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I should note I used the 32b parameter version of R1.
January 28, 2025 at 4:28 AM
I should note I used the 32b parameter version of R1.
extremely ominous skeet
November 25, 2024 at 5:46 PM
extremely ominous skeet
If you want something a bit more advanced with the option to sync to multiple devices, Obsidian is wonderful.
Works well just sticking the vaults in Dropbox/OneDrive/etc, no need to pay for their sync service.
Works well just sticking the vaults in Dropbox/OneDrive/etc, no need to pay for their sync service.
August 9, 2024 at 10:02 AM
If you want something a bit more advanced with the option to sync to multiple devices, Obsidian is wonderful.
Works well just sticking the vaults in Dropbox/OneDrive/etc, no need to pay for their sync service.
Works well just sticking the vaults in Dropbox/OneDrive/etc, no need to pay for their sync service.
There’s definitely something magical feeling about writing to a memory address and seeing something on the screen with no intermediate steps.
August 9, 2024 at 9:55 AM
There’s definitely something magical feeling about writing to a memory address and seeing something on the screen with no intermediate steps.
Despite being incomplete I definitely recommend MGSV for a better introduction to Kojima and how he works.
Death Stranding is definitely a bit more dense but the final act makes up for it a lot, if you can push through to it.
Death Stranding is definitely a bit more dense but the final act makes up for it a lot, if you can push through to it.
August 9, 2024 at 9:54 AM
Despite being incomplete I definitely recommend MGSV for a better introduction to Kojima and how he works.
Death Stranding is definitely a bit more dense but the final act makes up for it a lot, if you can push through to it.
Death Stranding is definitely a bit more dense but the final act makes up for it a lot, if you can push through to it.
That’s interesting that there’s that much of a performance hit for eliding a type. You’d think just having static but implicit typing would be good enough. I guess not so for interpreted languages.
August 9, 2024 at 9:51 AM
That’s interesting that there’s that much of a performance hit for eliding a type. You’d think just having static but implicit typing would be good enough. I guess not so for interpreted languages.
Specifically in transport speed, if you have HTTP/2, it should not make a noticeable difference either way. I have not looked into browser parsing speeds of CSS though.
May 2, 2024 at 8:25 PM
Specifically in transport speed, if you have HTTP/2, it should not make a noticeable difference either way. I have not looked into browser parsing speeds of CSS though.