Khoth

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by Khoth 9y ago
Well, that depends. In Scotland, "supper" generally means "with chips".
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by Khoth 9y ago
The section 3 toy example is demonstrating that OOO execution can cause instructions after a faulting instruction to be speculatively executed, but in that example the subsequent instructions do not depend on the result of the faulting inst
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by Khoth 9y ago
That would be true if the casino always reshuffled after a certain number of cards came out. But a dishonest casino could do the same card counting that players can do, and reshuffle when the count favours the players.
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by Khoth 9y ago
Tons of phones won't be patched. Android phones generally only get system updates for a small portion of their lifespan.
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by Khoth 9y ago
"supposedly fully backed" isn't the same as "actually fully backed". If they are being created out of thin air, it would mean the claim about them being backed by dollars was a lie. Edit: Although, whether or not th
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by Khoth 9y ago
I've not seen an unused result warning change, but I've come across a case where a dead code warning appeared at higher optimisation levels when some function inlining revealed to the compiler that a certain function would call ex
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by Khoth 9y ago
If hackernews filtered input, I wouldn't be able to say that the <script> tag can be used in XSS attacks.
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by Khoth 10y ago
Yes, in fact compilers these days are smart enough to convert people's xor swaps into mov swaps: https://godbolt.org/g/FYv7xQ
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by Khoth 10y ago
"Readers who find figure II puzzling should recall that a diagram of an imaginary axis must, of course, itself be imaginary"
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by Khoth 10y ago
Nice try, but it doesn't actually solve the problem, which was to prove that whoever took the picture didn't keep a copy. Edit: Oh, ignore me, I forgot this was some cunning banking blackmail platform rather than the other nude pi
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by Khoth 10y ago
When I try, "１０３万円以下" on its own translates to "below 103 million yen", and when it's part of the whole passage it's "under 1,300,000 yen". In either case it's wrong.
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by Khoth 10y ago
You have to pay royalties to actually use it, but if you just want to read the thing, you can get it for free from the ITU. https://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-H.264-201602-S/en