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901.
by p0nce 10y ago
Perhaps for intra-prediction. I wouldn't hold my breathe.
902.
by p0nce 10y ago
Currently in my "mixes" folder: - Dmitry Molosh Live @ Just Movement Recyclelounge Gallery Club 44 (Amsterdam July 2th 2016).mp3 - Roger Martinez - Live @ Oh Cha __ Bombay India __ 24-04-2016 Final.mp3 - From Cid Inc again https:
903.
by p0nce 10y ago
I'm listening to this same 2 hours mix for years: https://soundcloud.com/cid-inc/cid-inc-artist-of-the-week It has become an anchor that always puts me in mood for deep work.
904.
by p0nce 10y ago
Business-time goes seemingly faster than engineering-time. Engineering requires luxurious calm and ample amounts of time to achieve anything of value. Hence the disconnection, the business will ask "why do engineers take so much time?&
905.
by p0nce 10y ago
There is a saying for vocal coaches that singing before going to see one is mostly useless, and that it's a 10 year journey, starting with their lessons, towards being an adequate singer.
906.
by p0nce 10y ago
1/ Better laptop stands, that don't make the problem worse. 2/ Computer that lets me walk and ride a bicycle while working.
907.
by p0nce 10y ago
Argumentum at "real world". It's not even worth answering.
908.
by p0nce 10y ago
"Millenials" is always used in combination with derogatory terms like "entitled, lazy, hopeless". Sometimes I wonder if boomers have _any_ idea of the frantic pace of today's workplace and how little power you can h
909.
by p0nce 10y ago
> Besides, when nearly every call requires a cast, people will just automatically add them to shut the compiler up, defeating the purpose. That's why there is little reason to "fix" C integer promotion rules in the first p
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PBR for Audio Software Interfaces(auburnsounds.com)
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911.
by p0nce 10y ago
Getting worse at displaying the same webpage, while actual webpages become heavier. Here I am with 6 opened tab and 800mb of RAM taken by Firefox.
912.
by p0nce 10y ago
Every one of those I've done actually take much more than what is advertised.
913.
by p0nce 10y ago
Fortunately with array bounds checks and default initialized variables, memory corruptions aren't very common in D.
914.
by p0nce 10y ago
Those come with the whole compiler at runtime.
915.
by p0nce 10y ago
> reading a XML to build a GUI on complete time instead on runtime It can be done with: void[] ctData = import("file.xml"); For example, this feature is used in vibe.d to compile an HTML template language into more opt
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by p0nce 10y ago
As a french, I agree. Much talk only to assert the fallacy that someone disallowed to dress like she want could possibly be "more free".
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by p0nce 10y ago
> To provide any solution in Go that needs a dynamic data structure you can choose between hand rolled linked structures or a Slice or Map (or compose with them). As they are quite different the choice is normally obvious. Contrast this
918.
by p0nce 10y ago
I've needed it in Adobe Illustrator SVG import, and did not wanted to exercise such CSS stuff. Now that I think of it, it may actually work.
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by p0nce 10y ago
Hey I like SVG too, even doing logos by hand with it. To this purpose I've created this: http://www.gamesfrommars.fr/live-svg-editor/ I have trouble making SVG use each other reliably though.
920.
by p0nce 10y ago
You are forgetting that you can't AFAIK embed custom fonts so using them exposes you to the different way OS handle font-weight, font-face and friends. Soon the only programs able to open SVG will be the browsers.
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by p0nce 10y ago
DUB for dlang is heavily inspired by NPM.
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by p0nce 10y ago
D does not seem to be the HN darling these days. There have been several cycles of hype and counter-hype on Internet forums about it, much like a sinusoid waveform. What matters is that it delivers in practice and the number of users is gro
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by p0nce 10y ago
> This is basically why D is not a good systems programming language The ability to run without its runtime is certainly a feature of good system programming languages.
924.
by p0nce 10y ago
Awesome!
925.
by p0nce 10y ago
I use "parallel foreach", sometimes worker queues, implicit single writer... like in C++. It sounds like you think only Rust-style ownership can avoid data-races. Sure, if you want the type system to do it. For me discipline is en
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by p0nce 10y ago
> On the theoretical side, not reasoning about ownership means sharing data betweent threads is done with copies (slower) or locking (slower and error prone); if you know about ownership you can share references to data while it can&#x27
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by p0nce 10y ago
Since you can: - disable the GC - deregister threads so that they are not stopped by GC - eventually avoid the runtime altogether There really is no realtime system that D can't do. The whole anti-GC thing is a giant strawman that cons
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by p0nce 10y ago
What I do is rounding the glyph position to 1/4 of pixels, in my tests it has not much visual impact. That still mean in the worst case the glyph cache could contains 16x the same glyph, and that's before hinting enters the equati
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by p0nce 10y ago
I make commercial audio plugins with D: http://www.auburnsounds.com/ Was featured on the D Blog: https://dlang.org/blog/2016/07/07/project-highlight-auburn-s...
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by p0nce 10y ago
In my experience not using exceptions in C++ is more a generational thing than anything. Older foxes don't use them because they don't use RAII systematically either.

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