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by Conscat 8mo ago
I've been inputting Devanagari with a 30% ortho keyboard lately using QMK. ऐसे अति मुश्किल नहीं है । I have an extra layer for nicher inputs just as I do with my usual Roman text. I'm not aware of any writing systems that normally
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by Conscat 8mo ago
The eponymous woman in the Playboy photograph.
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by Conscat 8mo ago
This is a common rhetorical device for humans named parataxis.
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by Conscat 8mo ago
You need `GSL` and `lifetimebound` to approach most modern safety bugs.
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by Conscat 9mo ago
Someone already mentioned AppImage, but I'd like to draw attention to this alternate implementation that executes as a POSIX shell script, making it possible to dynamic dispatch different programs on different architectures. e.g. a fat
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by Conscat 9mo ago
If the APE concept isn't appealing to you, you may be interested in the work on LLVM libC. My friend recently delivered an under-appreciated lecture on the vision: https://youtu.be/HtCMCL13Grg tl;dw Google recognizes t
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by Conscat 9mo ago
In the big picture, culture progresses towards equality over time, although it see-saws and moves very slowly relative to a human lifespan. Small minorities of hate groups, for example KKK, are not able to influence society in the long-run
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by Conscat 9mo ago
Gemini CLI regularly gets stuck failing to do anything after declaring its plan to me. There seems to be no way to un-lock it from this state except closing and reopening the interface, losing all its progress.
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by Conscat 9mo ago
I find neither LSP for Tree Sitter sufficient for syntax highlighting, but I am extremely satisfied by my special combination of _both_ in Emacs. I love how easy it is to write Tree Sitter queries for very special patterns, like highlightin
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by Conscat 9mo ago
The modern safest way to use C++ involves lifetime annotations and ownership annotations run under multiple built-in Clang constraint solvers, but this isn't what most users do.
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by Conscat 9mo ago
I liked it :3 thought it was funny
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by Conscat 9mo ago
What Rust loses with that decision is the ability to program the "semantics" in move semantics. Rust has no distinction between hypothetical place constructor and value constructor.
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by Conscat 10mo ago
I work at Nvidia, and my team is using Slang for all of our (numerous and non-trivial) kernels because its automatic differentiation type system is so nice.
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by Conscat 10mo ago
> BJP ... is staunchly supporting Upper caste ( Brahmins). I'm curious what you mean by this. I've heard a wide range of opinions on BJP from NRIs, but that's one position I haven't been told before. My understanding
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by Conscat 10mo ago
Do you read the Clang git commit log every day? C++ improves in many ways faster than any other language ecosystem.
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by Conscat 11mo ago
If I couldn't give Emacs incredibly specialized behavior, I wouldn't even use it.
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by Conscat 11mo ago
This article elaborates how it works.
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by Conscat 11mo ago
I'm on HackerNews because I can't do my job right now.
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by Conscat 11mo ago
I know we must have some terminally online fediverse users here. One of them must have an idea what he is alluding to.
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by Conscat 11mo ago
That looks exactly like the photos on a Spirit Halloween costume.
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by Conscat 11mo ago
"move" means to pass into an r-value reference function parameter, for instance a move constructor, move assignment operator, or forwarding reference.
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by Conscat 1y ago
It's hard to say what "that hard" should be considered, but the book's first half involves Java reflection, which isn't obvious code to port to different languages in my opinion.
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by Conscat 1y ago
Rust lacks type-programming features necessary for pragmatic type safety without performance concessions.
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by Conscat 1y ago
The Hunter Biden pardon was necessary because it was clear that despite his admission of guilt, he was not going to receive a fair punishment. The Republican party leadership was very open in expressing their intentions for him, and had _al
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by Conscat 1y ago
Sean Baxter single-handedly implemented all of up to C++23, and some C++26, including a huge number of GNU extensions and possibly an even larger number of his own features.
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by Conscat 1y ago
Because this is HackerNews. That is a consistent response here.
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by Conscat 1y ago
I'm fairly impressed it was able to reenact Fallout: Equestria.
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by Conscat 1y ago
Does anything stop a user from doing this with inline assembly?
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by Conscat 1y ago
In languages with generic types such as C++, you generally need free factory functions rather than static member functions so that type deduction can work.
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by Conscat 1y ago
I think I first came across them from seeing #ORCΛ tag on Twitter, which I highly recommend peeking at. I love their website.

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