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miguel_martin
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About miguel_martin
The views and opinions expressed in this account are those of my own and do not represent those of my employer, NVIDIA
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Comment #48877075
I'd be interested in seeing the inverse, i.e. a font that only AI can read
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Comment #48867292
To be fair to the commenter, you didn't provide any details in the example you provided. For all we (the readers) know, Visual Block mode would have worked in the situation you are…
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Comment #48782432
fwiw, I think a lot of people just clone odin and build it via `./build_odin.sh release` on MacOS (at least, I do). The compiler builds in ~20s
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Comment #48781317
This is super cool! This seems super useful for pairing and multiple machine work. Honestly I wish something like this could replace git, but my guess is you’d need to build specia…
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Comment #48155511
There is an open source & git compatible version of Meta's VCS: https://sapling-scm.com/
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Comment #48142133
I disagree. 1. Constructing a "deterministic algorithmic approaches with complex pipelines" is an ML approach. You're simply changing how you optimize (e.g. gradient descent with h…
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Comment #48124951
I agree with some other's in this thread: this is example is not great, but I get why it was used: to compare with X-macros. How about something that would require code-generation …
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Comment #48046151
It’s unfortunate that they didn’t eval using subagents/orchestration for such a complex set of tasks (from what I can tell), e.g. analyze program to produce initial spec -> code ->…
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Comment #47745121
I highly recommend art of drink: https://www.artofdrink.com/
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Comment #47685649
thanks
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Comment #47682289
Dumb Q: what would happen if you used this to store a SQLite database? Would it just... work? My guess is this would only enable a read-replica and not backups as Litestream curren…
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Comment #47655885
It's unfortunate that instant coffee has such as a bad reputation in the US. In Australia, instant coffee is very common (in the household); it's pretty good. I would much prefer a…
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Comment #47582185
>The “answer before reasoning” is a good evidence for it. It misses the most fundamental concept of tranaformers: the are autoregressive. I don't think it's fair to assume the auth…
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Comment #47582041
Is there a "universal AGENTS.md" for minimal code & documentation outputs? I find all coding agents to be verbose, even with explicit instructions to reduce verbosity.
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Comment #47405824
'We believe that data and code should be separate concepts; data should not have “behaviour”.' is flawed, but I don't believe that's the point being made. Instead, I believe the po…
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Comment #47085528
defer is literally just an explicit RAII in this example. That is, it's just unnecessary boiler plate to wrap the newResource handle into a struct in this context. In addition, RAI…
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Comment #47005797
SDL is not perfect, e.g. you can't get pinch/zoom events on MacOS. IMO, using the OS APIs yourself is better.
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Comment #46964483
"Everyone in San Francisco is talking about the singularity" - I'm in SF and not talking about it ;)
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Comment #46544914
Your site is down.
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Comment #46544771
Sad! These are really high quality and performant libraries. Here is video demonstrating text rendered with Blend2D in real time (NO glyph cache used) - on the CPU! https://vimeo.c…
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Comment #46544078
That is fair - sorry for spreading mis-information! That's unfortunate to hear about Blend2D.
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Comment #46530750
Just use blend2d - it is CPU only but it is plenty fast enough. Cache the rasterization to a texture if needed. Alternatively, see blaze by the same author as this article: https:/…
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Comment #46530719
Blaze outperforms Blend2D - by the same author as the article: https://gasiulis.name/parallel-rasterization-on-cpu/ - but to be fair, Blend2D is really fast.