woggy

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by woggy 2y ago
I'm not American. Are these people not concerned of the effects of emptying out CIA and FBI?
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by woggy 2y ago
I don't think my Mazda3 has anything near that range
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by woggy 2y ago
Curious if the explosives in the pagers would have been detected at airports. Also, imagine if one went off in a plane.
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by woggy 2y ago
Whats the release date for Zero?
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by woggy 2y ago
It's already bad, but the amount of garbage that is going to flood YouTube now is going to make it unusable.
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by woggy 3y ago
Curious what your thoughts are on ElectricSQL?
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by woggy 3y ago
So comparing this with Replicache, basically same client but with a real-time managed server?
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by woggy 4y ago
Warning: Pure speculation ahead. Based on this issue [1] I have a feeling JetBrains is keeping their eye on Zig for an official plugin. Zig + high powered IDE support would be magical. [1] https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issu
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by woggy 4y ago
I use VSCode with the C/C++ extension on Windows, the debugger works great.
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by woggy 5y ago
> To see where the problem is, just think about this: If int/float were separate modules that do not depend on each other, where the (int,float) and (float,int) pairs should be defined? Nowhere? Somewhere? In either one of the modul
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by woggy 5y ago
I wish we had 30 year fixed-rate mortgages in Aus
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by woggy 5y ago
Supporters do get access to PDFs of his draft books. These are rewrites of his original book on tensor calculus [1]. I worked through most of the original and I thought it was quite good. [1] https://www.amazon.com.au/Intr
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by woggy 5y ago
Pavel Grinfield is writing a number of tensor textbooks that he is self-publishing. They can be found for free on his website [1]. He also has Youtube channel with some great videos. I just started supporting him on Patreon as I think he
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An Introduction to Tensor Calculus(grinfeld.org)
65 points by woggy 5y ago|14 comments
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by woggy 5y ago
Weird that this pops up today as I was trying to find something like this yesterday. Good luck with it!
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by woggy 5y ago
Kind of related: I have a 'firstname@lastname.email' email address. I had booked movers online as I am moving apartments. I thought it was confirmed because I got an automated email back confirming the booking. I gave them a ca
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by woggy 5y ago
Now they just need free functions without a static class...
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by woggy 5y ago
Is this meant to compete with MathCAD and MapleFlow?
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by woggy 6y ago
This has been my experience as well. The complaints I frequently hear from Americans regarding 'socialized healthcare' never ring true based on my experience in countries like the UK or Australia.
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by woggy 6y ago
I don't think anyone doubts that American healthcare is technically of good quality. Its the insurance system that is broken.
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by woggy 6y ago
One of the goals of Zig is to keep the language simple. From the website: "There is no hidden control flow, no hidden memory allocations, no preprocessor, and no macros. If Zig code doesn't look like it's jumping away to call
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by woggy 6y ago
This is an awful situation for Andy. Very sad he has had to go through this.
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by woggy 6y ago
It's gone through a complete rewrite. The developer has stated recently that the rewrite will be released soon.
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by woggy 6y ago
A little bit off topic, but I hear a Pijul release is coming some time within the next week (its been a year since the last one). I've never really understood Git and always hoped for something else to come along, at least as an alter
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by woggy 6y ago
We were taught programming in high school in QBasic (2005-2006). It was fun and we learned a lot. I don't think it matters how old the language is.
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by woggy 6y ago
I rarely see Grasshopper [1] mentioned in these threads. This is a very successful visual programming tool used by designers and engineers, primarily for generating geometry. Where I work (structural engineering firm) some of the engineers
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by woggy 6y ago
That is typically tetrahedral meshing. Hex meshing is sometimes an option, with the caveat that the user must first decompose the geometry (slice it up) into simpler sections that are mappable. This seems to be automated polyhedral meshing
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by woggy 7y ago
The "conspiracy" is that hazard reduction burning has been blocked by the Australian Greens (and other environmental bodies). More hazard reduction may be required, but this is orthogonal to the above. I have seen no evidence of
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by woggy 7y ago
Can you please provide more detail on what you are referring to?
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by woggy 7y ago
Perhaps I didn't understand what you meant by your post. Maybe you can explain?

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