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by Erlangen 4y ago
> like using `fn` for functions and `->` to annotate return types `->` syntax is included in C++11 standard, named "trailing return type", but its adoption seems to be very slow. `auto f() -> int { return 42; }`
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by Erlangen 4y ago
Its github repo has a very interesting doc on when it's the right time for Carbon language to go public. https://github.com/carbon-language/carbon-lang/commit/b8750e... > Broader field experience requ
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by Erlangen 4y ago
The answer above has been deleted, but this answer is even better. Replace US with China. But to understand it, you need to be familiar of modern Chinese history. https://www.zhihu.com/question/439676867/answer&#x2
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by Erlangen 4y ago
The censoring is so horrible that Chinese are using other country's name to substitute China. For example, there is a question in Zhihu, "Will China become the next technological powerhouse?". The answer is talking about Russ
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by Erlangen 4y ago
The Chinese text in the picture is funny- "Confucianism" surrounded by "Fart".
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by Erlangen 4y ago
So auto is used as a keyword here. Maybe C inherits this never-used auto from B?
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by Erlangen 4y ago
However, "Turkey is not a common food in Turkey." != "Die Türkei ist kein gemeinsames Essen in der Türkei."
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by Erlangen 4y ago
I don't understand these graphs titled "Branch Predictor Pattern Recognition". What do they mean? Could someone here explain it a bit in detail? Thanks ahead.
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by Erlangen 4y ago
Does it have to do with the main browser you use? I am running Debian, Firefox is main browser, while chromium is used occasionally. I got captcha for Chromium, but not Firefox.
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by Erlangen 4y ago
The author is Chinese. I found his post in Chinese forum 2 years ago. https://www.v2ex.com/t/712086?p=1 "... with no concerns about security" seems to be a bad maschine translation. The Chinese version says
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by Erlangen 4y ago
I am not a user of rustdesk. But from its source code[1], I think does have some warnings about the change. It says, > "Warning" > "Current Wayland display server is not supported" > `Fix it` => a button trig
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by Erlangen 4y ago
I guess it's so complicated that no one wants to write it. I can feel it when compiling Linux kernel from source. The number of options in networking part seems humongous.
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by Erlangen 4y ago
The new layout for "99 problems" looks much better than before. It's a huge improvement. https://ocaml.org/problems
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by Erlangen 5y ago
This is a terrible article. The relevant section in the law is(translated with google translate) The text of the law is here, http://www.gov.cn/gongbao/content/2021/content_5641351.htm > 发现或者获知所提供网络产品存在安全漏
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by Erlangen 5y ago
I am running 2021.2.3 now. `ps aux | grep GC` still shows "-XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC"
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by Erlangen 5y ago
Intellij uses UseConcMarkSweepGC gc, which has been deprecated since Java 9. Jetbrains is still investigating the use of ZGC. https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-247824
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by Erlangen 5y ago
Missing "command -v", which was suggested as a replacement to which in debian base system. https://lwn.net/Articles/874049/
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by Erlangen 5y ago
Is "natural types" a common term used in programming language theory? I haven't heard of it before. I tried to search it but found nothing.
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by Erlangen 5y ago
This is the professor's response to the incident, https://bariweiss.substack.com/p/mit-abandons-its-mission-an... . It was posted here previously, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28757882 , but
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by Erlangen 5y ago
SAP provides a friendly interface for both JDK and JRE for Windows and Linux. https://sap.github.io/SapMachine/
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by Erlangen 5y ago
The researchers mentioned that they had "controlled machines located in China". Given the number of requests sent by these machines everyday, how did they avoid being detected? Isn't it very suspicious for a machine to send h
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by Erlangen 5y ago
> [Avoid] Having a “G” prefix (for example: GMusic). Those are not allowed in KDE universe. You need "K" prefix instead.
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by Erlangen 5y ago
Guix is gpl licensed, which Chimera doesn't want to include in the base system.
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by Erlangen 5y ago
It's interesting to see how "头破血流" was translated in news. "头破血流" literally means "head broken, blood shed". Nowadays, it's both used in a literal and figurative way. 1. "男子网吧摔伤头破血流坚持打游戏直到晕厥&quot
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by Erlangen 5y ago
The page does call him president in the photo description, "Chinese President Xi Jinping delivers his speech in Beijing on Thursday. " > He is NOT a President. The English of version gov.cn, names him as president rather than
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by Erlangen 5y ago
Another comment from past HW engineer. I knew what was going on from the first look. Back then, I was a newcomer in Huawei. I was in a depeartment, which had seven teams. The team(A) I was in, had a very tight development schedule. After
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A engineer from Huawei shares details on project development process(dpaste.com)
1 points by Erlangen 5y ago|2 comments
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by Erlangen 5y ago
I am familiar with a small set of programming languages, but they define reference and value passing similarly. * Java: Java spec says "pass by value" * C: pass by value * C++: pass by value and reference(with ref qualifier) * C#:
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by Erlangen 5y ago
> resetting your default apps regularly This is my biggest pain points of windows 10. Why is it OK for windows to change my default image viewer everyday, with the some obscure message "there is a problem with your image viewer, we
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by Erlangen 5y ago
> Warning: This is the development version. The latest stable version is Version 1.1.x. I couldn't find a way to close the top banner. So I clicked around and found out this page had a bug. In the bottom right corner there is button

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