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ashdnazg

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About ashdnazg

https://ashdnazg.github.io

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    Comment #49145787

    Maybe Optane was just a few years too early. There's finally a demand for a middle ground between RAM and SSD.

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    Comment #48552353

    I worked on a transpiler from Nand2tetris assembly to WebAssembly, and had some really annoying memory corruption bug that I just couldn't solve. That is, until I checked the progr…

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    Comment #48515910

    That's no surprise, telling the AI what to do is basically the IKEA effect. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IKEA_effect

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    Comment #48389761

    Kind of depends on the definition of no one. If the company puts an artificial proof of work demanding a rack of the latest data center GPUs, that should be illegal. If the binary …

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    Comment #48389695

    The key is communication. If the company says the binary has a certain min. requirement, then the vast majority of people will accept that. Of course there'll be idiots, but I doub…

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    Comment #48389646

    > But the server binary doesn't start unless you have 190GiB of RAM and 38 available CPUs. As far as I understand that situation is accepted by the initiative. The requirement is n…

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    Comment #47972209

    The real question is how many other things it's missing. Reading the process in TFA, it's very much dependent on the comprehensiveness of the testing framework. And apparently, the…

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    Comment #47915239

    Fluent means different things to different people (and in different languages!). As I understand it, B2 means one has a solid, functional proficiency in the language. They conversa…

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    Comment #47744799

    I'm back to searching for numbers that are palindromes both in decimal and in binary. [0] I had an insight the other day, that as I fix the n least (and most, it's a palindrome!) s…

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    Comment #47678368

    I did some manual golfing with nand2tetris assembly and developed similar hacks to the max() implementation, where one appropriates an arbitrary, conveniently placed, memory addres…

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    Comment #47646579

    I can also thoroughly recommend https://store.steampowered.com/app/684270/Silicon_Zeroes/ which uses smart design to remove having to deal with binary in the circuit design. This r…

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    Comment #47400981

    No idea if it's not already optimised, but x2 could also be x*x and not just abs_x * abs_x, shifting the dependencies earlier.

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    Comment #47259862

    If you're using mobile, there's an "English" button in the menu. Note to website owner - it could be nice to have a permalink to the English version.

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    Comment #47023948

    > for this game you can throw the usual tools away... > The reason is that Starflight was written in Forth I recently reverse-engineered another game from the 80's, and had a simil…

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    Comment #46845393

    In academia, seeing your research being published by someone else sucks, but the consolation prize is that you know you had the right instincts choosing what to research.

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    Comment #46624648

    https://ashdnazg.github.io Mostly silly posts about silly projects.

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    Comment #46098301

    My wife did one of the years in Matlab. Some of the problems translate very nicely into vectors and matrices.

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    Comment #45990558

    Seems to be hugged to death: https://archive.is/UauYs

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    Comment #45952270

    The bare basics are working with a hex editor and understanding data types - ints, floats, null-terminated strings, length-prefixed strings etc. I'd recommend taking a well documen…

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    Comment #45562336

    First of all, really cool initiative! It's interesting that a bunch of the funded products have been funded by a single person. Do you know if it's the producers themselves? Worrie…

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    Comment #45562282

    Porting my binary & decimal palindromes[0] finding code[1] to CUDA, with which I had no experience before starting this project. It's already working, and slightly faster than the …