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Extigy

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    Comment #44019670

    One of my favourite features of Fortran is in its array implementation. You can index arrays however you like. Do you like your initial value to be at index 1? Cool. Prefer to inde…

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    Comment #40971836

    > The C standard for math.h requires these functions to be present as specified. They are specified to round correctly, the C standard specifies them to be present as specified, th…

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    Comment #40971402

    That section is recommended but not required for a conforming implementation: > 9. Recommended operations > Clause 5 completely specifies the operations required for all supported …

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    Comment #39677049

    Similarly for threads: https://github.com/webassembly/threads

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    Comment #39194053

    Since this is using fetch/XHR under the hood, I guess requests from the browser are restricted only to same-origin URLs or servers responding with permissive CORS headers?

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    Comment #39180563

    Perhaps Illumos is particularly well suited for a Hypervisor/Cloud platform due to work upstreamed by Joyent originally for SmartOS?

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    Comment #38056775

    I love my lava lamp. I use it as the light for my bedside table. I’m too young to have seen the craze the first time around, but for me they are the ultimate nostalgia object. You …

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    Comment #37219171

    There’s a non-paywall version on arXiv: https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.09083 The paper you mention is indeed cited.

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    Comment #37079449

    It can happen, the Pólya conjecture is the usual example which holds until n = 906150257. Another fun one I just found is the statement “n^17 + 9 and (n + 1)^17 + 9 are relatively …

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    Comment #36383236

    You can’t have a post about SDF without linking to iq’s incredible articles [1]. See also “Rendering Worlds with Two Triangles” [2], which is such a wonderful title for describing …

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    Comment #34105362

    Thanks Dang! Appreciate all the work you put in!

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    Comment #33113732

    If a rebase goes wrong and you want out you can run, git rebase --abort to return to where you were beforehand. I find that git is actually very good at explaining what is going on…

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    Comment #32631517

    Probably not DOOM, but apparently some microSD cards have microcontrollers that can be exploited to run arbitrary code: https://www.bunniestudios.com/blog/?page_id=3592

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    Comment #31810437

    You can run Python directly in the browser via Pyodide: https://pyodide.org/en/stable/

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    Comment #31798906

    Thank you so much for this! I have been so infuriated the last couple of months with persistent issues like Mail closing and Safari’s cache randomly being purged, losing many websi…

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    Comment #31798386

    At least there’s always LAPACK if you need it!

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    Comment #31754882

    Eurostile Bold Extended is my all time favourite font! It is also the font of the FUTURE, so makes several appearances in posts from this wonderful blog: https://typesetinthefuture…

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    Comment #30682972

    Interacting with this website induced terror in me. Even accepting the use of cookies cost coins! Yes, it's making a strawman argument, but think of it like an interactive horror s…

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    Comment #30264410

    I too would have liked to have seen Navier-Stokes included, or least an inviscid Euler equation for modelling fluid flow.

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    Comment #29950527

    This repo mentions that threaded code is often used in Forth implementations, amongst other things. One of the best descriptions of threaded code and how Forth works in general is …

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    Comment #29949912

    As far as quantum gravity theories go I’m personally quite partial to Causal Dynamical Triangulation [1] [1] https://arxiv.org/pdf/1905.08669.pdf#page79

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    Comment #29849840

    I’ve worked with several Fortran projects before. Modern Fortran is actually quite nice to work with once you get into the swing of it. I think the language itself and the surround…

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    Comment #29846160

    > What surprised me about the standards was that there’s no hash commitment for the data located at the URL. Looking at many of the NFTs on popular marketplaces being sold for tens…

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    Comment #29814888

    If you like that simulation you might also like my own webGL Gross-Pitaevskii Equation (GPE) solver. It uses RK4 to simulate a 2D box of ultracold atoms undergoing Bose-Einstein Co…