koromak

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by koromak 6mo ago
I desperately want this to be true, but at least in my sector, it isn't. You still need talented and knowledgable programmers, but they don't do very much programming. Its all code review, infrastructure, devops. At least for a sm
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by koromak 1y ago
Does anyone truly understand all the little edge cases with CSS? I've write tons and tons of CSS, have done for a decade. I don't sit and think about the exact interactions, I just know a couple things that might work if I'm
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by koromak 2y ago
EDIT: Of course people are already doing this. D2NN seems to be the keyword, Diffractive Deep Neural Networks
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by koromak 2y ago
I suppose if your lens is actually a vertical stack of lenses, each with hundreds of inputs and outputs, then why wouldn't this work? Although I cannot fathom fabricating it. Maybe start by finding the absolute simplest/smallest i
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by koromak 2y ago
Yeah I'm confused as to what its actually doing
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by koromak 2y ago
Cognito feels like its bones are grinding together
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by koromak 2y ago
Most indie devs don't have time and money to optimize. They will make the game primarily for the biggest audience, and then make it somewhat playable for everyone else. The closer Switch is to the Steam Deck, the more likely both will
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by koromak 2y ago
Yeah my experience has been thats its basically unplayable. I'm the kind of person who refunds when a game is <60fps though.
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by koromak 2y ago
I just hope its powerful enough that Indies can target it along with the Steam Deck, rather than just hope an pray like they did for Switch 1's late lifecycle. The amount of <30fps indie titles on there was sad.
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by koromak 2y ago
I get sleep paralysis (less so these days) and I absolutely get the instant REM thing. I'm dreaming before I'm asleep every single night, and I'm often dreaming for 5-10 minutes after I wake up. Its just a stream of audiovisu
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by koromak 2y ago
And then imagine how each separate converstation can affect another. What a tangled mess this would be to work on.
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by koromak 2y ago
I follow some mountain bike youtube channels, not professional riders but content creators, and literally every one of them has a yearly major injury. Broken bones are just normal.
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by koromak 2y ago
118$ for a sweatshirt. Guess those rights were expensive.
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by koromak 2y ago
Its so dependent on font size (or more accurately PPI) that its hard to pick. On my current monitor my favorite Berkely Mono looks thin and hard to read unless I bump up the size higher than I'd like. But drag it over to a Retina scree
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by koromak 2y ago
Anyone know of a tool like zizmor for GitLab CI/CD? Pretty confident my setup is unsafe after reading through this. Honestly safety in CI/CD seems near impossible anyways.
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by koromak 2y ago
Oh boy something new to try in KSP. Funny I've never seen anyone do this, maybe the imperfect simulation means its never more efficient (in-game).
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by koromak 2y ago
The last few intel generations were soldiered too. I'm still using one.
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by koromak 2y ago
I've held onto a 2011 car waiting for this swing. Maybe in 2026 I can get a modern car with genuine tactile controls
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by koromak 2y ago
I'm not convinced this is a good idea either, but abstractions and syntax are what makes people love or hate a language. I enjoy writing python over JS because of ergonomics. Its not really about productivity, its about being happy whe
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by koromak 2y ago
This isn't a billion dollar company trading on the NYSE. Its a free website to play chess.
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by koromak 2y ago
Asking for advice: I do not have a multiplayer app, but I have some large, interconnected, denormalized trees on my frontend as user profiles. Think like a tiled layout, where a user can add/remove/resize tiles, and then add a num
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by koromak 2y ago
The best part of any new stack: Spending 4 days repeatedly destroying and creating it while you figure out a single god damn policy to add to the project at a time
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by koromak 2y ago
This is a wild take. Software developers do the dirty work. We're one step below wall street.
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by koromak 2y ago
To note, we migrated from Redshfit, which had 7-30 second performance. Our current managed solution is something like 1 - 5. Duckdb just smashes everything else, at least on our data.
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by koromak 2y ago
I very, very nearly migrated to a full Duckdb solution for customer-facing historical stock data. It would have been magical, and ridiculously, absurdly, ungodly fast. But the cloud costs ended up being close to a managed analytics solution
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by koromak 2y ago
Oroboros eating its tail
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by koromak 2y ago
Another idea for something in this vein is caching. For small jobs, S3 and Dynamo are my typical go-to, and while they're both "simple" it still takes some effort to get all the code in place, more effort than you usually wan
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by koromak 2y ago
Yeah I completely missed this as a security flaw. Time to go deploy a fix...
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by koromak 2y ago
I was immediately thinking of ADOM and NetHack. Would have been so cool.
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by koromak 2y ago
Can someone give a quick description of why this one is special? I'm familiar with turing machines (sort of), but I can't deduce why this specific instruction set is impressive. Whats an Ackerman-level function? Whats it actually

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