Something I didn't expect to see. I left an acoustic resonator sim running chaotically for a while to stabilize. Came back to find particles had self organized into a toy universe of solitons, loops and knots.
That's right! We went beyond the LCD pixels of the GBA for the wild compo! My recently bought DS Lite finally had a good use.
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(Me): so, we create this "virtual memory" to trick processes into thinking they have a contiguous address layout
(Medieval peasant): Would not thy abstraction swell the tally of mem'ry lookups?
(Me): well, yes. to deal with that we created the "translation lookaside buffer"
Just finished simultaneously watching “Margin Call”, “The Big Short”, “Wall Street” and “The Wolf of Wall Street”.
It was the single greatest (and most efficient) cinematic experience of my life. Highly recommend.
Sharks love our undersea cables.
Some suspect the weak, low-frequency fields attract sharks like distressed fish.
Fiber optics are particularly tasty; AT&T expressed no incidents with “old [copper] cables”.
In the 80s, telecoms called the incident Jaw's Syndrome.