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by sagacity 1y ago
Immich is excellent. Especially the beta timeline introduced in the last few Android app releases has leveled Immich up from 'pretty decent' to a genuine replacement for Google Photos for me.
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Sega AI Computer(en.m.wikipedia.org)
1 points by sagacity 1y ago|0 comments
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by sagacity 1y ago
What makes you think Expo is not going to just be more of the same? Genuine question.
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by sagacity 1y ago
Good on them for going with dx11 to ensure wide compatibility with virtualized Windows environments. I'm surprised to read about the MSAA stuff and the fact that apparently they didn't even try binpacking the texture atlas (even t
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Rust, Python, and TypeScript: the new trifecta(smallcultfollowing.com)
4 points by sagacity 1y ago|0 comments
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by sagacity 1y ago
Monkeypaw-as-a-service.
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by sagacity 1y ago
This is completely true. "Regular" Rust and C++ is fairly readable, but a quick Google for "Higher Kinded Types in Rust" ends up with [0]: fn ap<A, B, F: Fn(&A) -> B>(x: &<Self as Plug<F>&gt
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FairLight TV #127, $D011 Mayhem [video](youtube.com)
1 points by sagacity 1y ago|0 comments
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by sagacity 1y ago
Ah, yes. That makes sense.
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by sagacity 1y ago
Doesn't seem to have received any updates in the last 2 years. I'm wondering what the use cases are for this type of scripting in embedded systems, though?
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by sagacity 1y ago
People didn't even want mobile phones. In The Netherlands, there's a famous video of an interviewer asking people on the street ca. 1997 whether they would want a mobile phone. So not even a smartphone, just a mobile phone. The an
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I'm dialing back my LLM usage(zed.dev)
422 points by sagacity 1y ago|239 comments
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by sagacity 1y ago
This is great news, because finally I can get the stragglers over to Signal now.
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by sagacity 1y ago
No, the main thing to take away is that MartyPC is the only emulator that can accurately run this demo. Before that, the demo would only run on real hardware.
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Building my childhood dream PC(fabiensanglard.net)
2 points by sagacity 1y ago|0 comments
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by sagacity 1y ago
This is an awesome tool, thanks Laurent! Currently using it for my next 64k intro which will probably ship sometime in 2047 :)
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by sagacity 1y ago
What a coincidence, I just visited last week. The article's comment about it being hard to navigate is completely accurate but I found it to be fun. You may be getting lost, but there's always an interesting view towards another p
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by sagacity 1y ago
These videos have been incredibly relaxing to watch. I first discovered them when my newborn would wake up in the middle of the night and I'd watch those videos, half asleep, with her slowly dozing off on top of me. Excellent stuff.
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by sagacity 1y ago
Exactly. AFAICT this will be optimized at the JVM level though, so once you've initialized the constant the JIT compiler can take full advantage of that fact.
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by sagacity 1y ago
How would you do the same thing with the late initialization of, say, a HashMap where you don't control the constructor?
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by sagacity 1y ago
Handwavy explanation: A stable value is used as a static constant, with the difference being that you can initialize it at runtime. Once initialized it is treated as fully constant by the JVM. It's similar to something like lateinit in
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by sagacity 1y ago
German television made a very interesting documentary about the city a few months back: https://youtu.be/p49QRxO_n2c
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Scrapy needs to have sane defaults that do no harm(github.com)
12 points by sagacity 1y ago|3 comments
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by sagacity 1y ago
Is it relevant to the story, according to you?
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by sagacity 1y ago
Belgian Francs, presumably.
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by sagacity 2y ago
Around 2004 I worked for a company in The Netherlands that owned a Viper camera (one of the few in NL, I guess because they were based in Breda and Thomson had an HQ there). The company actually had a big Mercedes van that contained a Quant
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by sagacity 2y ago
Strange voice coming from the space!
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Thoughts on ECS(blog.voxagon.se)
3 points by sagacity 2y ago|0 comments
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by sagacity 2y ago
They're clearly talking about macOS in that comment.
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by sagacity 2y ago
Perhaps the reason you're dismissing it is because it is so ubiquitous (and well done) you have never really noticed that it was even a thing? :)

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