sagartewari01

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by sagartewari01 7y ago
> Sure they push them towards doing stuff in open-source but that usually almost never leads to creating great pieces of work. Blender, Linux kernel...
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by sagartewari01 7y ago
What you are saying is wrong on so many levels. Be grateful that I'm not just replying with a 'scre w you' or 'put something in your mouth', cos that's what you deserve.
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by sagartewari01 7y ago
They didn't name anything, they just provided a description.
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by sagartewari01 7y ago
You could try running it in neovim terminals.
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by sagartewari01 7y ago
10 years ago I watched a national geographic documentary about something quite similar to this one. The results were also apperantly impressive. It's weird they haven't progressed much during this period. Sadly I can't find a
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by sagartewari01 7y ago
You make that sound trivial. It isn't just about barbies. Technology has infinitely times multiplied our communication bandwidth. Giving government complete control over the personal data of people literally makes the government all se
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Calculus with Python: Derivatives(sagartewari01.com)
2 points by sagartewari01 7y ago|0 comments
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
> Will it rely on google DNS? You bet!
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
S
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
You use nano for coding?
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
I guess the point is that even such small tasks require typing cryptic commands in vim.
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
mind blown good luck with that. edit: Let's take 2 billion. Assuming 60 characters per line, that'll take around 120GB just to keep the text in memory! Would the ast representation of whole codebase be smaller or larger in s
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Plotting the path followed by a ball under magnus effect(sagartewari01.com)
1 points by sagartewari01 8y ago|0 comments
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
I guess they had 100% success rate.
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
What's the loc size of codebase? I've been using clion on blender (several million loc) and it runs pretty neat.
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
Can you provide the link for that plugin?
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
Or swap caps lock and escape. How many times did you reach for caps lock during the last year?
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
Especially for *nix supporters.
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The Beloved Command Line Interface Needs an Update(sagartewari01.com)
2 points by sagartewari01 8y ago|0 comments
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Why I rewrote the mesh generator of Dust3D from Rust to C++(blogs.dust3d.org)
174 points by sagartewari01 8y ago|273 comments
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
I don't think it will be even fractionally unprofitable compared to billions of us dying. I just realized I'm making an argument for socialism. Anyone up for it?
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
Because it will be inconvenient. It's like an unspoken agreement between us, "listen pal, if everyone does it, noone can be held accountable, and if you stop, it will be useless effort since everyone else will keep doing it".
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ToyJVM: An Experimental Java Virtual Machine(github.com)
22 points by sagartewari01 8y ago|3 comments
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
How much did it cost? You could repeat the procedure every once in a while.
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
Yes, it's basically a demonstration of brain activity monitoring technology.
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
The idea of earth ghosting through a giant rock certainly does sound pretty cool.
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
The reason is probably same as the reason toddlers aren't afraid of guns.
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More Fun with Stack Overflow Errors(sagartewari01.com)
1 points by sagartewari01 8y ago|0 comments
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
Yes, all animals share this conceit, and we expect them to. For eg, it's ok if a crab eats insects, but horrible if it eats it's own newborns.
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by sagartewari01 8y ago
Overuse reduces the lifetime of CPUs. I'm pretty sure unning a CPU at full throttle for a week will burn it out.

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