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Comment #49240366
It used to be shared, but vast amount of insidious attacks like Heartbleed forced web engine developers to force strict isolation between everything
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Comment #49160024
Modern web development is more like computer alchemy
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Comment #48683338
Thanks for clarifying, then the suggestion above does makes sense
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Comment #48682625
M series chips are system-on-chip with RAM on the same wafer with CPU and GPU, so it impossible to outsource only part of the chip
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Comment #48352419
Checked with vast Amon Tobin discography with all his aliases as his discography is a very complicated edge case for any recommendation algorithm: Stone Giants/Figueroa is listened…
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Comment #48320895
That judgment is an essential skill of an experienced programmer, and it is required at every level of the big picture, from high level architecture decisions to the development of…
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Comment #48304573
No, why it should prevent me from describing vast issues with current solutions?
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Comment #48297492
So lastfm become relevant again because slop will not appear statistically in user scrobblings because of vast amount of "musicians" required to be profitable: if I listen to 1000 …
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Comment #48297168
Cannot call lastfm algorithm advanced in any sense. Just opened Amon Tobin page: "similar artists: Kid Koala and DJ Kush", which is an impressively shallow understanding of the las…
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Comment #48235322
Actually it’s pretty explicitly stated, polymarket even have special docs section, "market maker guide"
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Comment #47650226
That’s the question, yes. The main issue is an ability to rebuild literally any part of the system from sources. A few changes here and there allow cheaters to bypass anticheat pro…
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Comment #47646982
This won’t last for long too. Valve with SteamDeck and apparent future release of SteamMachine/SteamOS is preparing users for Linux gaming
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Comment #47584824
First hit is always free
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Comment #47192271
I’m author of relatively popular open source project (4.8k stars, 100k+ downloads/months), lived on donations for five years. I use and am eternally grateful for the following oss …
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Comment #46883992
ISS and MIR combined are not a "large market". How many radiators they require? Probably a single space dc will demand a whole orders of magnitude more cooling
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Comment #46551200
At least 50 cent didn’t make TikTok style music with single polished part and junky rest of the song. Nowadays his goals looks almost innocent
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Comment #46520094
In rust you could use multiple allocators at the same time. Allocation failure handled by allocator, converting panic to some useful behavior. This logic is observable in WASM, as …
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Comment #46474855
Why not? It’s a common equipment and it’s not count as "digital device forbidden in analog studio" as you connect synth directly to it, just to make sure that your front waves are …
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Comment #46472913
It’s important for electronic music to have consistent and predictable pitch, otherwise djs on stage will have hard time to play (they loop a start of the song and play it together…
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Comment #46472874
Usually top electronic studios use external clock sync device which prevents that kind of issues, I’m sure that Daft Punk uses it too
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Comment #46368670
It’s called WML/WAP
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Comment #46182384
Instead of offloading batch computations to a proprietary cloud, it’s better to actually optimize the incredibly slow and unstable computational kernel. In any case that’s not the …
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Comment #46146236
Universe could be probability based GoL simulation; basic Turing machine cannot handle that
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Comment #46050344
Is this your pull request?
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Comment #45808986
Unfortunately, this characterizes the entire project: "cool" examples with no practical utility. Meanwhile, the language itself is incredibly strange (functions via patterns are an…