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by yw3410 4y ago
This is completely random, but what pixel scrolling strategy are you using? Do you allow sub-pixel positions or do you clamp to a pixel grid?
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by yw3410 4y ago
The Fate series which later spawned a massive franchise (multiple games, movies and books) started off as an eroge.
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by yw3410 4y ago
If you haven't done it, then the statistical proofs for the gas equations and the proofs for Maxwell's equations also rank up there for me as well.
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by yw3410 4y ago
Graeber's essays come up from time-to-time. Philosophy usually gets upvoted quite highly.
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by yw3410 4y ago
Arch's documentation is incomplete? Arch has to have the most comprehensive documentation of all the distros. Even when I'm troubleshooting other distros I'll check the Arch wiki first!
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by yw3410 4y ago
If you're not picky, blending it is quicker in bulk.
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by yw3410 4y ago
Is lasagna not a pasta dish? Or cannelloni? Surely it ceases to be those dishes when you use, say, orzo...
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by yw3410 4y ago
I wonder if it has anything to do with the WebGPU standards not allowing it for browsers, or even maybe that it's not actually a meaningful question from WebGPU's point of view (iirc, they have their own allocator).
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by yw3410 4y ago
Are you using the memory budget extension? https://registry.khronos.org/vulkan/specs/1.3-extensions/man...
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by yw3410 4y ago
Yes. It can be a major PITA, in certain problem spaces and I think most people don't pretend it's a great solution but ultimately accept it as a limitation of being hosted on the JVM.
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by yw3410 4y ago
I think koka uses a different approach for its multishot continuations than scheme as well.
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by yw3410 4y ago
Scala only does single method tail recursion and rewrites it into a while loop. Cats and other libraries use a technique called trampolining which basically moves the frames to the heap (or a mixed technique where they do recurse a certain
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by yw3410 4y ago
Worth noting for c (and hence your niche language of choice via ffi) there is also glfw for windowing and webgpu-native which is from the same folk as wgpu. EDIT: and also libuv which is the cross platform event loop for node.
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by yw3410 4y ago
I used Wayland for almost everything (AMD GPU), but the performance for some applications such as Blender are absolutely abysmal currently. I have to switch to X when using those apps.
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by yw3410 4y ago
It feels like it would work really well (you could even swap between arenas per frame). I've been wanting to try something similar but it's early days.
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by yw3410 4y ago
What did you enjoy about being a security guard?
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by yw3410 5y ago
What do you mean by "play nice"? I tend to use quickfix lists because I can edit/filter/persist them; so for example I'll have some tests/warnings but won't care about them for the moment but then rerun th
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by yw3410 5y ago
You're forgetting about custom build scripts. Thankfully most of the core ones have moved off cloning dependencies for ffi purposes (think cloning an alsa-lib version for ffi), but it used to be super common.
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by yw3410 5y ago
Why wouldn't you set the makeprg and have it populate the quickfix list instead?
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by yw3410 5y ago
It's certainly true for a lot of corporate graduate schemes require a 2.1 in a relevant subject and reputable university in the UK. It's typically used as an initial filter.
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by yw3410 5y ago
One point to add to all of the great points here is consider getting a smaller keyboard (or an ergodox) especially if you're on the smaller side (for the same reason as the last point, stretching less tends to be nicer on the tendons).
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by yw3410 5y ago
Is what the same as Wayland? Maybe you've misunderstood the article? The process is running as root and reading directly from /proc; the article acknowledges that it's essentially a keylogger.
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by yw3410 5y ago
I was super-surprised when I used rust macros (specifically macro rules) about how lispy it was. There was an aha-moment when I realised that it was token based and not AST based like some other macro systems I've worked with in some o
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by yw3410 6y ago
The RSPB in the UK found no evidence of cats causing the decline and attributes it to a decline in habitat. [1] https://www.rspb.org.uk/birds-and-wildlife/advice/gardening-...
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by yw3410 6y ago
It's a rebrand iirc.
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by yw3410 6y ago
Yes; but you have to remember that git forges like GitHub and Gitlab push you towards that the open development model with their defaults.
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by yw3410 6y ago
I think it's really cool project; but could you explain why it's important that a binary works everywhere for you? I don't really get the enthusiasm for this sort of thing. Maybe I have a blind spot or something or I've
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by yw3410 6y ago
I'm not sure I agree with your article. I can think of at least one way to structure an ISA such that incentives aren't aligned. Since it's relatively risk-free, the ISA could essentially just optimize for number of students
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by yw3410 6y ago
Isn't your hypothesis dependent on the fact that there is a way to convince the public at all? The alternative tends to be more enticing. Humour me; how would you have convinced the public that a pandemic was a real risk before it happ
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by yw3410 6y ago
The problem is the client doesn't want to admit it - if you ask the client how much volume they're realistically expecting and they insist on a ludicrous number; what do you do?

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