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by 1718627440 2y ago
Yes, that is why restrict was introduced.
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by 1718627440 2y ago
I see. But then that wrapper is actually semantic and thus is eligible for the appropriate element.
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by 1718627440 2y ago
Not really. Pointers from different allocations are guaranteed to never alias. If they do, it is UB.
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by 1718627440 2y ago
> The only use case I have for <div> is in a details/summary where there is no CSS to select the contents of a <details> element, excluding the <summary>. div > *:not(summary)
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by 1718627440 2y ago
And Mark Zuckerburg.
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by 1718627440 2y ago
Not a teen since recently, but got to know it earlier, so ... untrue.
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by 1718627440 2y ago
> Can you give an example? In C, I use FOO() for a macro, foo() for a function like macro and foo () for a function. Also: statement1; statement2; statement3; statement4; is different from: statement1; statement2; s
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by 1718627440 2y ago
It seams to have a maximum length. If you try it on this page, it won't capture the whole page.
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by 1718627440 2y ago
At least to me whitespace does convey meaning and order of functions or variable renaming definitely conveys a semantic change.
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by 1718627440 2y ago
I would same, that at is communicated by the length of the stare you get after telling the time.
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by 1718627440 2y ago
In Germany, that would be quarter 7, which means either the quarter in the 7th hour or the 7th time that a quarter has passed since the hour, which is of course that same. (Unless you are in a part, that got conquered by the US after 2WW, w
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by 1718627440 2y ago
What is specified is the actual departure time of the train. Before that it has to be decided to start closing the doors, the doors must be closing, the secure closure must be determined by the train leader and the train leader has to order
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by 1718627440 2y ago
What would prevent you from mounting your directory with ssh?
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by 1718627440 2y ago
Recursive make is known to be problematic since 1997 ( https://petermiller.work/pmiller/books/rmch/ ).
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by 1718627440 2y ago
> I just can't wrap my head around these in so many levels. The easier of these questions would be, how can a chancellor deliberately lose a vote of confidence? What makes the action deliberate exactly? Just openly telling your coal
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by 1718627440 2y ago
That is weird, because it works for me and I've never noticed, that it didn't worked in the past. (Thunderbird 115.5.0 on Debian)
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by 1718627440 2y ago
> You're editing a file (or parts of different files) and are focusing on say 5 methods that are interacting. I want to see all of them on the screen at the same time, without having to struggle to open and manage many windows with
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by 1718627440 2y ago
On my computer this only results in 1828 lines. (tested with `gcc -E - | wc -l`)