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by rendaw 4mo ago
I wish there were even more checking here still, but I think wgsl-bindgen is a huge improvement. I definitely recommend it!
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by rendaw 4mo ago
Throwing in my vote... I've been doing everything with wasm-bindgen/web-sys, i.e. just doing my UIs in html, and for 99% that's what I'd want anyways. Web UIs are portable, remotely accessible, and don't require ins
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by rendaw 4mo ago
What does the article say that differs from what you wrote?
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by rendaw 4mo ago
I like the table layout, with ingredients in a column, and rows being steps. It feels like a "best of both worlds" solution. I'd kind of like to have a list of "baseline required" ingredients though too, to know wha
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by rendaw 4mo ago
I think this is an important point. The point of copyright is to increase the amount of creative works available to people by making the production financially viable. If companies aren't making the works available, or taking released
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by rendaw 4mo ago
Why didn't you include that stuff in your writeup? BIOS is only mentioned in the introduction, latency isn't mentioned at all... Also did you test this stuff from within the lab, or remotely from somewhere else? I think e.g. JetKV
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by rendaw 4mo ago
I think GP meant "installing the bank's app as 2FA", not standard 2fa. I think the idea is that generally banks are resistant to and incompetent at technology, so a paper solution that avoids bad software decisions is laudabl
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by rendaw 4mo ago
How many people are paying security firms to test these things during the cooldown period? Which security firms are testing which packages?
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by rendaw 4mo ago
I was looking into this and there were reports of e.g. connection delays making it impossible to access bios on a booting machine. This is a huge issue - rebooting and power management are big ip kvm use cases, and it isn't even touche
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by rendaw 4mo ago
Is using calloc for everything fixing a security issue or hardening it?
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by rendaw 4mo ago
This is very weird to me. Is it that hard to find good fiction that hasn't already been made into a movie, that they need to hire someone else to do it? Is the difference between a good movie and a bad movie the quality of the source m
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by rendaw 4mo ago
I don't mean direct this specifically at you, but aren't there databases that can look up diseases by symptoms? Are doctors not trained to consult those, maybe after ruling out common causes? Why is forgetting relevant in this con
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by rendaw 4mo ago
This was just posted a couple days ago too... how does it compare (also focused on visual sim)? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48286745
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by rendaw 4mo ago
This seems like it basically confirms ggp's complaints: You're not interested in addressing customers' needs, or giving them ways to address their needs themselves, and are instead taking a "if this doesn't meet my
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by rendaw 4mo ago
That looks like it's the size of a smartphone. It's 7 times thicker... I'm not sure that qualifies as a little thicker, plus all the other dimensions.
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by rendaw 4mo ago
It said that the specification states 0.8mm, but that many real world cards are thicker. Are credit cards actually 0.8mm?
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by rendaw 4mo ago
Not only that, but they don't even provide any visibility into what's being stored. Firefox developer tools doesn't even have OPFS browser functionality. IIRC I even saw some stuff about going out of the way to make it inacce
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by rendaw 4mo ago
I think Japan has something similar, does anyone else know? A lot of big buildings have free/open roof terraces. Most are fairly claustrophobic. The Ikebukuro Seibu building had an amazing, open roof garden with this big reflecting poo
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by rendaw 4mo ago
I'm a bit confused about exactly what's novel here. Here's an article from at least a year earlier talking about memory decline after menopause being linked to lower estrogen: https://health.clevelandclinic.org&#x2
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by rendaw 4mo ago
There are plenty on amazon japan for < 10000 yen (~$60?)
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by rendaw 4mo ago
So, theoretically, in order to get claude to perform properly you just have to have a perfect spec up front, that anticipates all issues and contains no ambiguity?
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by rendaw 4mo ago
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/refactoring-source-code.... This has a list, but some of them that I've used extensively: - Rename anything, can also do smart renames that apply patterns, deal with capita
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by rendaw 4mo ago
I'm having trouble understanding the Belt of Venus one. Isn't purple expected to be there per ROYGBIV? Also the second image looks orange to me, not purple. > It is a pinkish glow that surrounds the observer This also makes no
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by rendaw 4mo ago
I'm super interested in this sort of stuff, but I have a hard time figuring out where to get started. Like, could this help in a typical CRUD application? What sorts of problems is it super useful for? What's a good way to get sta
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by rendaw 4mo ago
None of this makes sense to me... how do you put water in it? How does having hot water pass through the handle improve things? Unless it pressurizes the water as it boils it (would that be sane?) how does it pour at all? Why did they draw
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by rendaw 4mo ago
I think the idea is that the baby would be in the bassinet, the parent would have the remote, not the other way around.
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by rendaw 5mo ago
I really don't like this article. It has a catchy, profound-sounding title that people bandy about to argue against stuff they don't like. All functions, even non-async functions, are colored. In any large system codebase you&#x27
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by rendaw 5mo ago
I'd agree, but in this case they were able to write a blog post that got (as of now) 300+ points and 200+ comments with the content of their work.
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by rendaw 5mo ago
Are the people who pay lots of money not fans?
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by rendaw 5mo ago
I've been playing around with reviving radiosity for incremental GI for low-poly scenes, and this sounds very similar (and probably much better). I put a camera on each lightmap texel, rendered the scene, then summed the pixels (roughl

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