Koshkin

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541.
by Koshkin 3y ago
const char* const f() const is the best!
542.
by Koshkin 3y ago
> : Meant to be ‘::’, of course. (This abomination can only compete with the ML’s double semicolon.)
543.
by Koshkin 3y ago
It never seemed to me that "ADD 1 TO COBOL GIVING COBOL." was a good idea. (FORTRAN, on the other hand, made a lot of sense.)
544.
by Koshkin 3y ago
Jupyter (Lab) is the best thing since sliced bread. (I don't know if similar environments exist for JS or Ruby.)
545.
by Koshkin 3y ago
> as if it is some archaic hold off (which it is somewhat) Indeed it is! The standard IBM punch card had 80 columns. > and not 100 The standard IBM printer models had 120 print positions.
546.
by Koshkin 3y ago
I think 50% of my coding knowledge came from reading other people's code.
547.
by Koshkin 3y ago
> That's just a fact. No, > That's, like, just your opinion man ;)
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Rudiments of Algebraic Geometry(store.doverpublications.com)
2 points by Koshkin 3y ago|0 comments
549.
by Koshkin 3y ago
A few minutes in, this video talks about billions of trillions of trillions years into the future. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uD4izuDMUQA
550.
by Koshkin 3y ago
You could use the damn phone as such and call. They even might appreciate it more. (Unless you have to be “chatting” continuously, of course.) And no, nobody really wants to see your face, believe me.
551.
by Koshkin 3y ago
Sure. Except NUC has Intel inside, not ARM.
552.
by Koshkin 3y ago
It's either the complex language or the complex code.
553.
by Koshkin 3y ago
Love is cruel; you could fall for a goat (a Russian proverb)
554.
by Koshkin 3y ago
Probably because there may be an upper limit on the size of an individual celestial object (and thus on how many particles it can consist of) - for it to be anything other than a black hole, anyway. In the future, the Universe will entirely
555.
by Koshkin 3y ago
Came here to learn about some new HPC supercluster... Oh well.
556.
by Koshkin 3y ago
But every decent OS must have a GUI toolkit!
557.
by Koshkin 3y ago
ATTiny85, too, is amazing, having only 8 pins.
558.
by Koshkin 3y ago
Love the project. Curious: is (or could be) the focus on the kernel/NT base system only - with the Win32 subsystem/apps being shared with Wine?
559.
by Koshkin 3y ago
ARM ate everybody's lunch, it seems.
560.
by Koshkin 3y ago
The vanilla Slackware has been a perfect distro for me. No systemd; easy to keep up to date with slackpkg and sbopkg, without the dependency hell. It has been a daily driver for me both on a Thinkpad and an (oldish) Mac Mini for years now.
561.
by Koshkin 3y ago
> you For some definitions of "you"
562.
by Koshkin 3y ago
Susskind's series does a pretty decent job walking the reader through topics in (theoretical) physics. At a somewhat more advanced level, you can try Schwichtenberg's No-Nonsense books. I also enjoyed Stevens' The Six Core Th
563.
by Koshkin 3y ago
Read both.
564.
by Koshkin 3y ago
> Everything you... wanted Far from being "everything" anyone would want or need, it's rather "some (fundamental) things" you must know. A couple of pages a day, on average, would get you there within one year.
565.
by Koshkin 3y ago
Just to remind, closures are poor man's objects; objects are poor man's closures
566.
by Koshkin 3y ago
Actually, the treatment of QM there is still quite modern, if more “physical” compared, say, to Susskind’s recent book.
567.
by Koshkin 3y ago
That’s not the point. For all intents and purposes English is an international language, and I’ve always had a strong doubt that UNIX, for example, or C, could become as wide-spread if they were based on some other language.
568.
by Koshkin 3y ago
An FPU is an option though
569.
by Koshkin 3y ago
It's an OKI M80C88A-2, and the genuine Intel 8087.
570.
by Koshkin 3y ago
Note that "lock-free" is a technical term that has a very specific, precise meaning (implying that the user of the structure does not need to use locking explicitly).

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