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    Comment #49176856

    Reading stuff like this and people's reactions to it makes me want to retire from breathing.

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    Comment #47878045

    Sounds like you have two happy well-adjusted friends?

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    Comment #47791480

    Not really. Besides the problems with ringing outlined in the post, the number of coefficients required to capture higher frequency detail grows quadratically, requiring not only m…

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    Comment #47789781

    Author here. Please let me know if the sample code doesn't work for you. It's all single threaded dumb JavaScript which makes it very easy to read, but definitely not performant. I…

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    Comment #47628175

    http://pouet.net https://www.unknowncheats.me/

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    Comment #47580705

    I don't think that is true.

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    Comment #47580529

    you literally don't have to. you can literally just keep doing your job the way that you always have.

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    Comment #47523400

    I don't know, I'm not convinced with this argument. The "ugly" version with the switch seems much preferable to me. It's simple, works, has way less moving parts and does not requi…

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    Comment #47505640

    sucks that opera is no longer with us. used to be my go-to browser before Firefox and eventually chrome...

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    Comment #47405145

    no. it was the first question I asked and was given a satisfactory explanation (along the lines of, "this adds things to your program that help it write text to the screen.")

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    Comment #47369358

    this story would make a killer asianometry video

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    Comment #47346095

    this is such disappointing clickbait. i thought it was a hardware product.

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    Comment #47211824

    mmap is not a language feature. it is also full of its own pitfalls that you need to be aware of. recommended reading: https://db.cs.cmu.edu/mmap-cidr2022/

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    Comment #47080745

    Yeah I misused the term "token". What I really meant is that they should just be token separator and nothing more (i.e. once we encounter whitespace it means the current token has …

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    Comment #47077541

    I have really just one wish when it comes to syntax: no syntactically significant whitespace. Space, newline, tab, etc. should ALL map to the same exact token. In practice this als…

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    Comment #47006970

    tl;dr yes it is she did not explicitly consent for that photo to be used in computer graphics research or millions of sample projects. moreover, the whole legality of using that im…

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    Comment #47000613

    the "porn" angle is very funny to me, since there is nothing pornographic or inapropriate about the image. when I was young, I used to think it was some researcher's wife whom he l…

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    Comment #47000553

    Everybody knows that. The GP's reaction is what perplexes me. Are they saying the name of the story is inappropriate? I think it's very appropriate.

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    Comment #46999875

    when you read this and its follow-up "driver" as a commentary on how capitalism removes persons from their humanity, it's as relevant as it was on day one. good sci fi is rarely ab…

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    Comment #46999867

    could you be more specific?

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    Comment #46968861

    > I want the simple approach in addition what exists now, so we can both have our cakes. The simple approach can be implemented on top of what Vulkan exposes currently. In fact, it…

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    Comment #46968505

    > It's explicitly saying you want device memory You are also explicitly saying that you want device memory by specifying DEVICE_LOCAL_BIT. There's no difference. > Likewise, your c…

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    Comment #46967925

    > No you don't, cuMemAlloc(&ptr, size) will just give you device memory, and cuMemAllocHost will give you pinned host memory. that's exactly what i said. You have to explicitly all…