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by tubs 18d ago
For AP cores where Python actually runs it’s just “arm8” and pick your incremental version on top.
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by tubs 2mo ago
On codex the “no alt screen” option seems to help
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by tubs 5mo ago
This is way way more expensive than hetzner. Not even comparable?
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by tubs 5mo ago
Why create an array each time it iterates a Set rather than just iterating the Set?
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by tubs 6mo ago
Yeah like npm! Don’t think there’s ever been security issues in that.
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by tubs 7mo ago
Matcha has caffeine in it though?
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by tubs 7mo ago
Raw meat? Wheat grains from the ground? Coconut shells?
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by tubs 7mo ago
How big is the server runtime compared to v8 under the hood? Yes, every one of those apps is c++ powered.
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by tubs 8mo ago
When text is (clearly) non native English I think most native readers don’t even register grammar errors. To be honest most native readers wouldn’t register grammar errors full stop. I guess I have more awe of people who speak a foreign lan
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by tubs 8mo ago
As the other posters have shown it’s not that hard. Most graphics specs will explicitly say how tie break rules work. The key is to work in fixed point (16.8 or even 16.4 if you’re feeling spicy). It’s not “trivial” but in general you write
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by tubs 8mo ago
If you’re working in robotics and don’t have fully deterministic event based replay you need to find a new middleware.
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by tubs 8mo ago
Dynamic is still nice when you’re dealing with unknown data imo. More hygienic to read than dictionary access through string keys for example. I use it when deserializing unknown message types.
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by tubs 8mo ago
You explain well so what I never understood is how the Jacobians aren't the first derivatives themselves? Also if you have happen to have any suggestions for linear algebra for someone who uses it without really understanding it (I can
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by tubs 8mo ago
Ah, I tried the gitlab and the tarballs 404 for me there, sorry I should have been more specific in the original post! fwiw this does look interesting.
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by tubs 8mo ago
The download links for binaries 404 for me.
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by tubs 8mo ago
Yeah what the heck is happening here? Agents gone wild?
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by tubs 8mo ago
You can track debug symbol through c. It’s just one of many layers debug info gets tracked through.
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by tubs 9mo ago
Isn’t this because the wine db has those tweaks pre configured?
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by tubs 9mo ago
Are you? The majority of production compilers use hand rolled parsers, ostensibly for better error reporting and panic synch.
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by tubs 9mo ago
Is the author aware of the vim plugin?
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by tubs 9mo ago
Don’t you just press ctrl p and type in vscode?
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by tubs 9mo ago
Clean water isn’t free? Utility bills increase year on year.
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by tubs 9mo ago
You can source generate JSON serdes from your own source generator but you do need to generate the jsontypeinfo metadata yourself.
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by tubs 9mo ago
I left my bag on a train recently. I’m not sure I can describe “describe the bag using an online questionnaire that took about two minutes to complete” as Kafkaesque… bag returned in a little under one week.
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by tubs 10mo ago
One worker and potentially one donkey.
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by tubs 10mo ago
Elf is used in many places outside Linux.
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by tubs 10mo ago
(More so since c++17) std::move should not be used for returns because this pessimises optimisations.
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by tubs 11mo ago
It’s super broken for me. Random threads no longer appear.
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by tubs 11mo ago
Write combined on cpu will batch a few bytes here and there but you’ll never hit full 4k transactions without dma. I brought up a few new gpus on pcie cards and spent many moons staring at interposer dumps. It’s ok for small things but even
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by tubs 11mo ago
They are sim-t. It’s slightly different. I made them for a living for quite some time.

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