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wjakob
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Comment #49070208
I used to switch coated (teflon, ceramic, other fancy gadgets) pans every 1-2 years after eventually wearing them out. This seems so wasteful! I wish somebody had given me the foll…
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Comment #47750578
Besides boringBar, the following are enabled: Claude, Dropbox, MacWhisper.
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Comment #47749730
I am running the trial and it seems great except for two crucial deviations from Dock behavior. Clicking on a button ("chip") does not bring the associated window to the foreground…
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Comment #47321560
I am very worried by feature creep in libc++ and libstdc++ and the harm that this inflicts on the wider C++ ecosystem. Transitive inclusion of large parts of the STL, and entanglin…
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Comment #30910817
> Why would you recommend that? [..] It's a bunch of work for no benefit. nanobind/pybind11 (co-)author here. The space of python bindings is extremely diverse and on the whole pro…
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Comment #29444559
There is also IINA that somehow seems more snappy/better-integrated on macOS.
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Comment #24837142
Caution: if you rely on pybind11 or a project using pybind11 (many projects do, like NumPy/SciPy/Tensorflow/PyTorch..), hold off on upgrading to Python 3.9.0 for now. A change in P…
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Comment #22025744
What's wrong with red-black trees? :) Since you mention C++: you do realize that std::map will typically be implemented with one?
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Comment #21247253
Here are links to more concrete studies concerning this effect. Action spectrum for melatonin regulation in humans: evidence for a novel circadian photoreceptor. Brainard et al. ht…
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Comment #21166012
Note that this is only for OpenGL ES!
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Comment #20340415
The extra-painful part about this whole situation is that it's apparently only due to Apple blocking NVIDIA from signing and publishing their drivers. (for whatever bizarre reason …
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Comment #20138674
The maintainers of SCons have long argued perceived performance and scalability issues do not exist ( https://github.com/scons/scons/wiki/WhySconsIsNotSlow ). I've long been really…
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Comment #20087824
Lack of NVIDIA support is a deal-breaker. The AMD ecosystem is just so far behind when it comes to frameworks like CUDA, OptiX, cuDNN, etc.. Why can't Apple open up kernel-level su…
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Comment #18363286
The material database provides broad coverage of common and more specialized materials, including isotropic and anisotropic BRDFs of metals, paper, car paints, organic samples, fab…
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Comment #18222523
The renderer accurately simulates a good chunk of geometric optics -- light propagation along rays, multiple scattering, specular reflection, refraction, and surface roughness due …