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by theresistor 2y ago
It is not available on my (free) account in either the app or the website. So no, everyone does not have access to it.
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by theresistor 2y ago
To add a counterbalance, I just checked in the app and on the website on a non-paid account, and I too do NOT have GPT-4o.
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by theresistor 3y ago
Guided Viewed was/is a thing in Comixology / Kindle comics.
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by theresistor 3y ago
In the early days of Swift, binary size bloat due to huge symbol tables was a serious problem. We had some real binaries where the symbol table was more than half of the entire file.
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by theresistor 3y ago
> Does the argument require us to believe the fee would still be 30% if iPhone had practically zero users? Or is that legally irrelevant assuming that they aren't found a monopoly? While not zero users, the default fee has been se
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by theresistor 3y ago
Regression to the mean
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by theresistor 3y ago
Building off of the idea in here, the margin user also underlies the explosion of software scale: the software itself (how can these apps be so big?) and the teams (why do they need so many people?). When all that counts is gaining that N+1
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by theresistor 3y ago
I had to read that for a first-semester discrete math course in undergrad. It was... challenging.
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by theresistor 3y ago
I always see this comment, but I have used NVidia GPUs for gaming on Linux for a decade and they have always worked perfectly with the proprietary drivers.
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by theresistor 3y ago
Good news, they recently announced a new game: https://dimhaven.com/
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by theresistor 3y ago
My observation of couples with split finances (my wife and I merged ours long ago) is that it doesn’t seem to prevent the kind of problems it nominally solves, and adds extra stress to the mix. If you are married to someone whose financial
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by theresistor 3y ago
My boat's decks are entirely white, with non-skid molded into the gelcoat. If there were a way to suspend this pigment in gelcoat in a way that preserved its properties, this would be killer for boats.
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by theresistor 3y ago
That's quite inefficient if you're using a Clark pump. I'm currently spending about 1000W to making ~40G/h with a Schenker Zen150.
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by theresistor 3y ago
I'm sitting in a sailboat in the boiling heat of Baja. I look forward to a day when I can paint the topsides with this.
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by theresistor 3y ago
It sounds like it’s taken pretty directly from Magic the Gathering booster packs, which makes sense given the timeline.
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by theresistor 3y ago
I worked at Apple in the late 2000s and early 2010s, at a time when iTunes was still king of the hill in terms of music distribution. During the summers, they would periodically host private performances from popular musicians on Apple camp
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by theresistor 3y ago
I'm interested to know why I would want to learn Lean if I'm already familiar with Idris.
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by theresistor 3y ago
Clang doesn't turn on all warnings with -Wall because a lot of projects turn on -Wall -Werror by default, and then get mad when compiler updates break their builds. So -Wall -Werror has to remain reasonably stable release-over-release.
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by theresistor 3y ago
This omits a bunch of ABI differences. There's a reasonable amount of differences in e.g. the calling convention between Apple and AAPCS (ARM's standard): https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/w
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by theresistor 3y ago
Lots of violin players do composition (and even improvisation!) they just call it a fiddle when they do so! Less cheekily, the difference you're pointing out is about folk vs classical traditions. Many instruments are strongly associat
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by theresistor 3y ago
That's... what a hypervisor is. Generalizing massively, a simple hypervisor runs a small amount of code at boot to setup its own state somewhere, and injects its interrupt handlers into various places in the system, and finally chain b
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by theresistor 3y ago
The article (and its predecessor) makes a big deal out of "they turned BIOS into a hypervisor!!1!". What exactly does the author think a hypervisor is, other than code running at a heightened privilege level that interposes the ru
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by theresistor 4y ago
I've been working exclusively with 4.0, but most of tutorials built for 3.5 are pretty easy to carry over. I like HeartBeast's videos, as well as Brando's. [1] https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrHQNOyU1q6
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by theresistor 4y ago
I'm a heavy-duty C++ programmer professionally, but I find GDScript really nice to work with. It's very well natively supported in the Godot editor, and it inherits the syntactic simplicity of Python that makes it very easy to wri
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by theresistor 4y ago
If she truly possesses all physical knowledge, then she knows exactly what every possible rose looks like from every possible angle, in every possible setting and lighting. She knows in excruciating detail, at the level of every individual
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by theresistor 4y ago
My view is that the ultra-sized software companies (Google, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, Uber) have huge headcounts because they have realized something important about software: There's no upper limit to the amount they can produce, and b
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by theresistor 4y ago
I believe this is a misinterpretation of what RBG said. Here's her full quote: “WHEN I’M SOMETIMES ASKED ‘WHEN WILL THERE BE ENOUGH [WOMEN ON THE SUPREME COURT]?’ AND I SAY ‘WHEN THERE ARE NINE,’ PEOPLE ARE SHOCKED. BUT THERE’D BEEN NI
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by theresistor 4y ago
What's the state of Idris2 at this point? I really enjoyed Type Driven Development with Idris a few years ago.
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by theresistor 4y ago
I think the post you're replying to reflects a very different view of the utility notifications, which I share. I almost never approve a notification request. From anything, be it an app or a website. Off the top of my head the only

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