I’m still not sure it isn’t
I upgraded to a Pace ADS200 and it’s dope.
I heard Stephen Segerman on NPR yesterday say that he eventually took his crooked manager to court and got the money from the record sales.
I think you might be confused about where I'm coming from and starting at. I've been writing rich web applications professionally since 2004.
I was shocked to find that there wasn’t a fully fleshed out text rendering engine for WebGL. On the one hand I think you could argue that if you have a lot of text maybe html would suit your needs better. On the other…
I’ve spent the last week playing around with running WASM apps executing WebGL. I’m exhausted by the modern web. There are so many layers and layers and layers, and none of it works very well! But WebGL rendering on the…
This surprised me because I’d watched No Sudden Move by Soderbergh relatively recently and thought it looked pretty good. Reading more it seems like only Unsane and High Flying Bird were shot on phones (the latest of…
I would pronounce pa as “paw”, like papa. Would you say it like the a in “apple”?
I’ve got to admit having used packed structs in rust quite a bit i’m also a little confused about what Zig is improving on. Many years ago I wrote a rust program to decode some game save data and it looks like what…
The account I have from Melissa is that Marc was the source of all that plussing.
No arguments here! I'm consistently dismayed at the state of these tools :(
Hmmm, pnpm also uses hardlinks (or a reflink if it’s available) to copy out of a content addressable on disk cache.
Run by whom?
Totally agree! It’s hard to summarize the many ways to die as a bicyclist in a single comment. I learned the hard way that I was safer taking the lane and having some angry drivers (I guess OP would be happy to treat me…
This is such a heartless response. This response puts both property and a narrow understanding of the law in front of lives. First let’s just acknowledge that the article is describing a small change in driver habit to…
This just seems like a really long turn around time for type errors. This pushes global type checking into the space of unit testing in terms of time cost. I'd personally much rather have tsc take a second or two and…
Does anyone have numbers on efficacy? Given the low interchange rates in Europe I would have guessed that despite some flaws overall reduction in fraud was effective.
Contrasting that to the digital remaster (presumably first for DVD) which is AMAZING. They did an incredible job restoring the image.
This is precisely what the OLPC screen did and it worked really quite beautifully. Sadly doesn’t look like the spin off company producing the displays went anywhere :( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pixel_Qi
Last comment I swear. Let's break down the pieces. HCQ - Discussion on HCQ are not being suppressed broadly. We are proving that right now. The drug continues to be studied, I bet we could find recent publications.…
Can we just focus in on a small portion of this. Since I think we'll both die before we can convince the other of our position. I'm not a doctor, I'm not an export, but in my searches I can find no, reputable, peer…
In all seriousness. There was a lawsuit filed by the Trump with regards to the distance requirements for safe viewing of vote counting. The judge overturned a lower court decision on what safe distances would be, and…
Why do you say “apparently”? When we hear a claim and the reaction is “that’s incredible and unprecedented”, the reaction we should have should not be to accept that claim but to default to critical thinking. In this…
Worth pointing out (and you touch on this above) that this is not a function of electric heat but a function specifically of the type of electric heat (radiant in this case). I have electric heat by way of a ducted…
There was a book written in the 80's that covered the overarching philosophical discussion on this kind of thinking about games. The author broke games into two categories: finite and infinite. Finite games like the one…
I’m still not sure it isn’t
I upgraded to a Pace ADS200 and it’s dope.
I heard Stephen Segerman on NPR yesterday say that he eventually took his crooked manager to court and got the money from the record sales.
I think you might be confused about where I'm coming from and starting at. I've been writing rich web applications professionally since 2004.
I was shocked to find that there wasn’t a fully fleshed out text rendering engine for WebGL. On the one hand I think you could argue that if you have a lot of text maybe html would suit your needs better. On the other…
I’ve spent the last week playing around with running WASM apps executing WebGL. I’m exhausted by the modern web. There are so many layers and layers and layers, and none of it works very well! But WebGL rendering on the…
This surprised me because I’d watched No Sudden Move by Soderbergh relatively recently and thought it looked pretty good. Reading more it seems like only Unsane and High Flying Bird were shot on phones (the latest of…
I would pronounce pa as “paw”, like papa. Would you say it like the a in “apple”?
I’ve got to admit having used packed structs in rust quite a bit i’m also a little confused about what Zig is improving on. Many years ago I wrote a rust program to decode some game save data and it looks like what…
The account I have from Melissa is that Marc was the source of all that plussing.
No arguments here! I'm consistently dismayed at the state of these tools :(
Hmmm, pnpm also uses hardlinks (or a reflink if it’s available) to copy out of a content addressable on disk cache.
Run by whom?
Totally agree! It’s hard to summarize the many ways to die as a bicyclist in a single comment. I learned the hard way that I was safer taking the lane and having some angry drivers (I guess OP would be happy to treat me…
This is such a heartless response. This response puts both property and a narrow understanding of the law in front of lives. First let’s just acknowledge that the article is describing a small change in driver habit to…
This just seems like a really long turn around time for type errors. This pushes global type checking into the space of unit testing in terms of time cost. I'd personally much rather have tsc take a second or two and…
Does anyone have numbers on efficacy? Given the low interchange rates in Europe I would have guessed that despite some flaws overall reduction in fraud was effective.
Contrasting that to the digital remaster (presumably first for DVD) which is AMAZING. They did an incredible job restoring the image.
This is precisely what the OLPC screen did and it worked really quite beautifully. Sadly doesn’t look like the spin off company producing the displays went anywhere :( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pixel_Qi
Last comment I swear. Let's break down the pieces. HCQ - Discussion on HCQ are not being suppressed broadly. We are proving that right now. The drug continues to be studied, I bet we could find recent publications.…
Can we just focus in on a small portion of this. Since I think we'll both die before we can convince the other of our position. I'm not a doctor, I'm not an export, but in my searches I can find no, reputable, peer…
In all seriousness. There was a lawsuit filed by the Trump with regards to the distance requirements for safe viewing of vote counting. The judge overturned a lower court decision on what safe distances would be, and…
Why do you say “apparently”? When we hear a claim and the reaction is “that’s incredible and unprecedented”, the reaction we should have should not be to accept that claim but to default to critical thinking. In this…
Worth pointing out (and you touch on this above) that this is not a function of electric heat but a function specifically of the type of electric heat (radiant in this case). I have electric heat by way of a ducted…
There was a book written in the 80's that covered the overarching philosophical discussion on this kind of thinking about games. The author broke games into two categories: finite and infinite. Finite games like the one…