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i remember playing dark forces on our family mac that had like a 66mhz motorola 68k with no fpu. don't think it ever topped 30 fps
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Lutha Mahtin posted:i remember playing dark forces on our family mac that had like a 66mhz motorola 68k with no fpu. don't think it ever topped 30 fps I played the Duke Nukem 3D demo on a 486SX2 and it ran at about 4fps doing some graphics research and apparently A) John Carmack's fast inverse square root is slower than just doing the floating point math in SSE processors B) I finally know what the gently caress it does
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code:i think the comment should've been self explanatory
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it's even better with the line abovecode:
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That remains one of the cleverer things I've ever seen.
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It's also obsolete these days because there are INVSQRT instructions now. Still cool though!
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Mr Dog posted:It's also obsolete these days because there are INVSQRT instructions now. whoa buddy you think watcom knows what SSE is? it barely knows what MMX is though apparently someone's built a newer fancier assembler compatible with open watcom that supports all intel's latest bells and whistles and you can find include files that let you do inline 3DNow! with the regular one if you really want to
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Finster Dexter posted:Yeah, apache was super easy. I just opened up httpd.config and just mashed on my keyboard until CORS was enabled it was very easy and obvious. Apache  lighttpd and nginx are my current preference for easier configurations. For Apache you just have to look at the completely different default configurations in RHEL and Debian to see how much of a mess it is. LeftistMuslimObama posted:lol, a new hire asked why there's no tampons or pads in the womens' rooms on the company message board and the first 10 responses were male developers going "why don't you consider part of your salary a stipend for bringing your own". lol. mansplaining is real y'all. If only the boss did some mansplaining to the 10 children for donations to the new sanitary pad fund. MrMoo fucked around with this message at 14:32 on Aug 1, 2016 |
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Apache uses the totally obvious convention of loading conf.d/* in order of file name and this will change the behavior of your server
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scanning production jQuery code and gently caress it uses truthy statements a lot
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:Apache uses the totally obvious convention of loading conf.d/* in order of file name and this will change the behavior of your server This is also exactly what the nginx found in EPEL does by default on CentOS Your conf files are each supposed to contain one vhost. If reordering these files changes the behaviour of your server you dun hosed up Also dropfiles are a very common pattern.
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Mr Dog posted:This is also exactly what the nginx found in EPEL does by default on CentOS i mostly use apache for spoofing things in my dev environment, so i'm absolutely doing it wrong. i think i just need to read a light how-to or something, because ive just been using the httpd docs for the last couple years and i still hate having to change anything,
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rotating 256x256 texture in the background layer. actual speed in dosbox lol i think sin/cos lookup tables might help here
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:Apache uses the totally obvious convention of loading conf.d/* in order of file name and this will change the behavior of your server Mr Dog posted:Your conf files are each supposed to contain one vhost. If reordering these files changes the behaviour of your server you dun hosed up
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MrMoo posted:lighttpd and nginx are my current preference for easier configurations. lighttpd and nginx are both fine but the reason they are "easier" to configure is that they don't do anything you take the very obvious default configs or you gently caress right off MrMoo posted:For Apache you just have to look at the completely different default configurations in RHEL and Debian to see how much of a mess it is. redhat uses the default config file layout that comes as an example with apache. it works just fine on any os. debian uses some hosed up poo poo you have to drop acid to understand. i don't see how this is apache's fault. step #1 in using apache on debian: replace the hosed up garbage config dir with a copy from redhat or upstream apache.
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HoboMan posted:scanning production jQuery code and gently caress it uses truthy statements a lot is there something wrong with that?
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Wheany posted:is there something wrong with that? "false" (it's true)
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gonadic io posted:"false" uh-huh?
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implicitly converting stuff to booleans is terrible and never should have caught on
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if "false" should be a compiler error because strings arent booleans
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well, i'm sure jquery will accept your pull request where you change all the if(option) blocks to if(option === true) {} else throw "That's not a boolean, you dumbass"
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fart simpson posted:implicitly converting stuff to booleans is terrible and never should have caught on blame C
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that moment when you try to find the section of K&R which explains Booleans
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ok after upgrading all our poo poo to the latest versions of everything there is one particular page that will not render in ie9. it works fine in chrome and if i view source in ie the html is there. i have been working on this for a full day now and i am still completely stumped, maybe someone has an idea?
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ugh sourcetree got even worse with the latest update somehow. did you terrible fuckin programmers ever come to a consensus re: what's the best gui git client??
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GameCube posted:ugh sourcetree got even worse with the latest update somehow. did you terrible fuckin programmers ever come to a consensus re: what's the best gui git client?? **why would you need a gui for git? Elias_Maluco fucked around with this message at 16:46 on Aug 2, 2016 |
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GameCube posted:ugh sourcetree got even worse with the latest update somehow. did you terrible fuckin programmers ever come to a consensus re: what's the best gui git client?? tower's alright but $$$.
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Elias_Maluco posted:I would you need a gui for git? are you using speech recognition for you're posts 
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GameCube posted:ugh sourcetree got even worse with the latest update somehow. did you terrible fuckin programmers ever come to a consensus re: what's the best gui git client?? lmao
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HoboMan posted:ok after upgrading all our poo poo to the latest versions of everything
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GameCube posted:ugh sourcetree got even worse with the latest update somehow. did you terrible fuckin programmers ever come to a consensus re: what's the best gui git client?? tortoisehg is fine oh wait git tortoisegit
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whining about truthiness in the jquery source is pointless. truthiness is bound to be faster than converting and checking all the time. you can just think of an if condition as "is this Boolean value true, or is this number nonzero, or is this string or list non-empty" JavaScript has much bigger sins than truthiness
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paradite 3 hours ago | unvote [-] Interesting fact that I recently came across: bower and many other npm packages, has some dependencies that eventually depends on a package called "wordwrap". And this "wordwrap" package somehow has its test folder exposed in npm. The result: Every single person using bower would have one or more copies of In Praise of Idleness by Bertrand Russell on your local machine, depending on how many of your projects has a npm dependency of this package: https://github.com/substack/node-wordwrap/blob/master/test/i... Don't believe me? Try searching for "In Praise of Idleness" in Spotlight. Edit: Someone had already sent a PR about this on GitHub: https://github.com/substack/node-wordwrap/pull/14
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npm keeps the comedy rolling in. can't say that about most programming language package depots, can ya? npm supremacy
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back to the command line for me. all I use sourcetree for is quickly visualizing some stuff and I think tortoise is fine for that too. oh well
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fritz posted:paradite 3 hours ago | unvote [-] lmao Linux users are idiots
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