tuxdev

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by tuxdev 8y ago
Autonomous cars could allow space currently devoted to idle car storage to be reused for denser development patterns, which would reduce the need for car-based transport in the first place.
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by tuxdev 9y ago
The paragraphs under the "Slowing Down" heading kind of imply that they think the argument also applies in an urban environment. It's incredibly frustrating and infuriating to read such an utterly anti-bike anti-walker polic
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by tuxdev 10y ago
Already starting to happening. I know a kid in high school who's annoyed by his parents insisting that he learns to drive. Some of that is because he believe the tech is going to get good enough by the time he gets out of college, th
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by tuxdev 11y ago
I agree they're the biggest nuisance, but.. they're just a nuisance. I'm not fearing for my life from bikes like I do from cars all the time at almost every intersection.
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by tuxdev 13y ago
Most games shape their random events because true random is actually really frustrating to play.. but what it appears to me here is that there's a PRNG here that was seeded before he save-stated.. and since he didn't do anything t
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by tuxdev 14y ago
Just because you don't explicitly write it down doesn't mean you didn't prove something. For optimization, you have to prove to yourself that the new code behaves equivalently to the old code. Anytime you use algebra you're doing a small
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by tuxdev 14y ago
Actually, this method is one of the most efficient ways to multiply in software. It's called the "Comba" method in that context, and is efficient for multiplying 32x32 words or smaller, due to cache effects and function overhead required b