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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
Is this a GPT-generated comment? Half your previous comments aren't capitalized, and the Biden Administration has already been replaced by the equivalent of a napalm flamethrower torching a village.
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
As I understand the Apple II has three useful voltage levels being sync, black, and white, with color being generated by alternating black and white? The CXADC sounds interesting but unfortunately drops raw samples upon seeing input sync pu
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
I don't know what it will take to make the fascist regime fear for their safety, and their supporters fear for their existence in society for having elected an autocrat intent on eliminating the existence of vulnerable groups. And I do
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
What's "wrong" with matching decompilation as an oracle for provably correct source code for a given binary?
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
I find that good multithreading can speed up parallelizable workloads by 5-10 times depending on CPU core count, if you don't have tight latency constraints (and even games with millisecond-level latency deadlines are multithreaded the
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
I have a vague report that "root-power" or voltage-like quantities (20 dB per order of magnitude) are signed or vector-like, while power-like quantities are unsigned scalars?
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
The BSL and its revenue cliffs isn't open-source but shared-source.
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
Trump believes in free speech for the far-right and fascists, and deportation for students speaking against his actions.
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
What's the problem with 50M log entries and deletion, and a disk-based cache?
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
I've read that birds used to have penises (and paleognaths and waterfowl still have them today), but the Galliformes (including chickens) developed atrophied penises which are difficult to see (hence chick sexing and feeding males to t
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
> The GameCube design shows clear signs of engineers overcompensating for flaws in the N64 design I haven't programmed for either console. Which features show this in what sense?
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
AIUI epoch GC doesn't require Arc's atomic increment/decrement operations which can be slower than naive loads ( https://codeberg.org/nyanpasu64/cachebash ), but at this point we're getting into nano-
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
I wonder if replacing the encryption key every 6 hours would be a good use case for a crossbeam-epoch, though this may be premature optimization, and that library requires writing unsafe code as far as I can tell.
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
I'm more upset that Microsoft is charging money for using a code generation model trained on copyleft code.
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
Microsoft "embraced" open-source ecosystems with an "open-source" editor, extended it with proprietary extensions DRMed to binary blobs hidden in VS Code binary builds, and used it to extinguish SSH, Python, C++, etc. de
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
I feel a lot of "literature" reading may reflect experiences a high school student (generously) may not relate to, or (less generously) may not have the life experiences to understand, and may not necessarily gain by reading?
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
I don't even have a ~/Applications on macOS 15.4.1.
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
I found that this script broke Win+R Run dialog history by setting Start_TrackProgs. This was undocumented, and I had to disable it manually. (Worse yet, it doesn't show up on GitHub search because the .reg files are UTF-16.)
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
This is about the binaries. I first tried renaming the folder in Program Files, but Defender still kept eating RAM and CPU resources which were scarce on a 12-year-old laptop.
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
The most invasive but effective way I've found to disable Defender is to boot into a live Linux USB, rename "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows Defender", and create an empty file in its place.
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
This smells like a fractional DPI scaling issue.
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
I think it's a combination of using a Zed theme with insufficiently high text contrast, missing subpixel font rendering in Zed, and possibly more gamma correction and less stem darkening than you're used to.
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
The problem I've always had with unit type wrappers is you can't convert between a &[f32] and a &[Amplitude<f32>] like you can convert a single scalar value.
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
> What does it mean to get things done in large companies? Most importantly, it means finishing things. So that's why Google releases a new chat app every two years...
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
There's a... sad comparison of this article about over-responsibility, and https://www.benkuhn.net/blub/ about the value of learning about the stack you use (the more you know about the workings of bugs, sometimes
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
The sounds seem to mostly be modulated sines with limited timbral variety? I'm not sure how https://youtu.be/NYX_eeNVIEU?t=179 got harmonic series out of the building blocks.
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
Is it possible that fight wounds and surgical wounds have different properties, and surgery results in slower healing?
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
I'm confused. The page has a HTML5 doctype, and https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/... says that UTF-8 is the only valid encoding for HTML5 documents, yet Firefox inter
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
Isn't not swapping page tables during a call precisely what the KPTI mitigations had to turn off for Meltdown mitigations?
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by nyanpasu64 1y ago
That doesn't sound like ring modulation in a musical sense (IIRC it has a modulator above 30 Hz, or inverts the signal instead of attenuating?), so much as crackling, cutting in and out, or an overdone tremolo effect. I checked in Auda

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