vtsrh

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by vtsrh 11y ago
And removed from the first page down to 978th position. https://news.ycombinator.com/news?p=33 Don't tell me this was caused by user flags, because it clearly wasn't. Edit: It is completely gone now.
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by vtsrh 11y ago
I got the impression that the person wasn't insured. Having glanced over some of the ( 14000+ ) comments, I haven't found any that would suggest otherwise. I really wish someone would clarify this.
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by vtsrh 11y ago
I was genuinely interested in the topic and clicked on the link. I was met with an interface that was alien to me, as if someone went out of their way to make it unusable and semi-broken. Browsers have an established UI with a scroll bar, y
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by vtsrh 11y ago
I find it rather disappointing that it still takes on the order of 10^2 milliseconds to solve the hardest sudokus. This was tested with my own algorithm and one supposedly fast found online. I will revise my code, but I doubt I will improve
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by vtsrh 11y ago
How do you build dieharder on windows? I guess you just don't...
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by vtsrh 11y ago
It passed for me. Where did you get the diehard test? If you compiled it directly from http://www.stat.fsu.edu/pub/diehard/ then it is because that source is broken.
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by vtsrh 11y ago
This is great, but everything so far is overly positive. Can we get some negative criticism as well. Anyone qualified?
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by vtsrh 11y ago
Speaker mentions[0] that it is possible to get a different statistically random value every time you run the program, without any input to the program, apparently by using some tricks, but she refuses to elaborate for the camera. Can anyo
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by vtsrh 11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9885478 Looks like you hit an infinite loop. Better luck next time.
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by vtsrh 11y ago
Use it for new code. Libraries are written too.
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by vtsrh 11y ago
Keep the old code, instead just start using it for new one.
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by vtsrh 11y ago
Tesla Superchargers are not the solution for this, as they are simply not designed for such use. They were built to help with long range destinations. There are cases where users, (ab)using them as you do, got a request to reduce their usag
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by vtsrh 11y ago
Well the solution is simple : return (x+0U)<<16 | (y+0U); Would it be insane to have a inline library for every arithmetic operation, that would handle such cases and offer addition optional functionality?
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by vtsrh 11y ago
If I start using the phrase "let's define this " before starting an argument, people usually start to stare. I think it could be done online since there is no strict text limit and it helps with understanding. Will try it ne
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by vtsrh 11y ago
The good part is that this removes the same vulnerability for everyone.
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by vtsrh 11y ago
If you are a computer then they are in-fact unique, since every hash has a different value. But that in not what is the definition of unique for humans. Since we are humans talking in English, then we have to agree on some definitions: Uniq
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by vtsrh 11y ago
I was talking about having unique planets . I never said they don't have some large-number of them.
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by vtsrh 11y ago
This shows that their universe generation is simple. They cannot generate gas giants with moons, that would in fact be solid.
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by vtsrh 11y ago
Till now, I have seen about 10 different planets, from various trailers and presentations. Clearly the game doesn't have 18*10^18 unique planets, since this is impossible. The problem this game has is, does it have enough variance in i
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by vtsrh 11y ago
The article doesn't really explain merge sort , but only merging two sorted arrays.
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by vtsrh 11y ago
They haven't promised a product, so calling it vapor-ware is unwarranted. So far they have delivered as much as they have promised.
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by vtsrh 11y ago
It is a start-up. They just got their patents up last year, demanding working hardware seems unreasonable and they have working machines simulated in software.