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by sagacity 2y ago
Your comment is dismissing the entire field of color correction. That is not just a thing for this project, it is a part of literally every movie and TV show you watch and has been since the inception of colour film.
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by sagacity 2y ago
Except a lot of applications aren't standalone executables, they leave a bunch of configuration data that doesn't get uninstalled.
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by sagacity 2y ago
If the only reason you enjoy art is because someone else tells you it's beautiful, then sure, maybe it's not for you.
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by sagacity 2y ago
If that were the case, why do museums exist, according to you?
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by sagacity 2y ago
It would be fairly unfortunate if you couldn't answer a call because you can't untangle your phone, agreed.
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by sagacity 2y ago
It could eliminate issues where startup time and background scanning processes might interfere with initial throughput, though? Even things like CPU throttling could be affecting the test somehow. The main goal is to eliminate as many varia
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by sagacity 2y ago
Regarding the 'sudo' issue: Doing a benchmark by just running an example executable is not really recommended because there's a ton of reasons why you might get differing performance. It's probably better to set up an ac
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by sagacity 2y ago
This reminds me of Rubik's Magic. [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubik%27s_Magic
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by sagacity 2y ago
Replayed it literally this weekend with a friend who never played it before. Still works beautifully and is a ton (ball) of fun. The soundtrack is its killer feature and I'm glad to be able to read a bit more about the background.
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by sagacity 2y ago
This reminds of a similar issue I had recently when working with Rust and dx12 using the excellent windows-rs crates. Dx12 is designed around the concept of command buffers that only get submitted and evaluated at (usually) the end of the f
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by sagacity 2y ago
I agree with the sentiment of the article: I've seen too many codebases where a lot of stuff is being tested via unit tests (sometimes even via heavy mocks). The main implication is that your code essentially becomes impossible to refa
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by sagacity 2y ago
This story reminds me of the new platform and related apps that were launched for the public broadcaster in The Netherlands, NPO. Pre-launch there were rousing interviews explaining how they rebuilt the system from scratch in a way that wou
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by sagacity 2y ago
It's unfortunate that this is the only takeaway of the article for you.
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by sagacity 2y ago
No, there's no MMU.
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by sagacity 2y ago
That was just an example. In Rust bounds checks can be eliminated in this way, but I'm sure there are similar optimisation opportunities in C code as well.
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by sagacity 2y ago
One point I didn't see mentioned that asserts can be used by the compiler to enable certain optimisations. For instance, if you assert that an incoming index into a function is within the bounds of a vector, then during the rest of the
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by sagacity 2y ago
If you can call selling maybe hundreds of copies of a game profitable then you clearly know your way around personal finance :)
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Daslang – The High Performance Programming Language(daslang.io)
3 points by sagacity 2y ago|0 comments
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by sagacity 2y ago
That sort of proves my point, though. Spring support for GraalVM is ongoing and will likely be quite useable and mature out of the box. The people jumping to Quarkus or Micronaut are more eager to chase the new shiny and are willing to spen
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by sagacity 2y ago
They are moving there because it's new and shiny, not because it's better. Spring and Spring Boot are incredibly productive and give you a ton of stuff out of the box, whereas some people actually enjoy writing a lot of plumbing c
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by sagacity 2y ago
But what's your point? Would you truly want consumers of JSON Patch data to embed a JS interpreter?
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by sagacity 3y ago
TopTon is a fairly popular brand on AliExpress for these PCs, they come in nice fanless enclosures, support 2.5gbit ethernet, etc.
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How the Netherlands facilitate the most hated websites in the world(nrc.nl)
51 points by sagacity 4y ago|64 comments
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by sagacity 15y ago
>...don't make it about your product make it about them! Truly well-said.
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by sagacity 15y ago
> I think that automated domain name valuation services are useless You could say that again :) You might want to check out moniker.com - I think they (still) offer an appraisal service. You'll need to shell out some change but their ap
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by sagacity 15y ago
try http://www.webmasterworld.com for deep down, in-the-trenches type discussions and http://www.searchengineland.com for more editorially fashioned coverage
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by sagacity 15y ago
> Do you think people would be interested in selling their apps or other projects on Swym? I think this should work. Here is a quick-thought blue print of what I'd do: 1. Create a 'Marketplace' type section (with WTB/WTS tabs or somethi
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by sagacity 15y ago
May be, try here: http://thejun.to/ All the best.
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by sagacity 15y ago
Great Chris. Any suggestions and additions to the Resource Directory section also welcomed. :)
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by sagacity 15y ago
Great going. Congrats and all the best moving forward. > In terms of revenue for 2011 we got paid from Google AdSense $125. For the whole year 2011? Do you run Google Ads on all the pages? What were your total traffic numbers? Does that

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