Super disappointed in @MieleUSA for cancelling an order for a part without telling me. I've been waiting almost a year. I had to reorder it--expected to ship March 2023. *sigh* #BadCustomerService
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@Dataflow_G @j_medland Except for the compiled object code, they should be the same across all platforms, endianness, and bitness. Data is normalized—e.g., extended floats are stored in a 128-bit format, the widest format supported on any platform (Sun Solaris).
@TheRealAdamKemp Sigh. People didn’t learn their lesson when Microsoft did this years ago in their tools?
Developers: if you make a library that really needs to change the floating point state, then please save/restore it so that your callers don’t have to.
Better yet: don’t change the state.
My Great Pyrenees channeling his inner Voodoo while preparing for the Voodoo Nö Challenge. He's training for the "take a short walk, lay down in the neighbor's yard, and refuse to continue" distance. #VoodooNoChallenge@GoldenRatioFdn https://t.co/OptChNkeXY
@TheRealAdamKemp I think it’s worth a try. Grimes is among his early-ish works, while Midsummer is among his late-ish works, so there’s a difference there. Grimes is also one of his most performed operas, so that’s a good indicator, too. And hey, the livestream is free right now.
@dnatt @j_medland Most nodes would not start a new clump, so this makes perfect sense to me once I stop and think about it. The problem is that I wouldn’t start by stopping and thinking about it, so it may not behave the way I want it to when I write the code.
"‘The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs’ clicks on the human connection." @AustinOpera set to premiere a new production of @masonbates' Grammy-winning opera. https://t.co/QxzOtLqCru