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cadjoint: Differentiable Implicit CAD in the Browser
(github.com)
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Terpstra Keyboard
(terpstrakeyboard.com)
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14d ago
> or maybe this is just a retelling of stoicism and endless levels of historical philosophy I think what OP describes is much more Epicureanism than Stoicism? Stoicism's goal is "living a well-reasoned life" but based on a
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numba-enzyme: Automatic differentiation of Numba functions
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24d ago
But are these game devs designing the gameplay loop? Or are they working on backend, like the engine? I could imagine a (solo) game dev not self-describe as a gamer , but they must have some intuition about what makes (video/board) ga
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24d ago
Yeah but pretty much every name will be taken by something? As long as it's not too close to your new project, I think it doesn't matter that much.
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25d ago
I expected a reference to Dex, but they seem to be unrelated? https://github.com/google-research/dex-lang
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1mo ago
> Unfiltered answer: Quantum entanglement is a strange phenomenon where the state of one particle becomes instantly known to every other particle that can be accessed. This instant communication can occur over vast distances, meaning the
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1mo ago
But wouldn't you have to know the exact context before this token in order to verify the watermark? I.e. a paragraph wouldn't be sufficient; you would need the system prompt, previous prompts, and even hidden thinking?
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1mo ago
> In fact, one could almost imagine it baked into the assistant/harness ...it already is, via thinking/effort. That wouldn't be possible if a LLM at usable quality wasn't fast enough to allow at least some amount of &
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1mo ago
I prefer the CLI myself, but I could imagine: - nicer diff rendering, and directly mentioning parts of a diff - Latex rendering (pretty annoying in the CLI, you have to actively tell Codex it's running in a terminal and replace Latex s
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1mo ago
https://archive.ph/mYRQX (the site seems to eagerly load lots of large images, and a 500MB video)
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1mo ago
> Up close, when you can see what they are, it becomes clear that only a few of these ladder-toppers are indeed wise and cool. More often, they’re sniveling little twerps. They’re spiritually chinless. They have no convictions, no passio
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1mo ago
I was expecting DirectX in triton-lang https://github.com/triton-lang/triton
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Milankovitch Cycles
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2mo ago
Wasn't that the Bedrock edition? Or "Minecraft Education Edition"? An alternative C++ version, anyway. I can't imagine Java Minecraft ever to have run well on a mid-range Raspi.
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2mo ago
Inspired by my own comment I looked into it again and came up with this combination in the game's "launch options", which feels much better: DXVK_CONFIG="dxgi.syncInterval = 0; dxgi.maxFrameLatency = 1; dxgi.maxF
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Refs: Mutable Arrays in jax
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2mo ago
So it's not a "hub", but a box around extension cables?
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This hits a very soft spot for me. My beloved Spelunky 2 has huge input lag "on Linux", which makes it unplayable for me. It's pretty much the reason I keep my Windows 10 install around. I could not come up with a configurati
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It seems to not support 24h? When I see e.g. 17:35 I want to type 17:35 instead of 5:35. Probably because I very seldomly see 5:35 in real life! Interesting observation by itself, but slightly annoying that I have to convert to 12h for this
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Mathematical Coincidence
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> Tools are supposed to be designed around humans This is a common thing to say, but when during the development of human civilization has this actually been the case? Is agriculture designed around humans more than hunting/gatherin
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2mo ago
Is this allowed in Starlink's terms of service? Building a commercial service by selling a part of your antenna connection?
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From the depths of hell in silence Cast their spells, explosive violence Russian night time flight perfected Flawless vision, undetected (Sabaton)
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3mo ago
Moderation in recreational drugs, which definitely rules out fentanyl? But yeah, what's moderation and what's excessive is subjective.
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3mo ago
I can only comment about battery life. It's proportinal to how much tailscale is really being used: If you use tailscale with an "exit node", i.e. all traffic is routed through it and it's working continously, it drains
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3mo ago
But that doesn't give you kernel updates, being userspace only?
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3mo ago
PR #655 of which project? I thought you meant Wireplumber but that's not it: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/wireplumber/-/merge_... Edit: You meant Librepods. Apparently I managed to forget what
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3mo ago
What exactly? I already quoted what I could find (only very general statements). Ah, seems to be here: https://mojolang.org/docs/faq/#will-mojo-be-open-sourced > We have committed to open-sourcing Mojo in Fall
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