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by the-smug-one 3y ago
Is that an example of using this tool?
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
Artists that I know work in the way of exploring and learning about a subject matter and creating art relating to it. When I see this kind of art, and talk to the artists, I get the sense of exploring the subject and learning with them. A l
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
Is the main advantage of frameworks then a social thing? You can depend on the future development of the framework as a whole, as opposed to a bunch of smaller libraries, so it doesn't matter if the sum total quality of those smaller l
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
Why would FFI be an issue?
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
"Fantastic Fungi" was terrible. It was dazzling visually, but contained almost no actual information. Just a commercial for psychedelic drugs, ridiculous.
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
Hi Tim, >There is no point in publishing the work as open source since it is still in the active research phase. That sounds very interesting to me at least, I'd appreciate being able to take a peek.
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Original Age of Empires 2 dev talks about its usage of assembly code(old.reddit.com)
411 points by the-smug-one 3y ago|107 comments
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
You don't need tracking period. You don't know who, or even if anyone, reads yor blog.
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
You should read my profile!
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
I don't think what you're describing here is accurate re: GraalVM. GraalVM is Hotspot but with C1/C2 not being used, using a generic compiler interface to call out to Graal instead AFAIK.
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
Here's some more NMT usage without flight recorder: https://blog.arkey.fr/2020/11/30/off-heap-reconnaissance/
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
Yeah, but he could also just not have said anything, right?
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
>If union membership is really the way of life in Sweden, is there anything preventing the government from a legislative solution? Just mandate collective agreements? Yes, the unions and the companies. Neither wants that.
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
That will lead to extrajudicial action from the workers.
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
Racket has a DSL for describing programming language semantics called "PLT Redex", tutorial here: https://docs.racket-lang.org/redex/tutorial.html It has its own renderer, so you can take your code and render
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
We have the knife in the drawer one in Swedish too. My favourite one is "The wheel is spinning but the hamster is dead" however.
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
I was making fun because the fact that they have a waiting list doesn't matter at all, it's just an indication that Tesla can't keep up with demand. Anyway, I don't think that Tesla sucks. Even if I did like Elon I would
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
Wow! I just tried it out, and that was like a dream come true. Thank you for linking this.
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
You missed the part where whenever you under produce you're not going to be able to satisfy demand, making it so that you can have a waiting list :-).
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
I wish that there was a performant and useful front end to GDB for Linux. There isn't, so I'm stuck using GDB manually. Maybe CLion is good?
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
You probably did learn De Morgan's laws too, to be fair.
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
The text for understanding and implementing HMMs is "A Revealing Introduction to Hidden Markov Models" by Mark Stamp, the content is a google away!
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
I don't understand why I should use something like Nebula or Tailscale. I've got a Wireguard setup where all of my users connect into a VPN. What does Nebula give me?
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
Wind turbines are pretty noisy, so you might not want it right next to your house. That's a bit like living next to a high way. Edit: OK, since this topic is fairly controversial I just wanted to say that it's probably not as loud
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
What're you going to do about all of the dead dinosaurs in the air that used to be in the ground?
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
Why isn't Lombok just written as a pre-javac pass? javac(lombok(srccode)). Just gotta keep that parser alive and up to date, which open source IDEs also must so they're probably available.
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
It's a trade-off between brevity and verbosity, some mathematics do that. Often longer variable names are in ALL-CAPS. Since ab = a*b, it's important to differentiate vars from multiplications.
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
It didn't, OpenOffice hasn't been active for many years. Office365 (and its bundling with Teams) is however a challenge for LibreOffice , the actually active development branch.
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
What's insane about monads :-)?
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by the-smug-one 3y ago
I just want to know what code is actually called. This is often a pain in C++. I assume this code handles SFINAE etc.

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