ArtWomb · HackerTrans

XMAS comes early as far as I'm concerned... A rust os & risc-v implementation is sorely needed & I expect to begin experimenting on private cloud frankenwulfs immediately. I can see why you rushed, this in my humble opinion is bigger than the release of the go programming lang ;)

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Hi Nat! Just signed up for the preview (even though I'm the type to turn off intellisense and smart indent). I was wondering if WebGL shader code (glsl) was included in the training set? Translating human understandable graphics effects from natural language is a real challenge ;)

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This is a really great question! I can't help but think that for some small multiple of the cost of the International Space Station or Large Hadron Collider or any other large government science experiment, the nations of the earth could have gotten together early on and funded a free satellite internet project. It would have been limited bandwidth, high latency and error-ridden but it would have been ubiquitous in coverage, much like the GPS system. And would have accelerated adoption of many of the digital cash and e-banking innovations we are seeing today. As well as gotten a jump start on the physical layer of space based internet ;)

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Wow. Such impressive bpftrace skill! Keeping this article under my pillow ;)

Wonder where the next optimization path leads? Using huge memory pages. io_uring, which was briefly mentioned. Or kernel bypass, which is supported on c5n instances as of late...

ArtWomb

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GTA VI ;)

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Also fun to see the contrarian Venus explorers are at least a decade old ;)

SpaceX aims to put man on Mars in 10-20 years

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2479053

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I always think there is some magical perfect schema that I am missing. And if I just designed things perfectly in the beginning, I wouldn't need all this complex query logic. And reverse lookup tables, and fan outs, and other sundry hacks

But action always trumps thought. And its better to just slurp up as much data as possible

The simplest design for keys in a dict type data store such as Redis hashes, is to just auto_increment user ids. Resolve id=user. And then all data is just flat {var:id=value}. Key type is just a string delimited by ":". Gets you in the game fast. Mine structure and relationships later ;)

ArtWomb

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>>> I just email myself

Sometimes I don't even press "Send". Just keep pages of daily notes in the "Draft" folder ;)

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>>> aimed at the American style of learning

Ouch! Boas is maybe not as inspiring as Feynman. But when you see a copy on someone's bookshelf. It tends to be just as dog-eared and spine-cracked as Surely You're Joking

Another resource I just thought of. While not a textbook per se. Math competition problems from previous years can be very stimulating ;)

https://www.maths.cam.ac.uk/undergrad/pastpapers/past-ia-ib-...

https://kskedlaya.org/putnam-archive/

ArtWomb

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Good list! I'd also add Mary Boas' Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences. A standard textbook for incoming students across disciplines and very accessible

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I was a tad skeptical when I saw the title. But it looks like you really pulled it off. It took Atari engineers like 4 years ;)

Is it fast enough for multi-input / multi-player?

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