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by superfist 10mo ago
Last month is was "motor control in Zig" why this time is Rust?
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by superfist 11mo ago
One of these catalogs is connected to an interesting story that happened to me not long ago. The situation took place in Poland. I recently visited a friend’s house, and there my attention was caught by an old chest of drawers that must hav
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by superfist 1y ago
Who decide what is hate speech?
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by superfist 1y ago
The cancer problem always struck me as more of a control theory challenge than a purely biological one.
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by superfist 1y ago
Parts of theoretical cartography are model example how Information Theory Bandwagon [1] works: 'By the mid-1970s any historical account of the development of models of cartographic communication becomes unmanageable very largely becaus
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by superfist 2y ago
Because no one rewards long-term efforts. You are rewarded for short-term goals and, at best, mid-term ones. In an abstract sense, customers reward you for long-term efforts, but this is something no one will put in an Excel spreadsheet wit
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by superfist 2y ago
When Poland was in the Soviet bloc (post-WWII until 1989), there was the "Main Office for the Control of Press, Publications, and Performances." Every censor working there was known by their full name, and you could even negotiate
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by superfist 2y ago
Yes, documents are online but how you can prove that those are hoax? The last analysis I know the guy made cross reference checks using modern search engines and newspaper databases and things where matching. I don't want to say that d
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by superfist 2y ago
Every single data point in isolation can be ridiculated and twisted in many ways and this is what Mick West is doing. it is another story when you have series of multiple data points through long timeline with recurring patterns and have to
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by superfist 2y ago
And what if "Majestic 12" was not a hoax...?
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by superfist 2y ago
Yes, but even speculative demand consists of many levels of speculation. For example, I speculate (based on history) that the world will always consist of corrupt governments printing money like crazy, so "digital gold" will be mu
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by superfist 2y ago
Most paper money intrinsically has no value at all, even the paper it is printed on can't be used as toilet paper due to its lack of softness. It is only a medium of labor exchange. For me, Bitcoin is exactly the same, but in a very ne
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by superfist 2y ago
So, access to a permissionless SWIFT-like system from anywhere around the world has no economic value in your opinion? Go and ask people in African countries what it means to them.
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by superfist 2y ago
and how much of gold price is in your opinion value of material itself? Strip out that material price and you have speculation price. Price of Bitcoin is mostly that speculation price + instead of material some mathematical properties.
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by superfist 2y ago
As far as I remember, this paper draws an analogy not to system structures, but to the method of approach in their analysis. If a purely statistical approach to a designed system is presented as flawed, it is even more problematic when appl
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by superfist 2y ago
How it will work if you don't know target platforms in advance? Will you compile zig module for every possible native target you know? Is sorce code public or only compiled library? WASM is universal solution, compile once run it every
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by superfist 2y ago
What is ridiculous in it?
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by superfist 2y ago
It depends on the integration use case. For example, if I were writing a plugin system for my C# app, safety would take precedence over performance, and using WASM modules would make more sense. If I had some performance-critical code in Zi
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by superfist 2y ago
Yes, it's technically doable, but what’s the point of using it if you lose almost the entire standard library because it relies on the GC?
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by superfist 2y ago
Yes, P/Invoke should work, especially when you are targeting a single platform. However, for multiple platforms, there might be some unexpected obstacles I am not aware of.
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by superfist 2y ago
It will not work if you low-level target is rp2040 microcontroller board...
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by superfist 2y ago
I should be more precise, I don't use them in same project. I am C# professional but using Zig for simple embedded programing projects and some tools that don't have requirment for complex runtime. If I would have to glue them tog
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by superfist 2y ago
I now use C# for high-level programming and Zig for low-level. Perfect combination for me.
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by superfist 2y ago
In my opinion, in the case of the Linux kernel, Zig (once it reaches 1.0) would be a much better, more natural, and less painful choice than Rust.
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by superfist 2y ago
From js to c++?! Come on... For sure there is at least one thing js and c++ have in common - crappy standard library
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by superfist 2y ago
This is such naive take. Only way to increase positive dating experience (for some men outside top 10%) is to include verified tax returns in dating apps.
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by superfist 2y ago
"not trust non peer reviewed articles" - this is such naive advice. It is not black and white, peer reviewed articles only increase chance that information included in article is legit because it was verified in some formal proces
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by superfist 2y ago
Because that would require additinal step: object graph conversion to relational database representation when saving and reverse process when loading. It is simpler to save graph right away.
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"Reactionary Pseudoscience": Cybernetics in the Soviet Union(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by superfist 2y ago|2 comments
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by superfist 3y ago
PWA

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