Sean1708

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601.
by Sean1708 10y ago
I get the feeling that not many people in this thread actually know how AI and related concepts work.
602.
by Sean1708 10y ago
Doesn't ICC do exactly the same thing though? I'm fairly sure you still get the performance disparity.
603.
by Sean1708 10y ago
I think you could also use 'implicit none', or something like that, to prevent the implicit typing.
604.
by Sean1708 10y ago
You're thinking of ASM.js.
605.
by Sean1708 10y ago
Ah yeah, that makes sense.
606.
by Sean1708 10y ago
I get why you feel like that, I really do, but it all seems a bit hand wavey to me. 99% of the time with semver you can unambiguously tell whether it should be a major, minor, or patch bump (of course there are edge cases though).
607.
by Sean1708 10y ago
One or two downvotes is just statistical noise, don't let it get to you.
608.
by Sean1708 10y ago
Yes.
609.
by Sean1708 10y ago
Surely that can't be true? If it lasts for one frame it ends on one, if it lasts for two frames it ends on two, ... if it lasts for 100 frames it ends in 100. Or am I missing something?
610.
by Sean1708 10y ago
I find that statement very suspect, and I highly doubt there is any data to back it up. In my opinion [1,0] is far more obviously an empty range than [1,1) but that's just what it is, my opinion. And I suspect what we are seeing in tha
611.
by Sean1708 10y ago
I agree with 'x%ArrayLen+1', but how is 'x<=arrayLen' a failure? Also, I don't think the parent's point is "1 is better than 0" but rather "0 is not better than 1".
612.
by Sean1708 10y ago
I do wonder whether given enough effort you could train an OCR program to be pretty good at recognising one person's handwriting. Like if you meticulously corrected the output and added those corrections to your training set, would it
613.
by Sean1708 10y ago
What do you mean by the offside rule in this case? I presume you don't mean that Pyret can't shoot if it got the ball when it was behind all the other language's defenders.
614.
by Sean1708 10y ago
> Now remove the "!" To be fair 4.6 and clang also do that, and I suspect so do earlier versions if I could be arsed to fix the compilation error. Also as pointed out elsewhere clang turns the "!" version into
615.
by Sean1708 10y ago
> I probably do that only a few times per week. Look at Mr. Popular over here.
616.
by Sean1708 10y ago
> tread safety and race conditions I feel like this comment wouldn't be out of place in an F1 thread.
617.
by Sean1708 10y ago
I would strongly suggest you persuade the powers that be to set up some sort of automatic testing. It's not difficult to set up and it will save you from so much heartache down the road.
618.
by Sean1708 10y ago
> for ex: while testing we found 'python syntax issue!' Do you not at least have CI to run unit tests?!
619.
by Sean1708 10y ago
> The value of "sizeof (char)" in C is 1. For those who might not be aware, this does not mean that a char is always 8 bits.
620.
by Sean1708 10y ago
Out of interest, what would you say is the difference between a text editor and an IDE?
621.
by Sean1708 10y ago
This is the roadmap for the biggest VS Code plugin: https://github.com/VSCodeVim/Vim/blob/master/ROADMAP.md
622.
by Sean1708 10y ago
> Currently, yeah, just JS. How do they plan to make it support multiple languages without having a backend service?
623.
by Sean1708 10y ago
It can only be accessed with a warrant, so what are the politicians worried about? If they have nothing to hide, they should have nothing to fear.
624.
by Sean1708 10y ago
> Rust feels, looks, and probably is, quite complex. As opposed to, for example, Haskell Do you really think that Haskell is less complex than Rust, or am I just reading your comment wrong?
625.
by Sean1708 10y ago
I thought Windows did away with C completely and only supports C++ now?
626.
by Sean1708 10y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but how is that different to something like rr[0]? [0]: http://rr-project.org/
627.
by Sean1708 10y ago
I think the point was that this is a Standardized Ladder of Haskell Programming masquerading as a Standardized Ladder of Functional Programming.
628.
by Sean1708 10y ago
Why does syscall use varags then assume that there will be 7 arguments?
629.
by Sean1708 10y ago
Yes very confused, but I think we're just overthinking it and that tau is just being used with it's normal definition.
630.
by Sean1708 10y ago
Surely if it's Rails then it must also, by definition, be Ruby?

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