danhau

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by danhau 2mo ago
I'm not an authority on this, but here's is my understanding - I'd appreciate if someone could correct my mistakes. The baseline of 0.0 represents the average of all years. Anything above / below the baseline is a (stand
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by danhau 2mo ago
But think of those poor megacorps! How will they ever turn a profit without their precious algorithms? Invading every user‘s privacy is only morally right! What else could they, or governments, possibly do? Make line not go up? I shudder to
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by danhau 2mo ago
You should read the article
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by danhau 3mo ago
From your earlier comment: > It is saying that each of them can use the others body as they like, without regard for the other This is your own interpretation and it shows your bias. The bible (and I assume other religious texts) is easy
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by danhau 3mo ago
To nitpick: > 'Panzer', of course, is a famous Nazi tank model Panzer is German for tank, or armor. It‘s not referring to any model specifically, I don’t think, but I‘m not a historian. Panzerschreck (spelled correctly) is some
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by danhau 4mo ago
What you‘re looking for is called a low-profile TKL (tenkeyless aka. no numpad) keyboard. You might also like a 65%, which removes even more keys but still retains the arrow keys.
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by danhau 4mo ago
I think the idea is to avoid problems with functions or APIs that have side effects. You want to make sure you perform the task only once. Or you want to make sure you’re not burning money on some commercial API through redundant calls. It‘
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by danhau 4mo ago
> However, this rule cannot be shown to be universally good, regardless of interpretation Subordinate yourself to those with authority in all things, except things that break or undermine any of the other rules.
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by danhau 4mo ago
Dependencies having to pull in tokio is an even larger issue, indicating that async‘s promise of „bring your own runtime“ is a bit of a lie. Lovely, lovely dependency hell.
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by danhau 4mo ago
> Most bullies already know the world hits back, that's why they are acting out Not in my experience. There definitely will be some problematic kids, but to the majority of school bullies, I don't think this applies. To recall
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by danhau 5mo ago
I‘m also a musician and I can only listen to ambient music when working. Anything else is a big distraction.
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by danhau 5mo ago
True! Some checksums / parity bits might be needed.
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by danhau 5mo ago
The slowing down thing sounds like a hack needed for engines that don’t give you control over the main loop. I haven’t tried this yet, but for a custom engine I would introduce a second delta time that is set to 0 in the paused state. Multi
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by danhau 5mo ago
> Are there other XOR tricks? Yes, error correction. You have some packets of data a, b, c. Add one additional packet z that is computed as z = a ^ b ^ c. Now whenever one of a, b or c gets corrupted or lost, it can be reconstructed by c
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by danhau 5mo ago
That pyramid shape in the amethyst is what grabbed me. Looks like something straight out of a video game. Incredible.
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by danhau 5mo ago
Why is it nonsense? Sounds reasonable to me.
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by danhau 5mo ago
Austrian here. I scored 40 and 51, giving me a „Both“. > The Wittgenstein Result … Wittgenstein was Austrian, which is close enough. Clearly I should have scored 100.
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by danhau 6mo ago
+1 Not too long ago, I used to think that Markdown was the Bee‘s knees. But having been forced to write some documentation in plaintext, I learned that plaintext is significantly more readable than raw markdown. I think one of Markdown‘s bi
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by danhau 6mo ago
> But many modern artists challenge these long traditions, creating statues of figures that are fully clothed. Consider Thomas J. Price’s “Grounded in the Stars”: a 12-foot, monumental sculpture of a woman standing in heroic counterpoise
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by danhau 7mo ago
I‘m guessing it‘s somewhat framerate-dependent.
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by danhau 7mo ago
Thanks for chiming in. I appreciate your comments on my young views. What do you make of AI?
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by danhau 7mo ago
Programmers have enjoyed an occupation with solid stability and growing opportunities. AI challenging this virtually over night is a tough pill to swallow. Naturally, many subscribe to the hope that it will fail. How far AI will succeed in
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by danhau 7mo ago
Allow me to change your mind: https://faultlore.com/blah/text-hates-you/
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by danhau 7mo ago
Siri was outdated even before the rise or LLMs.
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by danhau 7mo ago
One I can remember from the top of my head is "How to ACTUALLY Use Breath Support". Seemed like a good, in-depth explanation of a fundamental topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MC1iJfWA1aQ The channel I'v
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by danhau 7mo ago
Oh and I forgot: I can play some instruments, but the voice is the cruelest one to learn. You can‘t „see“ what you are actually doing (wrong). And most of the time you can‘t even feel it very well. This why vocal training is full of analogi
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by danhau 7mo ago
You can. That progression is normal. I know this because I am such a case. I wasn’t able to produce a single sound on pitch. Now I can nail some songs (as long as they don‘t go crazy on technique). Learning to sing is taking control of your
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by danhau 7mo ago
All of them, through software implementation, as assembly programmers have done since forever. You simply choose the integer type that your problem or task requires. If the hardware genuinely can‘t cope with it (performance), you reevaluate
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by danhau 7mo ago
How will you know if your integer type is adequate for the problem at hand, if you don‘t know its size? Choosing the right type is a function of signedness, upper/lower bound (number of things), and sometimes alignment. These are funda
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by danhau 7mo ago
Mermaid can also be used inside the browser directly, I believe. The WASM compiled Rust implementation could still outperform it.

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