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What the author implemented is a specific case of Saint Venant shallow water equations (in case you want to know where it comes form).
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Are the last percents harder to complete ? (law of diminishing returns)
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I use rust a lot but, Roc is right: compilation times are not proportional to the safety you gain. At least in my project.
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> I don't think that a species that flourishes from the hot tropics to the freezing arctic I'm sure you are talking about bacteria, not humans. Don't you ??? :-)
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> Please show me where GDPR requires cookie banners. That's the bit everyone forget. GDPR didn't ask for cookie banners at all. It asked for consent in case consent is needed. And most of the time consent is not needed since I
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> HD 20794, a star with a slightly lower mass than the Sun and located just 20 light-years away I'd prefer to hear about interstallar travel news rather than DeepSeek ones :-) The pale-blue-dot is really generating anxiety :-/
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So at least Zuck had at least one good idea, useful for all of us !
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"You write code yourself." I don't see myself writing wgpu or tokio. And wgpu is a hefty price to pay in dependencies. So yeah, dep's are a plague, but hey, we are writing super complex stuff nowadays. And I don't c
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You measure the past, but you don't measure the future, right ?
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Thanks, didn't know about that tool. Will try !
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Thx! didn't notice that pluto had this feature (I used it like a Jupyter notebook, shame on me :-) )
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I like your comment. But let's take for example JupyterNoteBook. It's nice but not as good Knuth's stuff. Why ? Because the notebook forces you to follow the evaluation order whereas Knuth allows you follow your ideas order.
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They do not align with their team either. A goal's team is "maximize fun, minimize stress". And strangely, many managers although they are very good at being "the leaders" are disappointing when it comes to "ca
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So one day my car insurance company will tell me: "you have to pay us more because you are driving yourself".
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firewalled :-(
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FTA: > But he said these forecasting systems are reliant on the weather prediction models that are already running, such as that operated by ECMWF. et voilà.
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hey flooooh thanks for your 6502 cycle accurate emulation :-) signed:some emulator author :-)
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Ok, understood. I'm now telling you: "Here is a way to reconfigure the economy through technological, economic, and political change, to make it so that one can feel good about consumption again, then I will go to hell and back to
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who is the most popular ? BdW ? JLB ?
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yeah, fused mul-add is certainly better. Dunno how one epxresses that in rust though :-) Ahhh seems like there at least f64::mul_add() in stdlib :-)
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In the rectangle method, there is "let x = a + i * h + (h / F1::from(2)...)" I didn't check, but I wonder if it is not better to do x = a + (i+0.5)*h... My reasoning is that if "i" is very big, then i * h can b
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No, most user don't choose. Android doesn't provide a menaingful way to choose to the users, it pushes you to choose Google. That's a big difference. It would be a choice if, when you start android for the first time, it asks
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The more you put AI, you automate, the more you centralize control. Heck, when you don't need humans anymore, then there's no work anymore and it remains a few very wealthy people. You end up with a big inequal society. And I beli
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Yeah, one thing is for sure: the robot has actually understood that it is very boring to do the laundry. Proof ? Just look at how it botches the d*n task :-) I mean, I would never ever pince a t-shirt so bad :-)
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I'm on the dumb side: what happens if Ukraine surrenders to Putin ? Putin takes some rest, wait a few years to rebuild its army and invade the next country ?
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Another one I had when starting was to underestimate the power of the GPU. I really needed to increase the size of my toy problems to actually see the benefits of using a GPU. For data transfers, my experience is that you rather quickly hit
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soul bossa nova !
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> kernel-level anti-cheat Add UEFI on your PC and DRM in your browser. And next, your governement will ask you to add its anti pedo-pornography tools. And then we have a new episode of Black Mirror...
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Been long since I've checked what one can do with shaders and this is truly impressive !
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> These rules discourage new businesses from starting No. They encourage new businesses to start without compromising on the fundamental stuff.
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