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by nsajko 3y ago
> I can't even run SwayWM with NVIDIA as I do with AMD and Intel How do you know this is an NVIDIA issue, as opposed to a Wayland or wlroots issue?
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by nsajko 3y ago
OEIS, for example, seems to give more weight to Jäkel, I guess because Jäkel beat the other team to Arxiv by a few days.
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by nsajko 3y ago
The entry for the Dedekind numbers in the On-line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (OEIS): https://oeis.org/A000372
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by nsajko 3y ago
_BitInt may offer longer bit widths than usual, however the width is still fixed (compile time constant).
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by nsajko 3y ago
How to become an authority on gods?
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by nsajko 3y ago
> currently can't do better The limitations are an inherent consequence of basic tenets of Rust's design. Rust wouldn't be Rust anymore if you fixed them. > Some of the restrictions of the Rust borrow checker and type s
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by nsajko 3y ago
See XKCD: "How standards proliferate".
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by nsajko 3y ago
> Their app isn't buggy The Android app often has issues that make using it infuriating.
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by nsajko 3y ago
What do you mean by "too-involved"?
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by nsajko 3y ago
> against any union who’s members are employees paid by tax dollars I don't see the distinction. What's the difference between public and private sector employees? > one side of the table isn’t on the hook for the actual bil
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by nsajko 3y ago
Shout out to Sexy Cyborg, her HN acc: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=SexyCyborg
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Matrix Forensics: Collection of Matrix/Linear Algebra Information(github.com)
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by nsajko 3y ago
Seems to look fine in both Firefox and Chromium.
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by nsajko 3y ago
These data structures are not mutually exclusive, see the paper by Crowley linked elsewhere in the discussion. You could use, e.g., a piece table with a gap buffer for descriptors, or a piece table with a tree for descriptors.
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by nsajko 3y ago
Yeah, I regret writing it, but it's too late to edit the comment now.
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by nsajko 3y ago
This seems revisionist/ignorant. The article attributes a "piece tree" data structure to VS Code developers, however the must-read 1998 paper by Charles Crowley, Data Structures for Text Sequences , already mentions search t
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by nsajko 3y ago
Tangential: > Over the years, processors and C compilers have gotten much better using a couple of techniques. These include pipelining, inlining functions, and branch prediction. Unfortunately, the parsers generated by most parser gener
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by nsajko 3y ago
Only in trivial cases.
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by nsajko 3y ago
Yeah, some ideas are the same. Some notes: 1. Their LP constraint matrix is just a Vandermonde matrix according to the linked paper, while my code formulates the LP problem in a smarter way that should make the job much easier for the LP so
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by nsajko 3y ago
I'm referring to the tendency to try to forbid any mention of a person's former name. I don't mind using someone's preferred name, I mind the historical revisionism each time someone comes out of the closet. Similarly wi
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by nsajko 3y ago
Seems also worth noting that although the usual algorithm for finding the minimax polynomial is the very old Remez algorithm, I'm playing with a minimax finder that relies on what I think is a novel algorithm. My algorithm seems better
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by nsajko 3y ago
Everything is a mess. The universe is a mess. That doesn't make perfectionism a good thing. Besides, the C++ committee does, in fact, remove stuff from the language to clean the mess, just not without due care.
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by nsajko 3y ago
A Code of Conduct posing as a licence?
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by nsajko 3y ago
Modern C++ is actually going relatively OK? You may be thinking of the old, pre-C++11 C++?
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by nsajko 3y ago
A few months ago I was discussing due-process-related rights and principles with some twenty-something university student (mostly CS) acquaintances. Apart from the frightening fact that I was the only one strongly defending these rights, at
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by nsajko 3y ago
I agree that "dead naming" and other LGBT-related concepts are anti-intellectual, but it's not clear that any of your examples are at all related to free speech. A part of the problem is that "free speech" is mostly
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by nsajko 3y ago
What do you mean by "We do need better resources"?
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by nsajko 3y ago
That's nitpicky, seeing as CIA was created as a consolidation of several preexisting organizations.
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by nsajko 3y ago
The intitle keyword used to help, maybe it still does: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31990043
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by nsajko 3y ago
This paragraph from the article expands on the same topic: > One informal structure that governs a lot of Rust and a lot of open source in general (and is mentioned in The Tyranny Of Structurelessness) is that of time commitment. The pas

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