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by yetihehe 2y ago
Then someone would complain "Why didn't they say it's a serotonin? That way title would be more informative".
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by yetihehe 2y ago
I always thought it's something connected to my high blood pressure, I typically see them on any bright background when air pressure changes or when I'm doing some exercises. I have normal eye pressure and no visible changes to re
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by yetihehe 2y ago
But this creates value for shareholders! /s Actually all that trawling at least provides tons of food for people and typically is at least regulated to not do too much harm. Getting a lot of clams from beach for fun does not put food
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by yetihehe 2y ago
Giving Ukraine enough weapons to keep fighting, but not enough to win fast is not a very friendly move. This way Ukrainians are bleeding away instead of just winning. A little sacrificial for me. But yeah, alternative of Ukrainians just sur
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by yetihehe 2y ago
Make a program for 8051 MCU. Or a lot of other microcontrollers. > This “sometimes you need a knife" argument just doesn’t make sense. You can have the power and the safety. Stop cutting off your fingers. Sometimes you need a scalpe
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by yetihehe 2y ago
I love one comparison to hole hawg[0] (used for unix vs windows&mac), which is usable here. Memory safe languages are like a fancy electric drill from target. They get the job done, but if you want some more serious drilling they die on
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by yetihehe 2y ago
Simple | Fast | Safe. Choose two.
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by yetihehe 2y ago
> Code should be dumb and easily maintainable. We now have enough resources to do this. When C was created, we had to do those tricks to have good performance. Currently C is best used for constrained devices, where sometimes you nee
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by yetihehe 2y ago
What other types are you planning? Maybe some floats (even if only on cpu targets, would be nice).
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by yetihehe 2y ago
Bend looks like a nice language. > That's a 111x speedup by doing nothing. No thread spawning, no explicit management of locks, mutexes. We just asked bend to run our program on RTX, and it did. Simple as that. Note that, for now, B
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by yetihehe 2y ago
Wow, Bend looks like a nice language. > That's a 111x speedup by doing nothing. No thread spawning, no explicit management of locks, mutexes. We just asked bend to run our program on RTX, and it did. Simple as that. Note that, for n
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by yetihehe 2y ago
It's about actual gyroscopes (motion sensors), not optical stabilisation. Gyroscopes in cameras are now so good they can pick up earth rotation. Perfect for stabilising image of stars, not so good for stabilising imae of duck translati
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by yetihehe 2y ago
They could chase it in circles. Prey typically escapes pretty predictably (away from you), so you can chase from side to force some direction. Also if you have group, you can use everyone in group in loose circle.
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by yetihehe 2y ago
> where the processing locks up and leaves the laser pointed at a single spot continuously, burning a hole and possibly starting a fire. Already solved for 3d-printers locking up and starting a fire.
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by yetihehe 2y ago
If it was done after the print, you could use water (mist) cooling, would probably help a lot with preventing plastic sticking to your endmill. If it's done mid print, you would probably like to do it for each layer, so no long cool ti
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by yetihehe 2y ago
Everything always goes wrong when it leaves it's small niche and starts being monetised. The thing that mattered no longer matters, only money.
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by yetihehe 2y ago
Hmm, milling is complicated, milling hot plastic is almost impossible, but maybe a head with heated rod to gently iron the plastic? Like ironing with printhead, but specifically shaped to also iron laterally?
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by yetihehe 2y ago
I prefer cotton to plastic fibers floating everywhere in our environment after washing clothes. In plastic clothes, a lot of people (me including) smell awful and no amount of antiperspirants helps.
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by yetihehe 2y ago
Or you can use that liquid oxygen to precool your input, saving some energy over just venting it.
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by yetihehe 2y ago
Efficiency no, but: "The effect can be substantial. Under the optimum conditions of color, angle, and polarization, Lv says, “the evaporation rate is four times the thermal limit.”" So, up to 400% efficiency compared to temperatur
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by yetihehe 2y ago
Heat is made of phonons, essentially dispersed noise inside material. Energy can be transmitted using photons (you are thinking of infra red, but very hot objects also emit higher frequencies, in visible spectrum and sometimes even into xra
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by yetihehe 2y ago
I've made simple tool to make invocation traces in java. I had to fix errors in BIG project where sometimes invocation goes throught several layers (gui -> local coordinator -> remote coordinator -> remote server and result ba
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by yetihehe 2y ago
> What kind of world is this where a handful of people, Putin and a close group of the regime, get to dictate the lives of hundreds of millions of democratic citizens? World full of peaceful people who don't want any kind of viole
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by yetihehe 2y ago
> I don't understand why ordinary people would pay for the new Windows. Ordinary people buy PC notebook from some big chain electronics retailer. They don't know that there is anything other than "a notebook" or (a pr
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by yetihehe 2y ago
Curious question: would prefilling destination buffer with newlines (\n only) be faster than sprinkling them from a list of positions?
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by yetihehe 3y ago
I fully agree.
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by yetihehe 3y ago
> One, we become focused on the negative, so we train ourselves to see flaws. This focuses us to be negative by a fault, and we see this online when say, there’s a post about a cool article. The first comment will be a criticism of a min
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by yetihehe 3y ago
Current one could be pronounced "geekle".
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by yetihehe 3y ago
How to detect imperfect simulation: some unexplainable missing wavelength bands, or quantisation of results where it should be continuous would hint at "cutting corners" in simulation, like steps in energy levels from very distant
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by yetihehe 3y ago
Good simulations have constant time step and may not run in real time. From inside such simulation, you would never know.

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