dr2chase
Not a physician, utility-bikes a lot (~5000km/year), DFH, works on Go compiler. (I do not speak for my employer.) Sometimes know things about programming languages, (cargo) bicycles, lilies, Florida.
He/him. Ex(?) Florida Man.
Now near Boston, MA, USA.
Married to a sociologist.
Tootfinder searchable.
Biased towards following people unlike me but with overlapping interests.
I'm aware that not everyone can ride a bike, it's been mentioned once or twice in the past.
I send product feedback:
"QUIT ROUNDING THE FUCKING CORNERS OF THE IMAGES I PASTE INTO MESSAGES. THEY HAVE CORNERS, CUT IT THE FUCK OUT."
Physics Girl has her first video in 3 years: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3m3AMRlYfc
My first science video in 3 years
#golang It's a minor thing, but I am virtually certain that Renee French (artist who did the original Go Gophers) is not a fan of AI-generated Go Gopher images. That horse might be out of the barn, but so far, I have not used AI for any images except tests of the AI itself, so, not quite everyone is doing it.
Dear adventurous Go users who are playing with SIMD in 1.26 pre-release. Coding your feature checks like this:
func init() {
useAVX512 = archsimd.X86.AVX512()
}
will yield not-best code, because the compiler is looking for guards that check archsimd.X86.AVX512() in order to (whenever there is a choice) enable the AVX512 versions of operations, e.g., mask registers versus bit masks, that sort of thing. (512-bit vectors will also force AVX512).
Is Our Computers Learning?
"The name on your account must exactly match the name on your reservations to ensure that you receive mileage credit and other benefits."
Global Entry number matches, passport number matches, date of birth matches, but no, if there's a difference in the name, including that usually optional middle initial and/or full middle name, I'm sorry, we were too busy training LLMs to handle basic fucking database 101.
Fish. Lips.
https://vimeo.com/1180173970?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci
alt video: from a camera on a stick in the water behind a boat, three interested fish, swimming back and forth and quite close to the camera.