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arn3n

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    There’s definitely strategies here; A lot of the floating point operations use subnormals, and a lot of the worst instructions are slowed down by really, really fucking with MMIO.

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    Comment #49101084

    I have this stance. It’s, for me, a tail-risk calculation: For a given nuclear power plant to be more environmentally friendly than equivalent coal, you have to price in the probab…

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    Comment #49052765

    It’s meant to be both funny AND highly unprofessional; Anubis makes money of licensing a version of the firewall where you can change the image. It’s a good strategy; personal webs…

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    Comment #48781198

    There’s the DSA. Organized resistance to the cost of living crisis in NYC has been mostly organized through them, to great popularity.

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    Comment #48775917

    Eliza is one of the only games that I enjoyed so much that I sent fan mail when it came out — it’s nothing that a standard Zachtronics game but it stands alone as an excellent visu…

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    Comment #48177550

    I would be disappointed if someone took the completion of my degree and the ceremony behind it as an opportunity to push their business. There’s enough advertisements on the intern…

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    Comment #47939707

    What do we think is more to blame for GitHub's massive decrease in quality? I've heard the following theories: 1. Increasing amount of AI-generated code in their codebase, decreasi…

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    Comment #47890205

    Your link is broken.

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    Comment #47645643

    I often see people frame music as mathematical manipulation or try to approach music making from a “first principles” approach, where those principles are mathematics and physics. …

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    Comment #47630829

    While not production ready, I’ve been happily surprised at this functionality when building with it. I love my interpreters to be deterministic, or when random to be explicitly see…

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    Comment #47555236

    That’s amazing! How did you capture it at that resolution?

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    Comment #47509874

    The title made me hope for an article about making software serve democracies better instead of consolidating power and wealth. It's about how datacenter build-out in the EU might …

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    Comment #47441374

    I love their discussion on currying. Currying is very cool theoretically, but I agree that it really causes some bugs and isn’t used that often. It’s cool that most functional comp…

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    Comment #47316951

    Pardon if I’m dumb/missed something: Is Tony Hoare dead? I see no news anywhere.

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    Comment #47126288

    Parents are competing with multi-trillion dollar companies who have invested untold amounts of cash and resources into making their content addictive. When parents try to help thei…

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    Comment #47050151

    I think there's a pretty simple explanation for this: It's hard to admit when we're not doing well. It's easy to say that the world is getting worse, that you're worried for the fu…

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    Comment #46665905

    There’s a basic approach to this using markov chains which works surprisingly well. Scott Aaronson once challenged some students to beat his algorithm — only one student could, who…

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    Comment #46470778

    Double entry account is, in fact, what gave “transactional” databases their name: They were meant for financial transactions! Nowadays TigerBeetle is a custom built financial datab…

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    Comment #46458300

    Especially with Apple, I often see people scared that if they open up their ecosystem, then users will lose one of the most consumer friendly tech companies out there. It’s not jus…

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    Comment #46334864

    Wind gusts were reaching 125 MPH in Boulder county, if anyone’s curious. A lot of power was shut off preemptively to prevent downed power lines from starting wildfires. Energy prov…

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    Comment #46184071

    Are we really shaming having hobbies now?