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ad-astra
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Comment #45147474
Thank you so much! Love the interactive examples.
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Comment #45009548
Thanks for sharing! I had come across similar kinds of issues on my annual LeetCode prep and this very clear articulation is very helpful. Props to the author for making this so ea…
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Comment #44861415
Impressive. Feel like finding issues like this in such a large project is like looking for a needle in a haystack
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Comment #43499595
Alfred
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Comment #43243643
Thanks for checking it out! And yeah, I’m not expecting it to gain much traction, just having fun with it.
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Comment #43243584
Sure why not, updated.
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Comment #43239812
I made my own distributed render orchestrator that supports Cycles + custom plugins. It uses Modal’s cloud compute APIs to spawn jobs on up to 20x containers with an L40S GPU (like…
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Comment #42862362
Love how lightweight and fast it is. Use it every day!
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Comment #42497954
What companies are they? My Roomba from 3 years ago is awful
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Comment #42468914
Agreed
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Comment #42468818
Is there any solid argument for the value of x86 in desktop computing? My watch, phone, laptop, and Mac Pro are all running ARM/RISC and I don’t feel like I’m missing out on anythi…
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Comment #42172557
Wild, interested to see how Nova would perform on a benchmark suite.
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Comment #42170567
Please do :)
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Comment #41179070
Seattle is an interesting area, so many different pockets. I moved to Seattle in 2016 from Southern California, could never shake the depression. Moved to Cupertino in Jan and am a…
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Comment #40731279
Absolutely amazing work!
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Comment #38009750
Wow literally just what I needed to see for a project I’m working on, I love hacker news!
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Comment #37696263
Eh, at that point you might as well just get tickets for a burlesque show
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Comment #37646184
As a teenager I played so much KSP that my grades suffered, played KSP2 a few days ago & did a moon landing, the game has a long way to go but the experience wasn’t nearly as bad a…
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Comment #37377762
More interesting floppy content: https://youtu.be/qSehRwClXNk Title: “How did Microsoft store 1.68 MB on Windows 95 Setup diskettes?”
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Comment #37319503
Interesting, that actually makes a lot of sense. Be careful with capacitors!
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Comment #37300456
Neat!
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Comment #35811815
Storing individual frames in S3??? Insanity! Their initial distributed architecture is unbelievable.
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Comment #35257572
This is why I always turn off Bluetooth when watching porn, otherwise my phone auto-connects to my wife’s Mini Cooper when she drives into the garage. DAMN YOU AUTO-CONNECT!!
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Comment #35083432
What about the web client?
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Comment #35076749
As an audio engineer this was incredibly hard to read. As a dog owner it was also hard to read. Yes yes the bass rolloff switch & having the mic to the side, that could have been 2…