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What's the point in not showing the actual results? Is the expectation really to have a compiler handy just to browse the results
by maxlin 2y ago
What's the point in not showing the actual results? Is the expectation really to have a compiler handy just to browse the results
- omoikane 2y agoDid you mean the page not showing the generated error messages? The actual error messages would be many gigabytes worth of text, and aren't as interesting as the entries that produced those error messages.
- maxlin 2y agoThat's just a visualization problem. No we don't need to get a 1mm accuracy voxel map from the whole of Ukraine to know what's going on there either. Random samples / "this repeated X times" etc would work fine. Having nothing makes the whole thing seem pointless
- kccqzy 2y agoThe multiplier is in the billions. The actual results are gigabytes large. Your browser cannot handle that.
- klyrs 2y agoEven if your browser can handle it, tumblr doesn't wanna serve it.
- kevindamm 2y agoEven if Tumblr wanted to serve it, who would want to download it!? although it probably deflates really well.
- kibwen 2y agoWe can come up with compression schemes that do even better than Deflate. For example, here's the compressed version of the output of the first program, in just a handful of bytes: #include ".//.//.//.//jeh.cpp" #include "jeh.cpp"
- klyrs 2y agoDon't forget the compiler version and compile flags!