Kranar

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by Kranar 4y ago
I don't currently live in the USA, I live in Canada, but I have also lived in China, Morocco, France and travel quite a bit. The USA is absolutely one of the best countries in the world in terms of standard of living and freedom.
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by Kranar 4y ago
And I tend to dislike the opposite, comments that suggest that people living in one of the wealthiest and freest nation ever have no control or autonomy over their lives and just have to live out a miserable existence. It's good to hea
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by Kranar 4y ago
I am also using Bard and it's unbelievably bad compared to ChatGPT. Infact it's just bad to the point of not really worth using. It gets basic facts wrong and often times misunderstands what I'm trying to ask it.
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by Kranar 4y ago
None of those make money compared to search. Search is close to 80% of their revenue.
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by Kranar 4y ago
No, it's real as in real estate.
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by Kranar 4y ago
Because it's almost certainly false. The source for this is Bruce Blair, who while is a credible source on matters of nuclear armament, would not have been privy to this information. The DoD has refuted the claim made by Dr. Blair also
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by Kranar 4y ago
I think OP is playing off the fact that ChatGPT is programmed in Python, and hence the bias towards that language :)
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by Kranar 4y ago
Panics and exceptions are not the same thing. For one, it's not possible to recover from a panic. You can handle a panic from within a handler before the program terminates, but you cannot resume execution as you can with exceptions.
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by Kranar 4y ago
Err... C++20 added concepts but not definition checking, so templates are still duck typed. That is, it is still possible for a substitution failure to occur after performing a concept check. Definition checking would eliminate such failure
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by Kranar 4y ago
What he did was the right thing to do. He realized SVB was having significant issues receiving/sending funds and protected himself and the companies he's involved with by withdrawing all his capital from the bank. He also publicly
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by Kranar 4y ago
I think you have a some what confused understanding of what the various roles and duties of these government bodies are. Whatever the purpose of the Treasury Board is (which you do not seem to fully understand since they are not a corporate
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by Kranar 4y ago
The CRA is its own department, like any other department. It is structured and operates just like any other government department as opposed to a private business. They are not at the behest of the Treasury Board because the Treasury Board
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by Kranar 4y ago
Due to the principle of sovereign immunity. A government can only be sued if it explicitly has granted permission, otherwise the government is immune from civil action.
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by Kranar 4y ago
>The credit score system already in place in the US is frequently as arbitrary in some cases already. The credit score system is not arbitrary, it's a specific formula that applies equally to everyone. >You get punished for just
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by Kranar 4y ago
Why would you do that? Now you're being weird and kind of creepy. With that said, to the best of my knowledge it is the same as my HackerNews handle, so you are welcome to find whatever info you'd like on that, but please understa
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by Kranar 4y ago
Well folks, you heard it here. Average latency is rarely important and if someone presents a very standard and common way to reduce latency of a system, you should dismiss them because they should be aware that your specific system that the
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by Kranar 4y ago
But that's not true, the total latency including a cache is: P(cache_hit) * cache_read_latency + (1 - P(cache_hit)) * cache_miss_latency Assuming your scenario of 99% cache misses, that means you need a cache whose read latency is less
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by Kranar 4y ago
>There is a flag to allocate them with malloc, and use RC. What is that flag? Do you have a link to the documentation? I do remember talk about adding a feature that would allow exceptions to be allocated in @nogc code, but that was neve
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by Kranar 4y ago
MSVC tends to like to tick off checkmarks that the other compilers would be hesitant to check off. So yes, MSVC can claim to implement modules and co-routines and pretty much all of the standard library, but in actuality it does so in a way
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by Kranar 4y ago
You can absolutely argue the benefits of a GC, and there are plenty of GC'd languages that as you say are great productivity enhancers. If anything, D should stop pretending that it doesn't have a GC and stop trying to appeal to p
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by Kranar 4y ago
As much as people want to claim that you don't need to use the GC with D, in reality D is a garbage collected language and you do need to use a GC if you want to use D. As soon as you disable the GC in D, you end up with a really awkwa
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by Kranar 4y ago
This is simply false, modern C++ just replaces old issues with new ones. There are numerous new unsafe footguns that "modern" C++ introduced with lambda captures, coroutine lifetimes, and libraries like std::range where lifetimes
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by Kranar 4y ago
Are you claiming that OP, who posted a fantastic summary of the article, is being shallow? The guidelines are good for people to take into account on an individual basis, but they should not be used to police comments made by others.
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by Kranar 4y ago
Doesn't look like it dwarfs it. According to Forbes, 15% of billionaires are in finance, 12% are in fashion, 9% are in tech.
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by Kranar 4y ago
You're literally on a site founded by a billionaire who coded.
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by Kranar 4y ago
Yeah I posted this in another thread but your claim is simply untrue. There is little to no need for anyone to scrape the web themselves, CommonCrawl does it for free and provides access to all that data for free, they are a charity similar
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by Kranar 4y ago
Sure, the insight/intuition comes from diagonalization, or perhaps more directly from Cantor's theorem. For any complexity class O(F(N)), there must exist a complexity class O(2^F(N)) that is strictly a superset of O(F(N)). If F(N
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by Kranar 4y ago
Yeah you can definitely make a language that is not Turing complete but your goal of "up-to" is not possible. For any complexity class C that is not Turing complete, there is a complexity class C' that is a strict super-set o
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by Kranar 4y ago
Technically, Einstein won the Nobel prize for "his services to theoretical physics and especially the photoelectric effect", but in actuality he won it for his work on relativity. The reason the Nobel committee did not just give h
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by Kranar 4y ago
D isn't a good substitute for C due to its garbage collector. Yes, people always chime in about how you can disable D's garbage collector, but then you're stuck with an awkward language that lacks support for basic things lik

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