GlitchMr

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by GlitchMr 9y ago
You can try for more runtime type safety (except it's still unityped), if you also use generic function call. Still ugly however, but at least usage is somewhat sane (even if compiler still won't inform you about errors). pa
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by GlitchMr 9y ago
Waste of pins. You would need to quadruple number of pins or so (with a square shape, it may be worth to just have rectangular to just double). It is possible, fairly sure, but not really practical.
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by GlitchMr 9y ago
And there is a memory leak in all of that.
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by GlitchMr 9y ago
These ns/iter values seem crazy (a sin function that takes 1.5ms is just really bad). There is implicit loop when using Rust benchmark features, no need to put your own loops.
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by GlitchMr 10y ago
In C-like programming language (yes, I know that == may not be string equality and so on, but that's a minor thing) it could be written like that. if (line == "" || line[0] == '#') continue; Seems fairly st
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by GlitchMr 10y ago
Not really that dangerous, I think it's more of an issue of having code written before strict aliasing rule. Essentially, what strict aliasing rule requires is that user cannot go crazy casting pointers. Casting float pointer to int po
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by GlitchMr 10y ago
Appears to be 360dialog.
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by GlitchMr 10y ago
It does try to vectorize it (doing multiple math operations at once is faster). (1 * 5 * 9 * 13 * 17 * ...) * (2 * 6 * 10 * 14 * 18 * ...) * (3 * 7 * 11 * 15 * 19 * ...) * (4 * 8 * 12 * 16 * 20 * ...) (it's not precisely that, but clo
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by GlitchMr 10y ago
So does Perl 6 (it may be because initial Perl 6 implementation was made in Haskell).
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by GlitchMr 10y ago
The thing is, many compilers just assume that undefined behaviour won't happen, without defining any particular behaviour. And testing for something like pointer alignment on architectures that silently allow pointer misalignment is re
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by GlitchMr 10y ago
Compiler is allowed to assume alignment of pointers (what are you doing is creating a pointer to a value with invalid alignment, hence undefined behaviour (just creating a pointer is undefined behaviour)). The correct solution would be to r
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by GlitchMr 10y ago
Pretty sure ZSNES is written in x86 assembly, so it wouldn't run all that well on Raspberry Pi, which is using ARM CPU considering that you would need to emulate an emulator.
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by GlitchMr 10y ago
How is that better than purely HTML/CSS attack (or even telling a person to use `curl blahblah | sh` command)? This particular attack doesn't work when not using keyboard to copy (think select to copy (traditional X behavior) or u
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by GlitchMr 10y ago
Enterprise LTSB (as opposed to just Enterprise) is least of your problems, it's a niche Windows release, not supposed to be used by end-users, but rather by systems like kiosks, ATMs, medical devices, and other devices that shouldn&#x2
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by GlitchMr 10y ago
If you could change meaning of int to be 64-bit type, then your code ABI ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application_binary_interface ) would be essentially incompatible, and you wouldn't be able to use code (such a
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by GlitchMr 11y ago
IANAL, but GPLv3 requires software to be modifiable by an user. > If you convey an object code work under this section in, or with, or specifically for use in, a User Product, and the conveying occurs as part of a transaction in which th
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by GlitchMr 11y ago
It doesn't support explicit accumulator addressing mode (ASL A, LSR A, ROL A, ROR A), but otherwise quite neat. (from a quick look at it) (also, 0x syntax is quite unusual, but I assume $ couldn't have been implemented for some re
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by GlitchMr 11y ago
I doubt that it would work in practice. Sega tried similar thing (requiring games on Sega Genesis to print "PRODUCED BY OR UNDER LICENSE FROM SEGA ENTERPRISES LTD.") to block interoperability, and they lost a case against Accolade
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by GlitchMr 11y ago
Wouldn't the compiler be capable of noticing that if the array[0] is assigned to zero while - array pointer points to pointer itself, then the pointer is set to NULL pointer (assuming architecture where float 0 and NULL are represented
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by GlitchMr 13y ago
Citation needed. My C compiler can optimize even awful code very well.
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by GlitchMr 13y ago
This is why I prefer http://fishshell.com/ to bash. Bash just has too much noise in my opinion (like then keyword).
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by GlitchMr 13y ago
It already is.
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by GlitchMr 13y ago
This is Python 2, not Python 3.
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by GlitchMr 13y ago
.say for (('' xx 2, 'Fizz') xx * Z~ ('' xx 4, 'Buzz') xx *) Z|| 1 .. 100; Yet another way, this time in Perl 6. It generates two infinite lists, one containing two empty strings and Fizz re
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by GlitchMr 13y ago
Actually, it already was. The fastest Super Mario World speedrun is now 1 minute and 40 seconds. For more details see http://tasvideos.org/2380M.html . It's even more complex.
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by GlitchMr 13y ago
If by customization you mean changing key bindings, prompts, colors, adding new functions, well, you can change that. If by customization you mean setting what happens when you write invalid glob, how much you can store in the history, whet
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by GlitchMr 13y ago
No. It's just a shell. Just use tmux or screen for that, which is better idea anyway, as it's a tool specificially for this purpose.
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by GlitchMr 13y ago
This is a feature. See https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/683 . It appears to work in bash, but only because globs simply write themselves if they won't find anything. The behavior is misleading. But also having to escape ? is