Leherenn

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by Leherenn 2y ago
It certainly got better, but it's still not trivial. With the sanitizers, you need to have code that actually triggers the UB, coverage is not enough. If your UTF-8 parsing code UB only on some very specific input, then unless your tes
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by Leherenn 2y ago
It feels hard to avoid. You need scale to make the project viable: a single small redevelopment in a run down area is unappealing, but if you do the whole block, that's a different story. There are probably more opportunities after the
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by Leherenn 2y ago
I think the oft missed bit about zone 2 is that the goal is to increase volume. If you simply reduce intensity without increasing volume, you'll get worse, not better. If you only run 30 minutes once a week, you won't see as many
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by Leherenn 2y ago
I miss working in robotics, in part due to this. Also implenting a complex path algorithm is so much more rewarding than moving data around. The field testing trips were the cherry on top.
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by Leherenn 2y ago
Sadly, my experience has been that this is way too expensive, so you have to decide. These days, something like 90% of the issues I to have to deal with observability are cost related. "You can't have that amount of cardinalities.
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by Leherenn 3y ago
I was mostly thinking in the case of overlapping research as mentioned in the parent comment, not independent research years after the publication (where indeed it sounds impossible to prove you didn't read it). Basically, if you could
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by Leherenn 3y ago
It feels like you could overcome this by awarding a patent to both, if they can prove the research was independent?
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by Leherenn 3y ago
I am not sure. C++ is a tool. I use what my company and companies in my domain use. I wouldn't mind using Rust, but there's just very little momentum. So meanwhile I do my best with what we have. Personally, I care more about what
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by Leherenn 3y ago
It's also very hard/impossible to climb back up depending on where you fall. It often requires an helicopter to get you out.
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by Leherenn 3y ago
Switzerland has lower inflation, a lower reference rate (1.75%) and an appreciating currency. Over the past year, you would have still been better off putting your CHF in a 1% account than to transfer to USD, put in a 5.5% account and trans
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by Leherenn 3y ago
If only something like that was available on Android. I cannot dictate messages as my phone is in English, but most of my messages are in German or French. Or it's almost impossible to search for a non-English song when driving. Multi
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by Leherenn 3y ago
Thanks. It looks like a trade-off between bureaucracy/monitoring and ease of fraud. I guess that's why the US seems to rely a lot more on property taxes than other countries, harder to evade.
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by Leherenn 3y ago
How does it work with taxation? As far as I know, states and cities have various tax rates, so how do they know who is supposed to tax you? It's often one of the main reasons why they ask you to register in other countries.
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by Leherenn 3y ago
You allocate a big enough buffer, and copy the strings in the buffer, same as in C.
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by Leherenn 3y ago
You have a mandatory deduction on your salary (2.2%, a bit less effectively if you make over 150k). You need to have contributed for at least a year in the past 2 years before you're eligible. You get 70% of your salary (or 80% if you
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by Leherenn 3y ago
That's not true, you can use the local language as well. What is required is to answer in English if prompted in English. Though nowadays most major airports probably are English only, it wasn't so long ago that pilots were compla
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by Leherenn 3y ago
I think you have a bit of a rosy view here. It works, but there are serious downsides. Salaries are low, unemployment was high for a long time (and still is, especially for the youth), companies make massive use of contractors (via big cons
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by Leherenn 3y ago
What's the trap exactly? Some upsell I presume? The gym I go to (part of a national chain where I live) also do it, but it sounds well meant. There's only one subscription anyway (a yearly one) and no extra (unless you want to buy
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by Leherenn 3y ago
Could it be that a significant portion of the passengers were evacuated quickly, but the last few might have taken a while? I assume someone with reduced mobility/requiring a wheelchair will take a while to evacuate. And if there are m
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by Leherenn 3y ago
Well, maybe he was an asshole, but in his defence articles are much less optional in French than in English, thus you don't expect it standalone. It basically becomes one word in your consciousness. A bit like if someone asks you for &
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by Leherenn 3y ago
I started using a 5s as a temporary replacement phone for a while a couple of years ago, and I couldn't register to iMessage, but I didn't dig really far (it was a generic "registration failed" iirc). It might have been
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by Leherenn 3y ago
2 parameters are usually fine, but then I have seen quite a few bugs with atan2(y,x).
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by Leherenn 3y ago
Sorry if I am obtuse, but what's the difference between Trump and a specific company? That one is a legal entity? If the plates were to be delivered not to Tesla, but to an individual, then they wouldn't be allowed not to deliver
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by Leherenn 3y ago
Thanks for the correction. I checked back in early November before the 20th, which is when PostNord joined.
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by Leherenn 3y ago
I looked it up when the story broke out, and as far as I could find, it's private shipping companies (FedEx and the like) that are refusing to deliver stuff, not the national public post office. They still get regular mail delivered ju
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by Leherenn 3y ago
This is obviously very subjective, but C++ is used in many interesting fields: robotics, graphics, signal/image processing, physics/game engine, ... I'm currently doing some backend work, and I really miss it. I don't th
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by Leherenn 3y ago
I would add constexpr (I guess it might be included with templates?). You can do some nifty stuff like generate CRC lookup tables at compile time without hardcoding them.
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by Leherenn 3y ago
Does it actually work? My experience in Europe (well a few places at least) is that most blue collar workers don't eat lunch in a restaurant, it's way too expansive (and time consuming). They either pack it from home, go to the lo
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by Leherenn 3y ago
Do you have examples? It's not clear from the article how you could have a UB with them.
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by Leherenn 3y ago
Also C: migrate or be left behind. With Windows you know the x64 version will be there "forever", so waiting to see how it turns out is a valid strategy; except it kills any momentum for the platform.

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