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by rudedogg 5y ago
You could use the new AMD cards at least though right? I don't think Nvidia support will ever happen again though (I got burned by that, bought a 1060 right before they dropped Nvidia). I'm on a RX 5700XT with my Hackintosh, and i
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by rudedogg 5y ago
Wow, I had no idea M1 doesn't support eGPUs. I was planning on buying an external enclosure for Apple Silicon when I upgraded; thanks for pointing that out.
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News report about the TSMC fab in Arizona [video](youtube.com)
1 points by rudedogg 5y ago|0 comments
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by rudedogg 5y ago
> Of the "mainstream" languages Go is pretty much the only one that has as good ergonomics as Rust in that it supports it pretty much natively (via struct tags) Swift does this too, using the Codable Protocol. The compiler gene
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by rudedogg 5y ago
I've only dabbled in GPU programming, but I think the issue is more serious than this. It's not really pointless churn. OpenGL was released 29 years ago, and the way GPUs work now vs then is massive. Apparently developers want low
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by rudedogg 5y ago
Congratulations on releasing your book. I watched one of your talks about procedural generation[0] and really enjoyed it, thanks! Mentioning this here since the tutorial linked above has a lot of procedural generation content [0] https:&
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by rudedogg 5y ago
(Speaking to the information we got in the US) This is wrong and way too charitable. They were worried that hospitals would run out of masks, and that was why the Surgeon General lied [0], and said masks weren't necessary. Fauci and ev
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by rudedogg 5y ago
> Didn't Google at some point decide a guy who developed a VM or interpreter or something that they were using in-house was only good enough to be a sysadmin for them? You're probably thinking of Max Howell, the maker of the Ho
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by rudedogg 5y ago
That was my guess too. Anecdotal, but I've noticed when I had someone not see me riding, the majority of the time I forgot to turn on my high beams. It's a huge win and I don't think it's bothersome to others before the
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Swift 5.5 Released(swift.org)
24 points by rudedogg 5y ago|3 comments
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by rudedogg 5y ago
You see this in the comments here too. Everyone has to add a disclaimer to every statement about how (they think) git works: “As far as I know”, etc.
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Cellular Fun(github.com)
1 points by rudedogg 5y ago|0 comments
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by rudedogg 5y ago
The Bill Gates mention set off my conspiracy nut alarm bells, but after reading this entire article[0] the criticism seems fair. [0] https://www.devex.com/news/gates-foundation-reverses-course-...
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by rudedogg 5y ago
Little pedantic, but you meant "Wet-bulb" temperature ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wet-bulb_temperature#Temperatu... ). I only know from owning a swamp cooler.
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by rudedogg 5y ago
Is it still running through javascript? I get confused by all the different interpretations of native.
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by rudedogg 5y ago
Is there a technical reason why induction ranges are so expensive? Out of curiosity I checked the two home improvement stores where I live, and the cheapest ones were $1,500+. An old fashioned smooth top electric range/oven starts arou
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by rudedogg 5y ago
I think code requires 20A circuits in the kitchen. Not sure though.
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by rudedogg 5y ago
It's so nice to get APIs designed for Swift, they feel much nicer. I was expecting a SwiftUI replacement for NSTextView/UITextView that allowed using NSAttributedString(s) (or better yet the new AttributedString), but I can't
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by rudedogg 5y ago
This mentality of "there will always be new exploits" bothers me. Yes, there will always be exploits, but we can do a hell of a lot better at preventing them than we are. We know how to design systems that are really hard to get i
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by rudedogg 5y ago
Thanks, this has crossed my mind. I guess the only way to know is to check network traffic. I update all my devices within a week of every release though, and run macOS/iOS. I don't think it's the cause, but you never know. I
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by rudedogg 5y ago
I'm so fed up with reCAPTCHA. ~90% of the time it doesn't work on desktop Safari (I can see CORS errors in the console), so I have to use a different browser. Even Gumroad won't let me buy things due to this. It really feels
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by rudedogg 5y ago
What's wrong with the enum syntax?
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by rudedogg 6y ago
What did these people do to the brand image? I guess I don't understand what it was like before this happened.
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by rudedogg 6y ago
Yeah, I'd go for something smaller like an iPad mini, or regular iPad. The iPad Pros are big.
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by rudedogg 6y ago
I've cooked probably 10 pork butts that way. Like you say, it's pretty good for being so quick. The pork shreds well and is pretty tender – you mainly just miss out on the smoky flavor and bark. I recently got an old Traeger smoke
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by rudedogg 6y ago
I don't think the parent is worried about being hacked, but more worried about their data being used/abused. Apple is really good about this. More things are done on-device, and the list of on-device machine learning stuff keeps e
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by rudedogg 6y ago
The rumor is that a 14" MacBook Pro with the M1X (4 more cores, should be enough to beat most desktop processors in both single and multi-core benchmarks) is likely to be announced at WWDC (June 7th). See https://www.tomsgui
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by rudedogg 6y ago
It would be nice if it let you search partial numbers and manually scan the results. I get so many spam calls I'm afraid to enter my number anywhere.
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by rudedogg 6y ago
This doesn't really answer the question does it? It's been a while since I used apt, but if I remember correctly you'd have the same problem the parent described, right? ------------------- And regarding the 'name@versio
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by rudedogg 6y ago
I find it difficult to have meaningful variable/function names and stay under 80 characters. Plus, with code completion (especially in a strongly typed language) it’s no longer necessary to optimize for fewer keystrokes.

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