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by pushedx 3y ago
Writing this make program in bash would invovle even more difficult to read hacks, as bash also does not support multidimensional arrays.
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LogoScale – A method for vectorizing small, crappy logos(msprout.notion.site)
227 points by pushedx 3y ago|37 comments
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WebGL Shaders, Minimal examples including vertex shaders(webgl-shaders.com)
18 points by pushedx 3y ago|2 comments
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by pushedx 3y ago
This would be illegal in Germany, especially for the government.
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by pushedx 3y ago
I don’t like this
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by pushedx 3y ago
Great example of how C++ is closer and closer to the ideal of a dependant-type language and is probably ignored by some FP purists
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A history and list of wearable keyboards(jplattel.nl)
3 points by pushedx 3y ago|1 comments
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by pushedx 3y ago
The words of German origin are here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_gairaigo_and_wasei-eig... I’m glad to finally learn an explanation for エネルギー
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LogoScale – A method for vectorizing small, crappy logos(msprout.notion.site)
4 points by pushedx 3y ago|1 comments
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by pushedx 3y ago
How does the location have anything to do with the total number of miles driven?
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by pushedx 3y ago
Having very briefly looked into this problem a few years ago, my impression of the primary challenge was that of re-implementing a large OS API surface in a non-infringing way.
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by pushedx 3y ago
The screenshot on the right feels disingenuous to me. There is surely a keyboard shortcut to expand and collapse the currently chosen tabbed portion of the toolbars at the top of the screen, which would leave you a comfortable and less dist
163.
by pushedx 3y ago
Does this suffer from the classic Wordle edge case bug of not showing green and yellow for a duplicate letter in a wrong and right position?
164.
by pushedx 3y ago
Anything based on PKI which at some unknown time in the future can be leaked or otherwise compromised is “blind trust”. This is why perfect forward secrecy techniques have been developed.
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by pushedx 3y ago
The Wikipedia article mentions that these plans have been canceled.
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by pushedx 3y ago
This wasn’t my experience back in ~2002 running my Windows NT variant of choice, Windows 2000. Especially due to the mechanical disk, everything seemed to take 2 to 10 times longer than it does today the first time it had to be done after a
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by pushedx 3y ago
I wonder if this is some sort of “signature character”, that the designer would use to discover if their work had been lifted, possibly dating back centuries.
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NHTSA overrides Right to Repair law citing unfounded security concerns [video](youtube.com)
2 points by pushedx 3y ago|0 comments
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by pushedx 3y ago
Many things that you may have wanted to do with a kernel module can now be done more easily and safely with eBPF. https://ebpf.io/get-started/ Nevertheless, the OP is a classic guide and worth a read.
170.
by pushedx 3y ago
https://github.com/aolserver/aolserver “AOLserver is the backbone of the largest and busiest production environments in the world.” : ) That title must go to Nginx or Envoy these days.
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by pushedx 4y ago
“Please explain how to use context cancellation in Go.”
172.
by pushedx 4y ago
The Go code that it wrote for context cancellation would have resulted in a deadlock. Cool idea though.
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by pushedx 4y ago
This is really sad. What’s even more sad is that the person who made this descision will probably never know how much damage it did to Google’s reputation. Code Jam had what I think were the most well designed and insightful problems in all
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by pushedx 4y ago
This article has found its way to the HN homepage multiple times, and every time I wonder if it’s because of the poorly worded and misleading title, combined with the phenomenon of HN users not actually reading the article and just saving i
175.
by pushedx 4y ago
I have a Thinkpad X1 Carbon Gen 10 32GB RAM coming in the mail on Wednesday. Going to install another distro immediately upon receiving it, but I was happy to support a Linux laptop product.
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by pushedx 4y ago
The shell provides an interface to the filesystem and concurrent pipelines like no other readily-available language. Many tasks are more concisely expressed and readable in shell than in any other language.
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by pushedx 4y ago
You did cover this in your article : )
178.
by pushedx 4y ago
This is almost exactly the opposite of what you should do in this situation
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by pushedx 4y ago
Back when “camera phones” were just starting to take off, I used to love taking pictures like this with my LG VX5200. It seemed to have a good mix of high sensitivity and slow image processing to get really interesting effects by spinning t
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by pushedx 4y ago
Do you have any examples of violations that pylint catches that Ruff doesn’t catch? Genuinely curious.

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