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skrhee commented on Ask HN: What are some cool or underrated tech companies based in Canada?    · Posted by u/pedrodelfino
skrhee · 2 months ago
https://enurgen.com/

They work on modeling solar energy projects, great group.

skrhee commented on Thiings   thiings.co/things... · Posted by u/pentagrama
skrhee · 2 months ago
Searching for "baby carrier" is hilarious
skrhee commented on Ask HN: Cursor or Windsurf?    · Posted by u/skarat
skrhee · 3 months ago
Zed! I find it to be less buggy and generally more intuitive to use.
skrhee commented on I just got an ad in VS Code   postimg.cc/G97psRDx... · Posted by u/leecommamichael
skrhee · 4 months ago
I've been using zed editor as my daily driver for about a year now and I feel like it's a less cluttered, well thought out editor. It also supports vim motions out of the box and isn't tied to Microsoft in any way.
skrhee commented on Nvidia Warp: A Python framework for high performance GPU simulation and graphics   github.com/NVIDIA/warp... · Posted by u/jarmitage
raytopia · a year ago
I love how many python to native/gpu code projects there are now. It's nice to see a lot of competition in the space. An alternative to this one could be Taichi Lang [0] it can use your gpu through Vulkan so you don't have to own Nvidia hardware. Numba [1] is another alternative that's very popular. I'm still waiting on a Python project that compiles to pure C (unlike Cython [2] which is hard to port) so you can write homebrew games or other embedded applications.

[0] https://www.taichi-lang.org/

[1] http://numba.pydata.org/

[2] https://cython.readthedocs.io/en/stable/

skrhee · a year ago
I would like to warn people away from taichi if possible. At least back in 1.7.0 there were some bugs in the code that made it very difficult to work with.

u/skrhee

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