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by f_ 5y ago
I don't think this is true; I am running Microsoft 365 and use AWS Route 53 and manually set up DNS records to work with Microsoft 365 just fine.
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by f_ 6y ago
For me it's clearly Vim. Changed my life for the better.
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by f_ 10y ago
MAD even had an impact on Donald Knuth; his first publication was in fact "The potrzebie system of weights and measures" in 1957, defining the basic unit, the potrzebie, to be exactly the thickness of MAD 26 (2.2633485174381732164
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Delight VR – Declarative Virtual Reality for the Web(delight-vr.com)
7 points by f_ 10y ago|1 comments
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by f_ 10y ago
Hehe! Thanks for the clarification -- I wondered if everyone was going bananas over at your company! This explains it (:
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by f_ 10y ago
Very interesting indeed; but somehow I was even more baffled at the package names they seem to be using: com.netflix.vulturemonkey.cow.iguana.MacawSquirrel com.netflix.ape.serpent.vulture.ApeVultureMantis com.netflix.iguanas.monke
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by f_ 10y ago
I've read this a long time ago and it seems to be still mostly true! A more recent statement of Knuth about email is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QS8qwMna8_o
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by f_ 11y ago
The CEPL [0] project could be of interest to you! Pretty great approach to OpenGL from CL. [0] https://github.com/cbaggers/cepl
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by f_ 11y ago
I completely agree and one could theoretically do away with things like ANGLE! Though, I also suspect that the implementor's overhead is rather large in contrast to the current way WebGL is implemented in Chrome and FF, which is curren
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by f_ 11y ago
Yes, it would be great, but it is most likely not happening anytime soon. As previously discussed on the WebGL mailinglist, Vulkan is strictly (and rightfully, wrt performance) working against all the security considerations that went into
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Bisqwit's Tool Assisted C++14 Thread Tutorial [video](youtube.com)
2 points by f_ 11y ago|0 comments
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Visualizing Animal movements: “small brains en masse” (Dennis Hlynsky) [video](vimeo.com)
1 points by f_ 11y ago|0 comments
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by f_ 11y ago
I am somehow reminded of a snippet of a Jesse Schell talk back in 2010 [1] when he predicted convergence of technology in the pocket ... I, too, suspect devices are going to converge towards a device that can be held with both hands, has ma
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by f_ 11y ago
Indeed compliance is an issue with IRC, but you don't need to write an IRCd to log all messages and you don't even need to configure IRC services: you could just use InspIRCd [1] (which, by the way, is a superb and extensible IRCd
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by f_ 11y ago
Great idea! But wouldn't it be best to restrain the output of htop to a few interesting processes that are running without root privileges. It seems to me that it could be possible to bubble up processes that can leak information, espe
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by f_ 11y ago
There was a recent HN topic here on the redox-os[0] which is written in Rust (and heavy WIP). It did actually use a lot of unsafe, though. [0] https://github.com/redox-os/redox
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Practical Invalid Curve Attacks(web-in-security.blogspot.com)
2 points by f_ 11y ago|0 comments
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by f_ 11y ago
As Knuth himself said, literate programming facilitates the task of thinking about a problem without having to use a formal language to construct such understanding bottom-up. Therefore literate programming can, for example, produce much le
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by f_ 11y ago
Nice work and thanks for sharing. I'd like to add this blog post [1] I read a while ago that explains a bit how to write a disassembler and emulator for Chip-8. The source is not as clean as yours and written in C but it's still w
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by f_ 11y ago
Does anyone know whether the JVM/JIT generates SIMD instructions for code like this? Looks like a pretty obvious target to me.
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by f_ 11y ago
This is a pretty neat concept; I've come across this some years back in bisqwit's video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxZyxxHOw3Y - he call's it "enfragmentation".