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by stabbles 2y ago
Now that the majority of their revenue is from data centers instead of Windows gaming PCs, you'd think their relationship with Linux should improve or already has.
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by stabbles 2y ago
Endurance athletes already monitor this to figure out how to fuel best.
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by stabbles 2y ago
Ah, my mistake. I thought that was meant to show a dictionary and brotli encoded string separately.
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by stabbles 2y ago
It's a bit confusing to show the output as multibyte utf-8 characters and compare that to a base64 string
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by stabbles 2y ago
the pytest example screams for @assert as a macro, if only the language supported it
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by stabbles 2y ago
It's interesting they host these videos on YouTube, cause it signals they're fine with AI generated content. I wonder if Google forgets that the creators themselves are what makes YouTube interesting for viewers.
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by stabbles 2y ago
sadly it's likely that video gen models will master this ability faster than state officials
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by stabbles 2y ago
So, what is the recommendation for buying an ad-free TV in 2025?
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by stabbles 2y ago
In Dutch it's very fun to say, but not cute ;) sounds like slang for the male genitalia.
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by stabbles 2y ago
You should focus behind it instead of looking cross-eyed.
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by stabbles 2y ago
It's the default in Python :)
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by stabbles 2y ago
This is somewhat outdated. GNU make now uses named pipes by default on platforms that support it. https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/POSIX-Job... It's a bit more robust. For example
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by stabbles 2y ago
A government should have a formal response, not a joke. It downplays the work of the hacker and the severity of the issue.
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by stabbles 2y ago
AVX2 is pretty much ubiquitous, the implementation above is only SSE2. I wrote a blog post with the main AVX2 tricks [1] which includes how to deal with repeated white space when counting words [1] https://stoppels.ch/2022&#
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by stabbles 2y ago
In many numerical algorithms it is often that rounding errors add up over iterations / time. Maybe you loose one significant digit in one iteration of your algorithm, let it run longer and rounding errors start to dominate -- the resul
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by stabbles 2y ago
This is more relevant than overflow
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by stabbles 2y ago
It will still accumulate rounding errors of O(n eps). If you care you can make it O(lg n eps) with pairwise summation or O(eps) with Kahan summation
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by stabbles 2y ago
Yeah, should be scaled like |x - y| <= ε * max(|x|, |y|)
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by stabbles 2y ago
For a long time it was not because there was no backtracking. Now it is just an exhaustive, recursive search: for the current package try using versions from newest to oldest, enqueue its dependencies, if satisfied return, if conflict conti
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by stabbles 2y ago
To hide `/tmp` from other processes and users, I sometimes use `bwrap --dev-bind / / --tmpfs /tmp <command>`. Unfortunately Ubuntu 24.04 has put restrictions on unprivileged user namespaces, so that it no longer wo
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by stabbles 2y ago
What makes me skeptical is reading > I just don’t think we’ve exhausted all the possibilities of making JavaScript tools faster and then > Sometimes I look at truly perf-focused JavaScript, such as the recent improvements to the Chrom
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by stabbles 2y ago
LC0 hasn't been the best neural network chess engine since Stockfish added NNUE in 2020.
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by stabbles 2y ago
> If you want to generate more than one file A pattern like tgt: generate_many_files touch $@ is pretty common. What's the issue?
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by stabbles 2y ago
"Fact-checking itself" is poor phrasing. Fact checking requires external, authoritative sources. Not internal hallucinations.
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by stabbles 2y ago
A bold claim for a blog that takes about 20 seconds to load.
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by stabbles 2y ago
Maybe the example is too simple, but it does not require `__attribute__((musttail))` for good code gen. Also if the error handling function is unlikely, you wouldn't care too much about how fast it is to call it? To me it seems like a
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by stabbles 2y ago
Could be useful for presentations :)
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by stabbles 2y ago
It's funny that it uses `xxd` in the example here [1] echo "Hello World!" | xxd which is not part of coreutils ... but vim [2] confusingly. But also hexdump is not part of coreutils. They have `od`, which nobody uses
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by stabbles 2y ago
Why not go all the way and limit the times you have to interact with Python to zero ;)
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by stabbles 2y ago
Since js is dynamic you can't compile all ahead of time, so you need an interpreter

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