muthdra

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by muthdra 9y ago
The answer is compilers. The WASM compilers are still being optimized. Most of what you see in the wild is compiled using LLVM, even the Rust project. The WASM target is still under development so you can expect a lot of improvement there.
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by muthdra 9y ago
It's a hardware overhead that harms automatic testing, dude. Dynamic type systems are an abstraction used to make programming faster and that's pretty much it. Also they only show up in interpreted languages so that tells a lot ab
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by muthdra 9y ago
Maybe it was correct. Maybe Obama and whoever puppeteers Trump are both geniuses. This is not about using Facebook. It's about doing shady, manipulative stuff.
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by muthdra 9y ago
I'm personally using old laptop fan and hard drive motors to build my own version of Tesla's Roadster.
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by muthdra 9y ago
"The original designer said that "video games are machines that fill memory". The majority of the time, game programmers are thinking about how to fill memory with huge reams of data in ways that allow the data to be efficien
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by muthdra 9y ago
Seriously, can't the sheer speed of the inner components of a galaxy cause the gravity variance we attribute to dark matter? Wouldn't the speed increase the mass of the objects and therefore also their gravity?
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by muthdra 9y ago
Yeah, or so I heard. What's the cause and effect order for galaxies and their corresponding supermassive black holes?
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by muthdra 9y ago
I agree. It looks pretty random. Its probably even more random since we can't reliably eyeball the chirality in most of photographed galaxies so half the angles in one of the axis are practically mirrored at first glance.
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by muthdra 9y ago
As the nephew of a former mayor of a small town of about 5k people in Brazil, I heard most people who get into office here can't possibly make back in salary all the money they spent buying votes before the election so the system itse
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by muthdra 9y ago
Yes but we still use the oldest system of all. http://www.brunazo.eng.br/voto-e/textos/modelosUE.htm (in portuguese)
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by muthdra 9y ago
The propaganda states that it's the most secure voting system in the world and other countries envy us.
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by muthdra 9y ago
Think about the Big-N not compared to Sony or Microsoft, but to Hasbro and Mattel.
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by muthdra 9y ago
It's different because there weren't hundreds of people working on and marketing a tool that actively couples this behavior with actual hirings. Now, there are.
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by muthdra 9y ago
> There is nothing beneath the Windows UI interface. > Windows has traditionally been built up around the Win32 API, which is GUI first. What did I just read?
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by muthdra 9y ago
I'm not, because it would bore me. I see shit like that for breakfast when studying transportation. But if you don't do it, I say it's because of your own primal instincts, so you stuff them down...
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by muthdra 9y ago
Yeah, duh. I don't think the internet was ever supposed to be forever. Sometimes it looks like it's forever because people copy content from one public place to the other but this behavior is not inevitable.
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by muthdra 9y ago
No, because a lot of dwarves only have a large number of children because of the high mortality rate of infant dwarves. By decreasing the expected mortality of the baby dwarves, the dwarven families will have the opportunity to choose havin
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by muthdra 9y ago
It's working.
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by muthdra 9y ago
"Avoid dwarven deaths"
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by muthdra 9y ago
It's supposed to mean that the user accesses a simple website that can progressively augment it's capabilities by installing a cached version, native presentation.
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by muthdra 9y ago
I love learning about cryptocurrencies through shitcoins. It helps keeping perspective in check. Keep up the great work.
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by muthdra 9y ago
Yeah, my first reaction was also "what about 'often'?"
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by muthdra 9y ago
What about processors? You need entire operating systems for them to become usable.
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by muthdra 9y ago
The point of Web Components is namespacing (variable and styling scope), composability (one component inside the other) and cacheing (fewer network calls). Now, frameworks can work with the browser to provide those features instead of worki
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by muthdra 9y ago
I unfocused it wrong and now I can see it in hexadecimal. Awesome!
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by muthdra 9y ago
OMG guys you are so right even PayPal is just a bunch of off-the-shelf processors coupled together with some sort of digital language. The people there are not even doing real accounting. Wake up, sheeple. You're being ripped off!
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by muthdra 9y ago
He's doing because he can, like we used to do with animated gifs in the early 2000s. It's a gimmick. There's no honor here.
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by muthdra 9y ago
Because Facebook invested billions of dollars in making the most amount of people use Facebook, even people who previously didn't use computers at all. Not everyone is digitally literate. In practice people buy from different countries
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by muthdra 9y ago
Screenshot from Brazil: https://i.imgur.com/ODEtS0Q.png
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by muthdra 9y ago
Their government doesn't have a launch pad.

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