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by vardump 3y ago
I just use the zoom feature. Although most of the time the target is large enough anyways.
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by vardump 3y ago
The difference is probably you used floats and he/she used fixed point (integers). Of course that way you do run out of precision very quickly. Software emulated floats on Amiga 2000 were really, really slow.
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by vardump 3y ago
I don't think Tesla has ever promised solid state batteries.
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by vardump 3y ago
Amazon's stock holders are sure happy at this point Amazon didn't accept to be just an online book store.
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by vardump 3y ago
Galaxy S20 definitely has a microsd-slot. At least some models.
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by vardump 3y ago
I'll agree once Waymo can operate in any weather. Including snowy, meaning the road surface is completely covered by snow and ice plus heavy snowing.
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by vardump 3y ago
Samsung should get the memory card slot back. Heck, I still miss easily replaceable battery from Galaxy S5! In general, I hate how Galaxy S series is just becoming more and more like an iPhone. (Well, other than reasonably long firmware upd
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by vardump 3y ago
Windows kernel debugger also lets you to totally suspend Windows. You can configure it to connect over ethernet.
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by vardump 3y ago
Fun times with buggy kernel drivers. Pass something with a 0 length, pointing to NULL. Enjoy your blue screens and kernel panics.
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by vardump 3y ago
> ... modern photography suites offer both correction of effects of lenses (e.g vignetting and pincushion) and chromatic aberration... Yeah. I haven't worried about chromatic aberration in lenses for about 15 years now. It's tr
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by vardump 3y ago
I'd love to buy a hand mixer that doesn't have plastic gearing, which is approximately 100% of the market. Those just keep breaking. I'd buy one with durable metal parts even if it costs 2-3x normal price level.
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by vardump 3y ago
Yes.
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by vardump 3y ago
I tried it with M2 Max Macbooks. Definitely TB4/USB4 capable.
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by vardump 3y ago
I've tried the same method and it's about 10 Gbps, not 10 GBps.
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by vardump 3y ago
You need more like 50 Gbps to saturate a modern Nvme SSD. 10 Gbps doesn't come close.
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by vardump 3y ago
Weirdly and notably BE200 is not compatible at all with AMD platforms. The system might not even POST, so the issue is not about driver support.
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by vardump 3y ago
Mike Pall is doing pretty amazing work. Lots of respect.
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by vardump 3y ago
Looks like LuaJIT is still going to be faster, because Deegen requires runtime code generation, thus executable + writable pages, which iOS platform does not allow.
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by vardump 3y ago
> ...I have complete control over its operating system. But no control over BIOS, firmware for over 10 devices (wifi, bluetooth, camera, SSD, touchpad, and so on), a full hidden OS running on the CPU, etc. Every USB device has their own
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by vardump 3y ago
Caching is bounded, GC is potentially boundless. Caching is all about deciding what to evict.
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by vardump 3y ago
Wrote a truetype rasterizer about 20 years ago. I took the easy way out and just simply antialised everything, didn't even try to support TrueType hinting programs. Sure, things looked blurry, but it didn't matter much when everyt
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by vardump 3y ago
Fun for testing that new high refresh rate monitor. Like (WARNING: flashes a lot on a 60 Hz monitor!) https://testufo.com/rainboweffect I can't see any blinking on a 240+ Hz display, but a DLP-like rainbow effect when
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by vardump 3y ago
What would be the cheapest and lowest power option to get 100G networking (50-100G actual performance is good enough) and at least one 8 lane PCI-e GPU? Plus at least 2x M.2.
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by vardump 3y ago
Indeed. ECC is non-negotiable, even for "consumer"-grade servers. Heck, also for workstations. Less/no mystery software malfunctions.
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by vardump 3y ago
Beleave: To leave behind, abandon. But pretty sure it should have been "believe". Regardless, I had to double take given the context.
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by vardump 3y ago
Probably only to prevent those activities during driving. I doubt they have any other interest.
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by vardump 3y ago
You don't hear about it, because they don't do that.
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by vardump 3y ago
Luckily those same distances ensure that interactions between those worst enemies are practically zero.
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by vardump 3y ago
Can it run continuously for years?
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by vardump 3y ago
Humanity might one day spread to all over the galaxy by hitchhiking passing stars. Well, assuming we don't self-annihilate ourselves at some point. Or be destroyed by some cataclysm. I guess we'd better spread to as many locations

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