

it’s a deep pull, but it has to go to Eric the Half a Bee. it’s just permanently lodged in my mind.
it’s a deep pull, but it has to go to Eric the Half a Bee. it’s just permanently lodged in my mind.
isn’t this basically the old F1 MGU-H system that they kept having issues with and eventually gave up on?
Edit: no, that system, confusingly, is an electric motor/generator connected to the turbocharger.
i was unfortunately responsible for this one…
we developed a wireless communication protocol which was specified in an excel sheet, and it fell on us devs to implement the message types specified in the sheet. however since the specification kept changing we had to constantly update the message types in our tests to make sure they conformed. so i said “fuck it” and built a program that allowed me to “import” an excel file in a python program, which exposed all messages as classes that could be instantiated with automatic unit conversions. just drop the excel file of the day in the right place and run the test suite.
anyway that’s how the excel sheet became the formal API definition
librewolf has canvas turned off, because it’s fingerprintable. it’s still in the firefox codebase. all major browsers support canvas and have for more than 10 fifteen years.
also, canvas is literally a JS API what are you talking about
which ones don’t?
also, good goalpost moving.
it’s pretty neat
thanks! love me some science pedantry.
the cybertruck does that. it’s still allowed.
the driver is called AMDGPU PRO. it sits on top of the normal driver, and contains stuff specific to high performance compute and workstation workloads. i think it’s a requirement for properly fast ROCm but i’m not sure.
it’s from an 1800 year old Indian fable about a bear who crushes his friend’s skull with a rock in an attempt to kill an annoying fly.
many european languages seem to have the expression.
mister documentaries?
15 years away from a useful result
the implication of einsteins mass-energy equivalence formula is mind-blowing to me. one gram of mass, if perfectly converted to energy, makes 25 GWh. that means half the powerplants in my country could be replaced with this theoretical “mass converter” going through a gram of fuel an hour. that’s under 10 kilograms of fuel a year.
a coal plant goes through tons of fuel a day.
energy researchers, get on it
so it’s right
because the stringy bits, like the rind, are bitter, which changes the flavour of the fruit.
yupyup, just send HTML over the wire. it’s fine.
the biggest speedup would probably come from using proper schemas that can be efficiently parsed. but we’ve made our bed out of ad-hoc protocols.
it would be more of a double standard if the two groups were on equal footing, but they’re not.
anything that deserializes arbitrary json will put it into a hash table, right? it would definitely speed up the web.
my go-to phrase for this is always “lots of snow but no flashlight” due to a scene in an old Swedish movie