutex or RWLock instead of fighting borrow checker? I know this practice is shunned upon by Rust purists but I like to see how practical it is in real l
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I paid nearly $1500 for my kid myopia treatment plan: specialized drop, checkin every 2 months. Nothing helps. They now recommend I do contacts for my 9 year old and I kindly say hell no. I think this is scammy at best.
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Amazon Retail CEO Dave Clark Quit
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It is interesting that there is a large number of consultants (I.e: low wage workers) working behind the scenes to support G Map [0]. Cognizant is their employer which is another surprise for me as I always thought it is an Indian company m
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