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by FreeFull 9y ago
On the other hand, if a fully broken bone isn't set properly, then you are stuck with a permanently bent limb anyway.
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by FreeFull 9y ago
What do you mean by "We don't eat carbon"? All food that humans consume is mostly made out of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen. The carbon is indeed breathed out in the form of carbon dioxide, but no animal is capable of
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by FreeFull 9y ago
That is a problem. Thankfully, the language in Github's terms of service mitigates this a bit, although it'd be still ideal for the author to add a license too: "If you set your pages and repositories to be viewed publicly, y
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by FreeFull 9y ago
You can put the dish on either end, although if you don't have some sort of external wifi antenna, it'll be trickier
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by FreeFull 9y ago
If the problem is with the immune system reacting too strongly, could suppressing the immune system potentially help? Of course, you'd probably want to combine that with antibiotics, to fight any secondary infections that could develop
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by FreeFull 9y ago
For reference, the proper way to get a *const T from a &[T] is the .as_ptr() method. The way &[T] (and any other type not marked with #[repr(C)]) is laid out is implementation-defined, so accessing its internals isn't recommend
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by FreeFull 9y ago
Maybe you could try out something like https://github.com/i-rinat/apulse for getting around the pulseaudio requirement.
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by FreeFull 9y ago
Maybe solar storms? The Sun sends out quite a lot of radiation from time to time. Earth is protected by its magnetic field and atmosphere, the Moon and Mars not so much.
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by FreeFull 9y ago
OCaml was a really strong influence on Rust. The first Rust compiler was written in OCaml. Rust's traits are also similar to Haskell's typeclasses.
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by FreeFull 9y ago
You would probably want to be really careful about avoiding any sort of allocation in the error case, though.
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by FreeFull 9y ago
It's possible it used to not work with an older version of WebGL/GLSL, and now it does.
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by FreeFull 9y ago
Titan is larger, but also significantly less dense. Mercury is more massive than Titan.
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by FreeFull 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microwave_auditory_effect It's definitely possible for electromagnetic radiation to cause audible sounds. The thing that's confusing me is what sort of motive one would have to d
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by FreeFull 9y ago
They actually wrote a tool that turned C code into (unidiomatic) Go code, and then later gradually improved the codebase they got from that.
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by FreeFull 9y ago
Quaternion julia sets look pretty neat.
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by FreeFull 9y ago
Firefox has the same thing, but you have to enable it in about:config
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by FreeFull 9y ago
I don't honestly see how that would help. A rewrite is a lot of work, and it doesn't seem the bottlenecks here are language-specific anyway.
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by FreeFull 9y ago
Considering the age of Emacs's source code, I'd imagine there would be a lot of code that used to be optimal when it was written, but isn't any more (Sort of how replacing a lot of instances of Duff's Device in Xfree86 w
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by FreeFull 9y ago
Also, it's possible that the actual quantum of space is larger than the corresponding Planck unit.
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by FreeFull 9y ago
The WM is drawing its own decorations, but in the screenshot you can also see that the GTK+ programs are drawing decorations too, so you've got two layers of decorations.
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by FreeFull 9y ago
I've seen the same thing with Polish, on Linux. I don't remember which desktop environment it was in. Instead of "wolumin" or such, there was "głośńość".
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by FreeFull 9y ago
Haiku is POSIX compatible, so at the very least there are the standard C APIs. It is true you need to call into C++ for things like GUIs though (unless you use a port of a C GUI library).
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by FreeFull 9y ago
Those are the function prologue and function epilogue. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Function_prologue
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by FreeFull 9y ago
Could also be fun to compare to the Servo source: https://github.com/servo/servo
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by FreeFull 9y ago
On the other hand, just sticking a Vec<T> into Rc or Arc should work well enough for quite a few things.
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by FreeFull 9y ago
Thinking about it, it's weird that people expect the ice cream to be yellow anyway, since I can't say I've ever seen a banana with yellow flesh.
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by FreeFull 9y ago
This is feasible, assuming the government is willing to pay for the hosting.
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by FreeFull 9y ago
Perhaps what is needed is a Prolog-derivative language which is nicer to use. There is a number of declarative languages available, but my personal favourite would be Picat http://picat-lang.org/ A disadvantage of Picat wo
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by FreeFull 9y ago
The article mentions Delanuay triangulation, but it doesn't mention that one way to calculate a Voronoi tesselation is to calculate the Delanuay triangulation first.
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by FreeFull 9y ago
The reason Box is used there is that the type of a closure in Rust is anonymous, so can't be named as a return type. Once the `impl Trait` syntax for returns is available, the heap allocation won't be necessary any more, because y

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