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joe91
4mo ago
Another weird corner case is that COP2 (GTE) instructions actually start executing one instruction early with respect to where the program counter is. As a result when an exception happens the kernel interrupt handler checks to see if the
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joe91
11mo ago
No love for MultiEdit? :(
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1y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjWFNgKE4uw
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2y ago
I mean, yeah, technically true - although you would connect in untrusted mode if you didn't trust the machine where you were editing code. At that point it should only be slightly more dangerous than opening a web page from the remote
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2y ago
How does it differ from just logging into that machine and running code?
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joe91
2y ago
Most of us have learned <esc>:q by now. And then apt-get remove vim :)
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2y ago
btw: you can actually write, for example, the first function as just: auto first(auto... params) { return params...[0]; } Unless I'm missing something - but the post is showing off the fact that you can index into the list of
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joe91
2y ago
array[index] is insane syntax? That's all that's being talked about here (allowing array-like indexing of parameter packs which are variadic template parameters).
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2y ago
Sudeki was better. Long live SOL :)
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3y ago
My Russian girlfriend did not even know that кринж (cringe) was an English word. Not only that, it has been imported as an adjective just like its use in English internet slang (e.g. that's cringe). Then a verb was formed from that:
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4y ago
Windows 10 had the text "Type here to search" in its search box so it was even worse by 3 words
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4y ago
Both KDE and Gnome seem to have the text "Search" in their search boxes too (Gnome is an even worse choice, it has "Type to search" in its search box)
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4y ago
This is nonsense. The main reason behind the demise of dedicated sound cards: motherboard sound chipsets got "good enough". The value add wasn't adding enough value any more because you can get decent sound quality just by
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4y ago
You do need a very different design to efficiently target D3D12 and Vulkan. You need to think in terms of pipelines, root signatures/descriptor layouts, tables of descriptors and resource transitions. But its quite easy to also targe
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joe91
5y ago
While not being based on C DirectX actually has a C API, even for D3D12. For example to call device->CreateRootSignature(...) from C you call ID3D12Device_CreateRootSignature(device, ...).
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6y ago
Assuming the M1 GPU works like most modern GPUs then bounds checking is already built into every memory operation. Memory operations in modern GPUs basically evolved from fetching textures (which intrinsically have bounds checking built in,
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7y ago
I find this kind of comment strange in a community of self professed hackers :) 8k 120fps HDR is just the specification of the hardware. The hardware supports an 8k framebuffer and can output it to the display at 120fps. Whether or not yo