tommsy64

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by tommsy64 3mo ago
Rangeview ( https://rangeview.com/ ) | Full-Stack Software Engineer | El Segundo, CA | ONSITE | $108k–$154k + equity Rangeview is building the foundry system that reindustrializes America. We apply advanced software, deep aut
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by tommsy64 1y ago
Have you seen https://file.pizza/ FilePizza? Similar concept using WebRTC
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by tommsy64 2y ago
There is a GPU-over-network software called Juice [1]. I've used it on AWS for running CPU-intensive workloads that also happen to need some GPU without needing to use a huge GPU instance. I was able to use a small GPU instance, which
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by tommsy64 3y ago
An interesting limitation mentioned in the README "IPv4 Only: Like all of the best programs, the script does not support IPv6. I can't imagine there will be support for this anytime soon." What are considered "all the be
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by tommsy64 3y ago
Relevant excerpt of Dijkstra's own account (from EWD1308 [1]): Finally a short story for the record. In 1968, the Communications of the ACM published a text of mine under the title "The goto statement considered harmful", whi
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by tommsy64 3y ago
Can you provide a source for this claim?
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by tommsy64 4y ago
This [Factorio SAT Solver]( https://github.com/R-O-C-K-E-T/Factorio-SAT ) has generated novel balancer designs. See the [wiki]( https://wiki.factorio.com/Balancer_mechanics ) to learn about belt balancers.
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by tommsy64 4y ago
Climate Catastrophe?
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by tommsy64 4y ago
Your current gaming PC setup sounds like what I'd want. Can you give some details about the SAN hardware? What does it take to have Windows boot off of a FibreChannel SAN that's backed by ZFS?
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by tommsy64 5y ago
I'm curious how you developed the "very cute headless" Minecraft client. Did you use the Forge build tools? How did you go about ripping out the rendering/keyboard stuff?
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by tommsy64 5y ago
Foreman 2.0 https://github.com/DanielKote/Foreman2 is robust Factorio diagramming app. It's capable of creating rather large diagrams, such as this [1] one of an entire Seablock factory. Another one I like to use
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by tommsy64 6y ago
That reminds me of the Japanese word よし (yo shi) (which sounds like "Yosh"). Its meaning is very nearly identical: an expression of excitement or enthusiasm, equivalent to saying "all right!" or "okay!" in Engl
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by tommsy64 6y ago
Ahh, #927. A classic! :P
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by tommsy64 6y ago
I'm just starting to learn computer graphics and I've come across the Marching Cubes algorithm; however, I don't understand in this instance what you mean by "using one or more rays per pixel" and how that fits in w
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by tommsy64 6y ago
I've had this exact same project idea on my mind for a year or so, largely driven by a desire to see beautiful, to-scale mountain ranges in game (Thousands of blocks of render distance rather than a measly ~256). I wouldn't consid
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by tommsy64 6y ago
What you are thinking of is called Level of Detail (LOD). The principle being that 3D models further away can be rendered with fewer vertices/polygons, i.e., at a lower LOD. 3D models in Minecraft are almost all simple cubes or a colle
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by tommsy64 6y ago
A quick search shows MathCraft Security Technologies [1] and MathCraft(TM): Math In Action [2] by Cycorp both exist. On a similar note, I find it amusing that accidentally going to minecraft.com instead of minecraft.net brings you to the ho
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by tommsy64 7y ago
Parsec[1] is a Discord-like game-streaming host and client. I've used it a little and it seems to work just as well or better than Steam Stream or GeForce Now. Furthermore, it has virtually no setup and works across WAN without a VPN.
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by tommsy64 9y ago
There appears to be a missing return statement in the Fibonacci Number example in the if block. Should look like this: https://repl.it/NLIf/1