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by sim7c00 3y ago
super interesting thanks, really.
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by sim7c00 3y ago
super interesting read :) have been digging into filesystems lately and this, though likely a hell to go through ,reads like such a fun challenge (if it didnt hit your prod perhaps!:D) great job finding the fix and on the writeup! :)
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by sim7c00 3y ago
i tried it once. it kept lying to me and misunderstanding trivial sentences. maybe its better these days, but i hate it with a passion. me: Can you tell me how to implement XYZ without using standard library? gpt: use function y from the st
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by sim7c00 3y ago
weird i can still send myself msgs on whatsapp... - i will never update again... who else is gonna send me messages :s Oh, yeah , and that's my main way to share files too these days... and don't forget to share music as documents
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by sim7c00 3y ago
this is such a crazy awesome thing. i can only imagine the magic it would seem if you put an enclosure around it to hide the mechanism... :'). - me with no mechanical background would definitely not guess how this works. respect and th
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by sim7c00 3y ago
# DO NOT DEFINE PRODUCTION SECRETS IN THIS FILE NOR IN ANY OTHER COMMITTED FILES.
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by sim7c00 3y ago
this look at hw/sw breakpoints for arm stuff.. the int3 is a exception provided by the architecture, which coders leverage. so hence its not available on arm, but there's other breakpoint / debug functionality since arm devs
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by sim7c00 3y ago
looks like so much fun workin on this :) cool stuff. When i read about the anti-aliasing i thought nice, maybe signed distance fields will work just as nice for font rendering at arbitrary scales as in game engines... (Valve had a nice pape
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by sim7c00 3y ago
never lose your humanity. no matter what you fight for. its not worth it. ever.
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by sim7c00 3y ago
reminds me of PoC || GTFO e-zine stuff :D fun things! cool piece!
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by sim7c00 3y ago
hey, thanks a lot for the elaboration / clearing up. my wording on jump was bad, but this comment drives that into my brain nicely :D... i think your edit is on point. optimizations exist, but the hard thing is to know when to apply th
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by sim7c00 3y ago
too right. i am too bored with modern tools and frameworks hence i do not work as a programmer. i wish i could, but i cant get interested in it. not knowing modern tools and frameworks directly makes me unhireable. i always ask people who
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by sim7c00 3y ago
sorry for my being 8 year old, but, does this better current capacity mean it can go faster? and the less heat problems mean it can do so without being cooled riduculously? (i.e. faster consumer products??)
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by sim7c00 3y ago
it took me like 5-7 years to find my way back to the old ways from within the muck of frameworks and high level maze/jungle that is there now. just to explore and learn my system... but i do recognize, programming itself has changed. l
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by sim7c00 3y ago
I think tail call optimization is specifically for this. it will let a function jump to another function rather than returning and then calling it. isn't that what's essentially described here? (honest question - i am always doubt
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by sim7c00 3y ago
first question that came to my mind you answered :) thanks!. i think its interesting a lot of stuff adheres to such ABIs etc. especially since they were conceived of quite a time ago, and often lean towards being compatible with older CPUs,
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by sim7c00 3y ago
a lot of my debugging involves just echo or print 'hello-N' tokens. some systems just need this :D love it. "hello-9". yay it almost worked xD.
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by sim7c00 3y ago
hope its a bit of pun. if not, everyone makes mistakes. sometimes really big/grave/stupid/silly ones. its OK. its really OK. call it learning/lessons. a more positive way to see the same things.
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by sim7c00 3y ago
music (guitar / electronic), reading (scifi), walking in nature / traveling, programming, anthropology/history, gaming. gotta keep my mind busy. most are on and off. nothing serious, seriousness is for work :).
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by sim7c00 3y ago
i think for physical systems this might hold true in some way, though, i am not a physics person at all. it just 'feels' that way to me. however, life is also there, and life doesnt nessesarily follow such rules, as actually most
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by sim7c00 3y ago
+ comments haha. i am so sorry. u so fat that: "Uranus' orbit is 20x further from the Sun than Earth, which means it only gets 0.25% as much sunlight." wish i was an astronomer :').
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by sim7c00 3y ago
would be nice if this came in a VST effect usable in a DAW and perhaps can determine a set of notes (chord) from a sample or input sound into the VST. if it could output/translate that to midi, extra epic. (melodyne somewhat does this
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by sim7c00 3y ago
in my country new homes come with solar panels and heatpumps usually. if you are unlucky not to earn litteral shit-tons, you can only rent as house prices are through the roof.. with that rental contract comes extra service fees for heatpum
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by sim7c00 3y ago
glad my hunch was right. always feel weird being the only one with wired everything... but now i can say i was righ...stubborn :p
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by sim7c00 3y ago
i think people should be allowed to tinker with stuff. why not. it is ok to.memif.that voids the warranty tho. fair enough. its a bit funny in.this case the company first claims.it doesnt brick stuff, and subsequently threatens these guys..
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by sim7c00 3y ago
samsung galaxy 10se
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by sim7c00 3y ago
"Teslas with Autosteer turned on will more routinely check on the driver’s attention level – and may disengage the feature – when the software determines the driver isn’t paying attention" does this really say specificaly it will
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by sim7c00 3y ago
honestly, a non visual artist game dev might be intetested in generative ai for art.. this is not at all a weird thought. theres lots of creators of gameplay systems and cool.ideas who dont have the hands.to male beautiful creative stuff. i
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by sim7c00 3y ago
as the article seems to imply roght at the start,it would be so interesting to marry game enignes with asset creation tools. those could use AI, or not, but i feel a big issue now which is hardly addressed is the plethora of tools used outs
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by sim7c00 3y ago
way to put it into perspective. 1.5% is quite a lot honestly. thanks.

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