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691.
by FreeFull 12y ago
Hmm, I tried out the instructions, but when I did `make run`, it seemed to get stuck at "Executing..."
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by FreeFull 12y ago
red>> .1 + .2 + .3 = .6 == true red>> .1 + .2 + .3 - .6 == 1.110223024625157e-16 This doesn't feel right to me. I usually would expect equality to be a strictly exact thing. This is bound to cause some
693.
by FreeFull 12y ago
http://rust-ci.org/projects/#audio Here's a list of audio libraries which have travis integration. This includes bindings to SDL_mixer, portaudio, OpenAL, alsa and libao.
694.
by FreeFull 12y ago
If you choose a custom board size for Unruly, it also lets you choose the option to make rows/columns unique. This slows down the generation.
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by FreeFull 12y ago
I actually prefer slides in PDF form rather than .ppt/.pptx, as long as all the immediate transitions are omitted in the .pdf file. OpenOffice and LibreOffice have trouble rendering some .pptx files, and it's just less convenient
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by FreeFull 12y ago
Rust does let you do circular references with Cell<&T> or Rc<Weak<T>>, but yeah, the standard assumption is that there are no circular references.
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by FreeFull 12y ago
Both principles have an impact, and in this case, I think the second one is the one that causes most of the impulse.
698.
by FreeFull 12y ago
Especially timing attacks. Designing security-related software that is immune to those really is challenging.
699.
by FreeFull 12y ago
I wonder if anything like that, but targeted at linux, will ever come up.
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by FreeFull 12y ago
Big packets, perhaps?
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by FreeFull 12y ago
Rust doesn't have the concept of a constructor build into the language, although often you'll see a type have a "new" method, to create an instance of it. I think exceptions interact badly with destructors too, though, a
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by FreeFull 12y ago
Unsigned overflow is defined, signed overflow isn't.
703.
by FreeFull 12y ago
Isn't TeX/LaTeX turing complete? I'm pretty sure people have done things like implementing an emulator in LaTeX.
704.
by FreeFull 12y ago
That's pretty neat. How fast is it when a big file is open?
705.
by FreeFull 12y ago
A big hexagon shape made out of xor gates imitates a xor gate, except that the inputs and outputs are nicely separated. You can omit the inputs as you want.
706.
by FreeFull 12y ago
It can always tell the OS that it is a USB hub, so nothing precludes it from being seen as two USB devices (HID and storage)
707.
by FreeFull 12y ago
There is also the potential of the USB condom itself getting infected with the malware.
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by FreeFull 12y ago
Once you reach the main function, you have to deal with the errors, since you can't propagate them any further.
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by FreeFull 12y ago
Is there anywhere that one could read more about this?
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by FreeFull 12y ago
It's a rendering backend for blender's frontend (The user interface is the same across Windows, Linux and OS X despite each of those using their own ways to draw things to the screen, after all).
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by FreeFull 12y ago
I imagine you would have to use saline rather than plain water to avoid the lung cells bursting due to osmosis.
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by FreeFull 12y ago
It's actually showing for me as the first result in Google search, which is even better than simply appearing somewhere down the page.
713.
by FreeFull 12y ago
They are all listed in the man page, thankfully.
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by FreeFull 12y ago
There is a library type that does reference counting. It's not built into the language, beyond happening to be in the standard libraries.
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by FreeFull 12y ago
http://iquilezles.org/www/articles/smoothvoronoi/smoothvoron... http://iquilezles.org/www/articles/voronoise/voronoise.htm http://iquilezles.org/www/articl
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by FreeFull 12y ago
Do note that there can be a difference between copying code from a book (where you have to read each bit of the code and write it down) and simply hitting ctrl-c ctrl-v, in terms of what you learn.
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by FreeFull 12y ago
While carnivore does mean of the order Carnivora (which includes animals like the Giant Panda), the term carnivorous does simply mean that the animal mostly eats meat.
718.
by FreeFull 12y ago
That actually lets you change what y points at, but you can't mutate x through y. If you want to mutate x, you need something like let y = &mut x; which will result in an error due to x not being mutable.
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by FreeFull 13y ago
On the other hand, if they want to know if you have visited a certain site, they can just hash the domain name and compare it to the hashes that were sent over, so the privacy is just illusory.
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by FreeFull 13y ago
Hacked together perl and lisp

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