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by unconed 4y ago
But how is the user supposed to see that if the rendering is arbitrary and misleading? Seriously this is the kind of bullshit that makes normal people hate programmers because you miss the point entirely while thinking you're on it.
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by unconed 4y ago
A completely user respecting way is no ads. Try again.
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by unconed 4y ago
[cowboy bepop theme music plays] It's not obvious you can just go back and edit the formula already. Also it will be hard to do neat tricks if the sampling positions are not fixed on the x axis in world space.
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by unconed 4y ago
These aren't vaccines, not according to the definition that was accepted before 2020. If Quillette wants to rail against "antivaxxers", they should define their terms. Then they can explain why they're so happy with thes
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by unconed 4y ago
Discourse is 80% good and sane defaults, but 20% utterly unbearable tut-tutting by people who seem convinced they know how other people should run their communities. As a user, you will be constantly nudged and prodded and notified, and as
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Use.GPU – Live vs. React(usegpu.live)
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by unconed 4y ago
If you applied the same standard of guilt by association that the post is invoking to other fora, there would be little left. A is "linked to" B. A "perpetuates" B. A is "known to influence" B. These are all we
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by unconed 4y ago
Why would it not have a definition? Here's one. "Woke": an extreme form of contradictory progressivism popularized in the 2010s, which favors censorship and ostracization over intellectual engagement. The idea that you can&#x
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by unconed 4y ago
I don't use autoformat, because it gets things wrong constantly. E.g. taking two similar lines and wrapping one but not the other, because of 1 character length difference. Instead I explicitly line my code out by hand to emphasize str
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by unconed 4y ago
It is not more efficient to write endless permutations of the same concepts. It creates a maintenance nightmare.
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by unconed 4y ago
Woke refers to an ideology that, among other things, uses manipulative arguments, framing and emotional appeals to hide the fact that it is intellectual quicksand, serving people who want to morally elevate themselves without substance. Exa
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by unconed 4y ago
I thought this was a clever joke at first that parodied how reddit forces their app on mobile users in various insidious ways... but it turns out Medium does the same. You want to know why the web is so bad? Because it's slowly become
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by unconed 4y ago
I find it weird people are focusing so much on the tech, instead of the kind of person who would use it. After decades of professional software development, it should be clear that code is a liability. The more you have, the worse things ge
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by unconed 4y ago
Because most of them have no notion of a lambda, which has all the same knock on effects you get in normal code.
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by unconed 4y ago
Why would I give money to a site whose moderation enforces a political ideology and which was complicit in the cover up of the pandemic lies?
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by unconed 4y ago
You haven't done any front end development recently I imagine? The entire purpose of what people do with state management and contexts is to decouple this.
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by unconed 4y ago
Wat. Are you a teenager? Web 1.0 had user interaction in the form of forms, which made http get/post requests.
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by unconed 5y ago
It's a remarkable game for a few reasons. At its base, it's a solid puzzle game that presents a steady set of brainteasers and challenges. Each builds upon the next, slowly teaching you more depth with a very limited set of elemen
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by unconed 5y ago
>Identify coordinated manipulative behaviour on social media. You mean the Russian propaganda, or the West's propaganda? Seriously, two years after "two weeks to flatten the curve" everyone is at it _again_ and it's e
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by unconed 5y ago
It's the exact opposite: the work arounds people come up with to solve the Tree problem described in the post is a two way binding, which is already difficult to reason about. The model with continuations restores one way data flow, ma
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by unconed 8y ago
Not very. There is a huge difference between graphics rendering and interactive UI. By the time you add proper cross platform text rendering, a proper layout system, image/video/audio (incl. multirate streaming), resolution scalin
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by unconed 10y ago
Yes, yes, yes, it's always the same. Misrepresent well-cited arguments as rants, shoo people away with vague insinuations, and discredit the author from afar. All in the name of the "safety" and "diversity" of a nar
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by unconed 11y ago
All the code is open source, under a do-what-you-want license, including the slides, and the bulk of it is the MathBox library, designed to do exactly this sort of thing. You are free to build upon it. If this isn't considered "ac
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by unconed 11y ago
It could work. I just want to emphasize this is really an incomplete DFT. It's missing the upper bands and it's also sparsely sampling the ones it does show (the full DFT would have 512 non-aliased bands). I also think in the gene
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by unconed 12y ago
Getting upset over a term like "the hivemind" is exactly the kind of thing that turns off true rational debaters, and sets you on the path to a self-reinforcing validation box. Uncomfortable truths will always be unpleasant. Spot
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by unconed 12y ago
Indeed, Share.js is awesome. I've worked extensively with it, and recently hooked up Share.js to immutable React using a modified React-Cursor. It takes local mutations and converts them into JSON-OT. Remote OTs are merged back in, the
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by unconed 12y ago
Just pretend it's C and imagine how you might merge by hand a couple of .c + .h files into a single .c file that compiles. That's basically how it works.
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by unconed 12y ago
Formatting legacy stuff was always part of the deal, but at the same time, I was never interested in being able to host vim. Some people disagreed rather vocally. One of the things I discovered was just how much legacy cruft is really aroun
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by unconed 12y ago
Some of this is because I'm wrapping it inside a ghetto CSS 3D presentation framework I've been reusing for almost 2 years, built when this stuff was buggy as hell. Mea culpa. But compared to any game running on the same underlyin
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by unconed 12y ago
MB2 is completely separate from v1. I replaced the tQuery dependency with Threestrap, which is much less opinionated and the opposite of monolithic. The shaders are now compiled in so it runs over file://. The API works mostly the

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