yunnpp

12 ms·

211.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
Yeah, that's "the mouse book" in my mind. The tiger book is also a very good compilation of topics, though it leaves things as "exercise for the reader" more often than I would like to. https://www.goodre
212.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
Help me with a tl;dr here, but are effects just monads?
213.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
Interesting experience and perhaps not entirely surprising given that type-hole driven development was already a thing prior to LLMs. Like how many ways are there to implement "[a] -> [b] -> [(a,b)]", let alone when you prov
214.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
The website has come a long way, a good reminder for Santa to drop a donation. Computer graphics needs more open education for sure. Traditional techniques are sealed in old books you have to go out of your way and find; Sergei Savchenko&#x
215.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
Legend of the Gobbos
216.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
Are you saying 501 non-profits don't pay capital gains? (b) certainly avoids tax on the donor's part, but on the non-profit? I am assuming the non-profit would have to convert to fiat to do something useful with the donation.
217.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
Never seen a better description of Jordan B Peterson. Should also add climate-change denier there.
218.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
I don't know who this Joan is, but this blog is a gold mine. This other post on the infantilization of failure is very well-put: https://www.joanwestenberg.com/uh-oh-the-infantilization-of-...
219.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
The worm propagates without human interaction. I only wish my systems to defecate its corpse soon.
220.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
That's interesting that reset() wipes the lifetime of references. Good reading material too, thanks.
221.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
Thanks for putting that together. Not my daily cup but it seems like a good reference for server setup.
222.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
Just look at what they are stating: > that did exactly what I needed > I have zero knowledge of k8s, helm or configmaps. Obviously this is not anything resembling engineering, or anything a respectful programmer would do. An elevator
223.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
> One concern was that Arenas introduced “Use-After-Free” bugs, a classic C++ problem where you access memory after the arena has been cleared, causing a crash. In Rust, can the lifetime of objects be tied to that of the arena to prevent
224.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
lol, this got me good.
225.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
Obviously you have no kids or live in a remote cabin isolated from society. Banning social media in principle is like banning the sales of alcohol and other drugs to underage people. Those bans are good for society irrespective of your pare
226.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
Of course, being able to call out a sorting algorithm is the kind of thing that makes you very "cool and in touch" in the grander scheme of things, unlike, say, playing sports or lifting 500lbs.
227.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
My masters was also on procedural generation. Now I wonder how many of us are out there. At any rate, given that this paper divides the terrain in regions and apparently seeds each region deterministically, it looks like one could implement
228.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
Did you just escape from a religious sect living inside an underwater cavern or something?
229.
by yunnpp 10mo ago
Why are you "on the spectrum" for pointing out the correct use of the term? As far as I can tell, everybody else is on some spectrum of "idiot".
230.
by yunnpp 11mo ago
3035? :)
231.
by yunnpp 11mo ago
In the old days you could just call someone a goddamn noob. Suleyman is a goddamn noob. He can't code for shit, so it's no wonder he doesn't understand the programmer's point of view, he can't understand why people
232.
by yunnpp 11mo ago
Many studios don't even hire rendering engineers anymore. Much of AAA is UE5 slop. And then there is the looming AI slop, which publishers are already thinking about. I think it'll burst at some point, but it'll get worse bef
233.
by yunnpp 11mo ago
Actually, a console is worse than a PC. It's main reason for existence is to enforce DRM on the user to protect copyright/IP.
234.
by yunnpp 11mo ago
A free market where the government participates with billions in investment and tax cuts, yes.
235.
by yunnpp 11mo ago
Plot twist: he's dead.
236.
by yunnpp 11mo ago
That search engine results suck and it is increasingly hard to find those websites, thus HN serves as an old-school website index. I think that was his point, and I don't disagree with it.
237.
by yunnpp 11mo ago
Yeah, comments like these really make you question the authors' background in optimization. Never mind that AMD actually publishes ISA specs for all of their graphics IPs -- it is not their point that you don't understand it -- wh
238.
by yunnpp 11mo ago
In Larry we trust. Only he can deliver salvation to his people.
239.
by yunnpp 11mo ago
"the left". It is a disservice to call that "the left", since it has nothing to do with left-wing policy. But please explain to a noob like me how exactly those 401ks are enabling that, and what ESG have anything to do w
240.
by yunnpp 11mo ago
Thanks for the reference. Looks very from-the-ground-up and comprehensive.

More ›