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by rjeli 3y ago
See also "π plays Pokemon Sapphire", currently at 372 24-hour segments, and still stuck in the starter town (with a level 76 Sceptile): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pegjULYJae4
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by rjeli 3y ago
Not sure why the NTT is treated as a completely opaque transform. It’s simply the algebraic equivalent of the Fourier transform (and it’s implemented with almost exactly the same algorithms). So you are transforming between the polynomial c
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by rjeli 3y ago
correct, roid rage is a myth: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8855834/ No differences were observed between exercising and nonexercising and between placebo and [600mg test-e] treated subjects for any of the 5 subd
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by rjeli 3y ago
Conversely: The term ZIP is an acronym for Zone Improvement Plan; it was chosen to suggest that the mail travels more efficiently and quickly (zipping along) when senders use the code in the postal address. https://en.wikipedia
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by rjeli 3y ago
See also Laika, a “Simple Python GNSS processing library”: https://github.com/commaai/laika
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by rjeli 4y ago
why not just melt some butter in the microwave and brush it on with a basting brush?
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by rjeli 4y ago
Both of those are mostly wheat flour, gluten, seed oils and soy protein.. i’ll pass..
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by rjeli 4y ago
Linux moves faster than many web frameworks imo.
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by rjeli 4y ago
neanderthals?
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by rjeli 4y ago
Albania did, and it led to a civil war.
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by rjeli 5y ago
> DXIL, the intermediate representation used for DirectX 12, is based on LLVM-3.7 IR encoded as bitcode. For many reasons that have been discussed at length within the LLVM community in the past, this is not great, but it has already shi
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by rjeli 5y ago
no, there’s multiple areas with bays, there’s only one Bay Area.
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by rjeli 5y ago
even worse, your (single) integrated gyro estimate must then be fed back into your double integrated accel filter to subtract gravity and further compound errors :)
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by rjeli 5y ago
In college I would pirate everything and think paying for in game items was stupid. Now I will happily spend $1-5 for a few hours of fun in a well balanced game, e.g. hearthstone. But when I tried to get into Genshin Impact I quickly gave u
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An Interview with the Old Man of Floating-Point (1998)(people.eecs.berkeley.edu)
115 points by rjeli 5y ago|76 comments
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by rjeli 5y ago
awesome!!
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by rjeli 5y ago
yeah, it just feels rude to bifurcate the ecosystem and confuse everyone about the amount of i/o available
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by rjeli 5y ago
Nice. Framework is super exciting, but I hope they release more cad files for the laptop so third parties can make e.g. keyboards and motherboards. Would be a bummer if their business model is lock-in on everything but the expansion cards.
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by rjeli 5y ago
does it have direct application for training nets faster? i.e. can the ode be integrated faster than backprop?
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by rjeli 5y ago
https://github.com/letmaik/pyvirtualcam/blob/master/pyvirtua... https://github.com/umlaeute/v4l2loopback
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by rjeli 5y ago
genuinely appreciate your anecdote, it is interesting to know, but perhaps a bit distasteful in reply to his death.
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by rjeli 5y ago
One thing that I noticed that we tend to not like in OpenBSD ports is that -Werror was in every compiler invocation line. That had to go. Googling “openbsd werror” doesn’t show anything, why is this?
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by rjeli 5y ago
you pitch it as a training coach to help players improve but then your app just looks up the opponents and helps with timers? seems incongruent
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by rjeli 5y ago
Hm, minimum OS scheduler timestep is usually around 1000hz, right? How do gaming mice go above that? I’ve seen up to 8000hz..
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by rjeli 5y ago
My intuition is that working in VR will be a poor experience until all of the font rendering is somehow pushed forward to the headset to do subpixel rendering..
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by rjeli 5y ago
Only 256gb needed? Why not ramdisk?
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by rjeli 5y ago
Nice. Reminds me of Bellard’s https://vfsync.org/ . It’s file system pages served over http, to back his jslinux browser VMs
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by rjeli 5y ago
for the lazy: no, not that Thiel
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by rjeli 5y ago
No compression of json docs. Jsonb is even bigger than json text column. There’s an extension out there but it requires manual compression passes and doesn’t allow indexing. Might as well use SQLite
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by rjeli 5y ago
I have been looking for exactly this for a while now: “For my usecase, I wanted a way to: Stash my data in its "original" JSON form Explore it later & build whatever views I want Keep costs & infrastructure complexity lo

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