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by tomovo 9y ago
A big business on AWS is probably stuck on AWS until they rework their stack to be more portable. That's the downside of using anything but generic VPSs and maybe a S3 API compatible storage.. Now they end up paying the AWS bill even i
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by tomovo 9y ago
WASM replaces Javascript as the target of other language compilers. If you already use Javascript, WASM won't be much help. But WASM lets you compile C/C++ and with a bit more effort other languages into a bytecode instead of weir
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by tomovo 9y ago
It is since iOS 11.
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by tomovo 9y ago
If you want to load and play your own MP3s you could try Tiny Player. App Store: http://itunes.apple.com/app/id1140849233
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by tomovo 9y ago
They can do review-time checks of system calls that show the popup. Look for keywords in the dialog ("password", "account", "ID" etc). At runtime, check if a password entered in a dialog matches the user's
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by tomovo 9y ago
Also an embeddable http server.
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by tomovo 9y ago
APFS appears to be very modest in scope compared to ZFS. Designed for single volumes, only a few "interesting" features that play into what Apple needs - quicker backups, flash optimized writes, easy and flexible partitioning. Tha
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by tomovo 9y ago
"stores information in a text-based JSON format" OK, this one is a winner.
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by tomovo 9y ago
Wouldn't it be funny if this was just a market test/exercise, using actual S3 as a backend, just to see if it gets any traction before building own HW/SW solution?
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by tomovo 9y ago
also Jai: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWv_vUgbmug
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by tomovo 9y ago
So C++ generates separate code for each template type and C# and Java do a typecheck at compile time and reuse the same codepath for all types at runtime?
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by tomovo 9y ago
"If people come up with crazy implementations, it's their own problem." Some people are turned away from C++ after seeing random bits of crazy language/template misuse, although when used sanely C++ could've served
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by tomovo 9y ago
More importantly though, looking at C++ I think it may be hard to come up with a generics system that doesn't lend itself to abuse and ridiculous mega constructs. I would love to see something that provides power in ways that disallow
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by tomovo 9y ago
Go 2, codename "Hell with generics". Just kidding of course. I am sure some useful form of generics will eventually find its way in.
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by tomovo 9y ago
Boat sovereign state. He can be president too.
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by tomovo 9y ago
It's also true and nice for most modern game engines. I'm quite sure Game of life was just a subject for the exercise with the purpose to show that you can get major speedups without changing the algorithm - you don't alway
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by tomovo 9y ago
Awesome. Do you have a video of it running at full speed? Also, the bin at the end is for all the pieces save the fake/discolored/technic ones & see statistics on the PC or is there a more elaborate sorting scheme? Watching th
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by tomovo 10y ago
At first I thought this was some Euro-related prank.
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by tomovo 10y ago
No Aphex Twin in the screenshot section? Missed opportunity right there.
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by tomovo 10y ago
My iMac 2011 doesn't work with GPU Cycles but that's OK. And I've successfuly boosted render times by renting the multicore VPS by the hour already (commandline, specify different frame range on each machine to render).
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by tomovo 10y ago
Anyone checked if this is compatible with Blender GPU rendering? On my old Mac machine GPU rendering doesn't work; I can still get a 16-core VPS for a few hours when I'm in a hurry but this has the potential for more performance I
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by tomovo 10y ago
Exactly. It's a shame Apple didn't adopt Vulkan and went with their own proprietary Metal API. Yet another reason for game developers to keep ignoring the platform.
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by tomovo 10y ago
Update the apps or they won't run on anything BUT 5 year old hardware.
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by tomovo 10y ago
The same standards that let a stranger stand in front of your door and say "hey Siri, open the front door" and walk right in?
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by tomovo 10y ago
Somehow I doubt that the percentage indicator is any better. At constant 100% (or 50%) CPU utilisation, tracking the percentage, would you see a linear graph going down, hitting 0 as the machine shuts down? I've never tested that but i
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by tomovo 10y ago
Sarcarsm? In some cases you can just do sanity checks on your inputs and use larger number formats for doing sums. Depends on the use case.
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by tomovo 10y ago
I have also used this for queuing audio buffers in my game. It works great and the author was nice enough to do a quick adjustment for me. How I used it: http://www.catnapgames.com/2016/01/19/new-sound-mixer&#
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by tomovo 10y ago
Wasn't thin enough.
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by tomovo 10y ago
At some point it was but they scratched it.
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by tomovo 10y ago
I wonder what would happen if Adobe released Photoshop for Linux. Or if Ableton for Linux was released. I'm pretty sure those would make them try A LOT harder on the desktop front.

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