mia (developer mode)
mia@shrimptest.0x0.st
<div><span>former main account: </span><span class="h-card" translate="no"><a class="u-url mention" href="https://movsw.0x0.st/@mia"><span>@mia</span></a></span><span> <br><br>high-value woman, smol and extremely cuddly<br><br>THIS IS AN ANTI-MARRIAGE ACCOUNT. DO NOT ENGAGE. <br><br>REJECT ALL FALSE IDOLS<br><br>REJECT THAT PRETENDER NAMED PENETRATION<br><br>SEX IS SOMETHING YOU DO WITH YOUR TEETH<br><br><br>follow </span><span class="h-card" translate="no"><a class="u-url mention" href="https://movsw.0x0.st/@0x0"><span>@0x0</span></a></span><span> for posts related to 0x0.st, the public file hoster i run</span></div>
Posts
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Post #3292846
first person to suggest writing that replacement in rust gets the meat hook
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Post #3291682
fontconfig 2.18 is broken and looking at the commit log makes me want to throw up i was right to start my own replacement but i’m gonna need stims for it to get anywhere
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Post #3258677
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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Post #3255447
turns out state of the art AI models, the smallest of which have trillions of parameters and need 400 GB VRAM, are still useless at the translation tasks i do for a living. this is like the one job that LLMs had, and they still can’t do it. they’re not even CLOSE. oh i’m sure they can find bugs in software and speedrun video games but like, that’s basically pure pattern recognition and brute force. those are problems that can be fully understood and even trivially modeled as equations. that does...
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Post #2926564
sometimes GCC is pretty clever. it recognized that i’m calling atan2f element-wise on a SIMD vector type and uses the libmvec function instead of plain libm accordingly, reducing a lot of expensive scalar extraction and function call instructions to just this one clang is not that clever. it has a __builtin_elementwise_atan2 but that just uses the non-vectorized version. it also has no clean way to do masked shuffles because its shuffle builtin only takes scalar indices
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Post #2926375
ported most of the oklab/okhsl code to GNU vector extensions laptop can now render a full-screen okhsl color wheel at 40 fps instead of 4. SIMD is magic
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Post #2832455
clang go home you’re drunk
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Post #2786681
squishy birb
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Post #2786609
🐝
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Post #2786608
rare
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Post #2744396
justice is a spook your honor
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Post #2697184
c++ people be like i love header-only libraries i love measuring compile times in hours
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Post #2665008
this is where i post from
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Post #2662685
GCC is very good at auto-vectorizing code if only you allow it and the benefits are very real (distros: please consider using -march=x86_64-v3 by default)
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Post #2531755
glad to see i’m not the only one who considered building heat-seeking missiles by strapping wiimotes to them
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Post #2485910
studying digital color science and figuring out how incredibly wrong a lot of image processing software and even widespread standards like CSS are about color, much stuff we could be doing better but aren’t (like the 1931 color primaries and observers i mentioned before; you can calibrate displays to what measures as identical in that system but looks very different to human eyes) fucking CSS specifying effects to be applied in non-linear sRGB, SVG renderers basically doing all their alpha blen...
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Post #2190820
github.com/V4bel/dirtyfrag it happened again
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Post #2141254
:paimon_nomming:
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Post #2096577
imagine.. cheesecake.....
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Post #1888832
tequila wurstwasser
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Post #1817455
did you know gnutls has a startup function that causes anything linking to it to take a very long time to start (200ms on my laptop)?
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Post #1811436
lucy came back from the store and wanted to kiss me but i was just :munch:
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Post #1785470
guess we didn’t make it past 99.999% uptime this year because server hardware takes forever to POST