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mschuetz
·hace 9 días·discuss
Having participated in many studies, I lost much faith in studies. You could study the same thing, and get opposite results depending on how you build the study, which people participate (friends and colleagues will be reluctant to speak against your results), and the bias with which you set everything up. Also, many tasks require learning the tools, and some tools will start to be more productive with expertise than others.
mschuetz
·hace 11 días·discuss
That's exactly the one I'm really satisfied with.
mschuetz
·hace 12 días·discuss
That was an interesting read. Also enjoyed reading about the semaphores in the default stream. It's great that cuda implicitly handles syncing of commands for users and makes parallel commands optional and opt-in via streams, unlike Vulkan which completely unloads the full complexity of syncing to users right from the start.
mschuetz
·hace 12 días·discuss
I like the driver API because it allows treating Cuda kernels like hot-reloadable shaders. It's fun to develop while being able to change the code at runtime.
mschuetz
·hace 12 días·discuss
For me, the 20€/months subscriptions were always sufficient, and it's nice if that subscription give the latest and greatest results.
mschuetz
·hace 14 días·discuss
I haven't tried the latest Codex but I switched from GPT to Claude because I think Claude writes much better Code. GPT's code ends up way more verbose/complex/overengineered than it needs to be.
mschuetz
·hace 15 días·discuss
I've always considered shared_ptr to be semi-garbage collection. Allows me to code C++ almost as if it were Java so long as circular references are avoided. I'm perfectly fine with it being considered a type of garbage collection.
mschuetz
·hace 8 años·discuss
Javascript number type can be used like 32 bit integers for the most part, including bitwise operators and modulus.

I agree that pure 32 and 64 bit integers would be nice, though. Especially since I have need for 64 bit bitwise integer math. Bigint surprisingly seems to be able to do that, I'm just not sure if the performance will be okay.

But being able to use bigints with binary literals is awesome: 123n & 0b1111n => 11n