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by canyp 1mo ago
It's answered in the article. The argument is not that giant creatures can't exist, but that they cannot exist as a simple scaled-up version of the otherwise identical smaller version.
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by canyp 3mo ago
You could have elaborated the way you did here to begin with. > shame on you if it's your website, given that you've previously submitted content from there How do you jump to such a conclusion without evidence? Has somebody h
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by canyp 3mo ago
Not to take away from the post, but "everyone is not" should probably be "not everyone is".
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by canyp 3mo ago
The math alone doesn't do it justice anyway because the context switch is terrible. Why can't I just think about the play that just unfolded and discuss with others? Basketball has the same clock mechanics too and it is nowhere ne
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by canyp 3mo ago
Somewhere in the docs they state that they must also recreate whatever bugs the API has, otherwise applications written with those bugs as an (implicit) assumption could misbehave.
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by canyp 3mo ago
I have always joked the Super Bowl was a long commercial with football breaks in between. Guess they're going for soccer this time too.
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by canyp 3mo ago
Unlike your comment, which is the pinnacle of human thought? You are also wrong.
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by canyp 3mo ago
I'm not sure about the standard part, but it does call out MS' STL in the sentence prior to what you quoted. And why is the latter nonsense? lists have had terrible cache performance for decades now and vector is the better defaul
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by canyp 3mo ago
<format> doesn't require iostream.
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by canyp 3mo ago
My codebase uses a fairly dumbed down version of C++, but I would have liked to see more depth in this post. As it is, it is not very useful. There are many more things to avoid than just iostream. HFT university has a good recap: https:&#
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by canyp 3mo ago
It is the point , precisely.
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by canyp 3mo ago
Indeed. It is rare to encounter a webgl/gpu visualization that doesn't rev up the fans at 100% while sitting idle, let alone to have this low latency handling input. Virtually all web demos I have seen run terribly because literal
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by canyp 3mo ago
It may as well be outside our bounds and unverifiable, but that doesn't mean it doesn't matter or that it shouldn't be part of "practical" discussion, whatever you consider "practical" there. You still hav
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by canyp 3mo ago
I believe the fact that it is night time does a lot to it, since we're just wired for a healthy fear of the dark. Coupled with consciousness fading into sleep, it seems to open up a lot of dread.
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by canyp 3mo ago
Being a materialist and claiming that everything is the consequence of physical phenomena is great, but then you have a lot of homework to do. So I see no more strength in its claims than in the contrarian ones.
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by canyp 3mo ago
I go through that exercise of visualizing the void and it is fascinating and terrifying at the same time, especially if you do it before going to sleep. That being said, you can't just assume that existence is bounded by your living me
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by canyp 3mo ago
Makes sense, thank you.
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by canyp 3mo ago
Ironically, the image showing the graph that does that transformation could have gone through the pipeline as well. I'd be curious to know in more detail what exactly is going on there. I guess the box sharpening is where most of the b
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by canyp 3mo ago
I don't even know what GP is smoking, but real fights are measured in milliseconds.
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by canyp 3mo ago
Possibly, but always check the assembly. The even faster version, opts aside, would be to initialize the pointer at y*screenRect.w and ++ at every loop to avoid the addressing arithmetic.
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by canyp 3mo ago
I still don't get what is the advantage over an unsigned integer. Yes, fp64 has unused bits. But why are you going to involve the FPU at all when a uint64 does the trick as well? Plus with a uint64 you get all the flexibility of what b
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by canyp 3mo ago
> Content addressing is extensionality made physical (chapter 11) Actually, that's in chapter 12; 11 is the standard library. Maybe the LLM got confused because the chapters are 0-indexed. I was curious about that topic but it seems
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by canyp 3mo ago
I didn't even get that far; I found the syntax annoying.
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by canyp 3mo ago
If you haven't already, check/increase the GPU memory carve-out on your UEFI. More details: https://rocm.docs.amd.com/en/docs-7.2.0/how-to/system-optimi...
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The C++ Documentary Won't Show You a Number. I Will(hftuniversity.com)
7 points by canyp 3mo ago|1 comments
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by canyp 3mo ago
The code casino is real and I don't have an answer to it, only share the sentiment. It is frustrating and exhausting to go through those boom/bust cycles. The workflow that works for me is: I do the thinking, the writing, then let
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by canyp 4mo ago
Because the discovery is how, not whether.
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by canyp 4mo ago
The thing though is that they are extremely idiotic. They are constantly, recurringly, scanning the same files, I suppose out of FOMO that a line might have changed. I don't know what a special API solves, especially because HTTP alrea
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by canyp 4mo ago
Curious, but how do the bots figure out the combinations? Or do you have links to the diffs from other sites? I assume the diff takes two files in query parameters or something.
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by canyp 4mo ago
Block out IPv6 and see if that helps.

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