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Python negative indexing isn't modulo. It's just shorthand for array[len(array)-i]. >>> a = [1, 2, 3] >>> a[-1] 3 >>> a[-2] 2 >>> a[-3] 1 >>> a[-4] Traceback (most r
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Rust: Fixed-capacity view of Vec to reduce `unsafe` in production code
(internals.rust-lang.org)
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Optimizing Cache Usage with Nontemporal Accesses
(vgatherps.github.io)
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Elm is still implemented in Haskell. Self-hosting isn't a goal.
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> or wrap the index to a valid one (like Python)? Python doesn't wrap indices to a valid one. However, it does allow for negative indices which are shorthand for the length of the list plus that negative index. >>> a =
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dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17424085
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Three Layer Haskell Cake
(parsonsmatt.org)
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Vihart – Suspend Your Disbelief (or, how to ruin everything in 7 steps)
(youtube.com)
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8y ago
Facebook redirect: https://facebook.com/l.php?u=https://www.wsj.com/articles/sp...
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Can a Biologist Fix a Radio? (2002) [pdf]
(math.arizona.edu)
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9y ago
Is there a way to generate IR which is easier on LLVM? The Jai compiler compiles 60kloc with an llvm backend in seconds. Could performance like this be seen in rustc?
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Faustian Economics (2008)
(harpers.org)
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9y ago
Here is some more information about C0: C0 is used in 15-122, Carnegie Mellon's second semester introductory programming class. I am currently taking this class. The class teaches C0 for the first two thirds of the semester and then tr
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9y ago
ElementaryOS is probably what you are looking for.
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What OS do you use?
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Do you have an article about this? I never heard that AlphaGo moved away from MCTS.
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9y ago
Just put all of the text in the file names.
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9y ago
One implication is that C would have had more errors, but that's a hard judgement to make. It's probably true. The thing that really matters is that these errors which the fuzzer found aren't exploitable -- memory errors in r
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9y ago
rofi-pass (based on rofi, a dmenu alternative) allows for custom autotype sequences.
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Texas Death Row Last Statements
(tdcj.state.tx.us)
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“Ed is the standard text editor.” (1991)
(gnu.org)
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What sort of company do you work at? Why can't everyone just be told not to post code?
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Carnegie Mellon Decision Analysis Midterm Grading Procedure [pdf]
(contrib.andrew.cmu.edu)
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10y ago
How is enpass's (cryptographic) design and security compared to 1Password?
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10y ago
Does anyone else have experience meditating this much? Many people seem to attribute a lot of their success to meditating daily and swear its benefits elsewhere in life. However, two hours a day as well as one sixth of the year nonstop is a
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"Modern distributed systems do not consistently use redundancy to recover from file-system faults: a single file-system fault can cause catastrophic outcomes such as data loss, corruption, and unavailability." Systems studied were
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Redundancy Does Not Imply Fault Tolerance [pdf]
(usenix.org)
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10y ago
Doesn't pass expose metadata?
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10y ago
Unrelated, but what do people think about enpass? I'm looking for an alternative to 1Password that runs on Linux. Lastpass is another candidate.
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10y ago
You will probably get more registrations at the expense of pissing everyone else off
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