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by sitkack 1y ago
Nice submissions! I appreciate that you post them even though they are lost in the crashing surf.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Better spoons, better food.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Startup founders just hack the value gradient. Putting a screen door lock on a resource is just inviting resource extraction.
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by sitkack 1y ago
At this point all of Apple's AI take-down papers have serious flaws. This one has been beaten to death. Finding citations is left to the reader.
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by sitkack 1y ago
I know a guy that can run those meetings. He meets with all the stake holders, determines their desired outcomes, makes sure they are all prepped. Starts the meeting, sets the goals and the ground rules. As soon as the meeting exit criteria
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by sitkack 1y ago
Tired of comment, not the corporate malfeasance. That is you problem.
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by sitkack 1y ago
It does fine on Arm assembly (and Neon).
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by sitkack 1y ago
Anytime someone tells you to be in it for the mission, you are expendable and underpaid.
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by sitkack 1y ago
I like to call anything I don't like "anti-patterns".
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by sitkack 1y ago
You have joined a noble line of Knuth Quote Expanders, https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=3&prefix=true&que... They are all worth reading.
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by sitkack 1y ago
I only referred to the API as exposed by Proton, no argument was made for targeting a different ABI.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Over what time period? 99 -> 95.45 is a huge absolute number. Is most of that attributable to SteamDeck? Would that mean that 4.5% of active Steam users own a SteamDeck?
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by sitkack 1y ago
Thank you. I didn't do a very good job of explaining why I think Proton is worth targeting specifically if perf tests show it running faster than Windows. The Windows API perf topology is astronomically large. That Proton is faster tha
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by sitkack 1y ago
You would need to test on both of course. I am arguing that one should target the fast happy-path on Proton as Proton is a subset of the Windows APIs that runs faster than Windows.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Given that Windows games run faster via Proton on SteamOS, developers should prioritize targeting SteamOS APIs—not Windows. This ensures compatibility with Windows while maximizing performance. Game engines like Unity and Unreal must adopt
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by sitkack 1y ago
That is point not a line. An extra 2MB of source is probably a 60MB executable, as you are measuring the runtime size. Two "hello worlds" are 116MB? Who measures executables in Megabits?
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by sitkack 1y ago
That will never happen. Just make a scrub project that is your misc-dev-drawer.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Huang, K is a common name. You need to search for the author's full name https://arxiv.org/search/cs?query=Huang%2C+Kaiyi&searchtype=...
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by sitkack 1y ago
Yahoo started as page of links. See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-Internet_email_address
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by sitkack 1y ago
In a rhetorical sense, yes. But it doesn't invalidate the logic of the statement. Your viewpoint would that of an attorney, not a logician.
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by sitkack 1y ago
If someone likes Le Guin, they also like the writing of Toni Morrison. Morrison follows a more complex but similar abstract structure in her writing.
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by sitkack 1y ago
That isn't my point at all. Most good propaganda is true btw.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Attacking anything other than the argument itself is fallacious. The core of tenet described in Ad Hominem is that the argument is being diminished because of who is delivering it, if it is a person, a robot, a magazine or parrot doesn&#x27
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by sitkack 1y ago
It is an Ad hominem against the source w/o addressing the actual content of the article.
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by sitkack 1y ago
json to qr code would be a good start. PRIOR ART inb4 a troll.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Kubernetes is when you want to sell complexity because complexity makes money and and naturally gets you vendor lockin even while being ostensibly vendor neutral. Never interrupt the customer while they are foot gunning themselves. Swiss Ar
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by sitkack 1y ago
Chrome is a "free funnel" into Google services, just like Android. That 20B a year that Google pays to Apple, think of that but a bigger traffic stream. That is Chrome, so Chrome is worth MORE than 20B a year to Google. https:&#x
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by sitkack 1y ago
Having AI running in every edge location poses an existential threat. They will provide the peripheral sensors for a larger intelligence.
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by sitkack 1y ago
This needs to be standardized, even if defacto and added to ZIP64.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Then thoroughly mix the whole amount before taking a sample.

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