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by nromiun 3y ago
Easier, sure, but not higher level compared to CUDA or OpenCL. You can also (probably) use Taichi.js without installing anything. Which is a high level API.
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by nromiun 3y ago
Not really, WebGPU API is around the same level as CUDA or OpenCL. In fact SYCL (which is used in this article) is slightly higher than WebGPU, because you don't have to manually allocate buffers. If you want something even higher you
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by nromiun 3y ago
I think this is interesting because Apple's unified memory is trending these days. Also, take a look at OpenCL's SVM.
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Zero Copy OpenCL Buffers(laude.cloud)
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by nromiun 3y ago
It's really funny how many subreddits have posts telling people to join Discord. I mean, Discord, really? Where are the Discord third party clients that consume tiny amount of data and have low latency? At least with reddit we still ha
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by nromiun 3y ago
https://geohot.github.io/blog/jekyll/update/2023/06/07/a-div... AMD gave him a binary blob driver and that fixed his problem. Also, tinygrad is the only Python framework I know that has full Op
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by nromiun 4y ago
Isn't fn and () already doing that for functions? Anyway, I just think it is a weird style for a minimalist language. Edit: Looks like they are already aware of the problem. That is good news. https://github.com/ziglang
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by nromiun 4y ago
https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/544 Maybe? They say their stage2 parser accepts them now.
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by nromiun 4y ago
> Functions are camelCase > Types are PascalCase > Variables are lowercase_with_underscores Just why? It does not seem like the same language that used to treat tabs as a compiler error. Looks like the worst of every worlds to me.
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by nromiun 4y ago
But anyone this paranoid will obviously build from source? Most OSS users don't build from source because they don't care to look in their internet packets for viruses. BTW, it is not that hard either. You can even have multiple L
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by nromiun 4y ago
You can try to "snoop" on the virus. For example, collecting all the internet packets, see if some ports are opened that is not needed. Collect logs on which apps are eating up the battery. These steps are not perfect by any means
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by nromiun 4y ago
What? Day traders are the only ones making any money right now. Everyone else is losing money, literally every major index in the world is in freefall. Why do people think day traders can't short?
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by nromiun 5y ago
> "China has been urging the U.S. side to respect market economy principles and international trade rules, to immediately stop stretching the concept of national security and stop wantonly abusing state power to suppress China'
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by nromiun 5y ago
True. I guess I just prefer pyproject.toml, it is definitely more minimal for my use cases.
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by nromiun 5y ago
I mean I miss that feature of Poetry when working with pip+venv.
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by nromiun 5y ago
For me virtualenv+requirements is good enough. The only feature of Poetry that I miss is the ability to create wheels without a setup.py. But I don't create wheels when writing backend code. So I only use Poetry for working with packag
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by nromiun 5y ago
What is the point of reviews if the dev can just remove it if they don't like it? That will quickly give every app a five star rating. And the reason users write "app doesn't work" instead of giving a complete descriptio
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by nromiun 5y ago
There are native clients, but can you use git to sync the encrypted passwords with your other devices? And that was just one example. You can also use python as a much better calculator, share files over wifi with a web server etc.
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by nromiun 5y ago
https://www.passwordstore.org Here is a popular CLI app to manage passwords. I use it on my desktop, laptop and phone.
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by nromiun 5y ago
Unfortunately there is no good alternative to Termux (its Android API). But with a rooted phone you can use chroot to install a Linux distribution. LineageOS is just a popular ROM for rooted phones.
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by nromiun 5y ago
Sure, it is a good alternative. But I still need a phone to do some work, like Whatsapp and banking apps (which I don't think Librem supports). So I am waiting for it to become stable and a little mature.
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by nromiun 5y ago
It was just a figure of speech and if you know how Termux works even a rooted phone is no alternative. (Termux exposes Android APIs, like camera and GPS.)
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by nromiun 5y ago
Yep, Termux is the most used app on my phone and I don't know what I will do when they have to migrate to SDK 29. I will probably buy another phone and install LineageOS.
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by nromiun 5y ago
> We don't allow apps with any code that could put a user, a user’s data, or a device at risk. If Google thinks the ability to execute arbitrary code puts users' data at risk why don't they go the full iOS route and ban e
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by nromiun 5y ago
Wow, I didn't know that VS Code supports rr as well. I will have to try that, thank you. I think you misunderstood my point, there are plenty of good GUI debuggers out there. But they don't support all environments. Some IDEs only
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by nromiun 5y ago
I never said debuggers aren't nice. I said that people prefer print debugging because that is a consistent UI across all environments. OP talks about many different debuggers and they all have different UIs. VS Code's debugger is
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by nromiun 5y ago
The primary reason I use print debugging because the UI is consistent across all languages and environments. You can literally just learn the hello world program of any language or environment (like the Linux kernel) and you are ready to us
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by nromiun 5y ago
One thing you should know is that YouTube (and other Google services) is really, really sensitive to things like scripts, bots and copyright content. They might have connected those 20 channels you created to your main account and yourself.
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by nromiun 5y ago
Unfortunately many people are going through the same process these days. The only thing that seem to work is public support on Twitter. So send your complaint to @YouTube and tell your followers to do the same (if you can still contact them
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by nromiun 6y ago
How many people are actually using raw SQL on the backend? I thought people got tired of maintaining strings of raw SQL and migrated to query builders or ORMs. > I usually end up with a bunch of Lodash (groupBy, filter, map, reduce) to s

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