CountHackulus

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by CountHackulus 13y ago
For nearly any other assembly language, like say System 390 or PowerPC, it's a straightforward 1-1 mapping. Macros and pseudo instructions more fall into the real of text pre-processing than compiling.
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
This is probably the simplest article about the subject: http://www.reedbeta.com/blog/2013/01/12/quick-and-easy-gpu-r...
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
That's something the demoscene loves to do. There's a few ways to do it, but what's usually done is to have a large bitmap filled with random values that's accessed by a function of threadID and current pixel (or whatever other info you hav
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
How am I supposed to represent multiple voices in this? Something like a 4-part fugue would be much more difficult to represent in this notation than in traditional notation.
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
Went to a Tesla "dealership" today, this article is entirely true. I was horribly disappointed that I couldn't actually afford the car.
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
iq is very well known in the demoscene. He's one of the greatest and most creative coders that there's ever been.
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
All sensors are monochrome just with red, green, and blue filters over pixels in what's called a Bayer pattern. The only real exception to this rule that I can think of is the Foveon sensor.
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
That security is going to be disabled so fast it'll make Sony's head spin. x86 is a well known processor with a ton of corner cases, legacy code, and know attacks that should make this a lot easier than the Cell, where no one really knew ho
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
But in this case it's not really the CFM that matters, it's also the static pressure. Especially since they're trying to make a nice sheet flow at good speed.
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
Should it be illegal? They shared a public link to a spreadsheet exposed on a .gov address. If anything, it's the owner of that .gov address that needs to get in trouble for placing sensitive documents in a publicly accessible location.
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
While I do agree with you that Iceland is pretty cool, the fact that pornography is illegal doesn't sit well with me. Plus Icelandair has been nothing but unhelpful to me.
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
The ability to vary elasticity is indeed pretty neat, and I wonder if this will bring around a new era of "your logo on a tshirt" shops offering custom 3d-printed designer clothing.
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
I'm 28 and I work in mainframes. Or rather, I write compilers for mainframes and I have to say that I disagree with the top voted post. Mainframes have an amazing CPU architecture that is different enough from x86 to really open your mind.
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President Obama would choose to fight the horse-sized duck(theatlantic.com)
1 points by CountHackulus 14y ago|0 comments
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
Well this should be fun to data mine.
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
Not to mention that it's rotating by +-90 or 180 degrees, which is a whole lot faster than an arbitrary rotation.
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
The problem is that they're using it for encryption.
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
That's weird, it's a major Canadian newspaper.
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
My guess here is that either the Partial Redundancy Elimination or Loop Invariant Code Motion (or some interaction between the two) in MSVC2010 needed a helping hand, but I agree with mmastrac, it's hard to know exactly what's going on with
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
That's absolutely brilliant. The sorting part is fairly straightforward, but the alignment and filtering steps are pure genius.
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Time to toss the floss(ottawacitizen.com)
45 points by CountHackulus 14y ago|55 comments
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2012: The year Irish newspapers tried to destroy the web(mcgarrsolicitors.ie)
56 points by CountHackulus 14y ago|33 comments
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
Pretty sure that's isomorphic to rule 17: Every win fails eventually
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White House releases their home brewing recipes(petitions.whitehouse.gov)
1 points by CountHackulus 14y ago|0 comments
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
I work on the System 390 every day, this is surprisingly accurate.
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Drone crashes near the UC Center for Drone Policy and Ethics(uccenterfordrones.wordpress.com)
3 points by CountHackulus 14y ago|1 comments
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
New excuse for not quitting smoking, it's good for the environment.
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
A really good job there, he doesn't put down others at all, he just plays his strengths. Quite respectable.
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Apple fires manager of Maps team(arstechnica.com)
1 points by CountHackulus 14y ago|0 comments
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by CountHackulus 14y ago
When I saw import std.stdio; I could've sword I was looking at D for a second. So clearly I'm all for this proposal. Anything to make C++ more like D is a win in my books.

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