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by arka2147483647 2y ago
The article mentions ANSI-C at places. So seems like the old c standard is targeted.
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by arka2147483647 2y ago
Respectfully, the value of a c++ wrapper/implementation comes from the fact that it behaves like one would expect a C++ classes to behave. That is, RAII, and so on. If the underlying resource can not behave like a class, it would be be
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by arka2147483647 2y ago
Why does sp::primitive_array<> even exist? Should it not be std::array<>?
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by arka2147483647 2y ago
You can actually do it both ways, but which is easiest for whom is different.
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by arka2147483647 2y ago
The limiting factor is not compute power, but the time and understanding of a random dev somewhere. Time also is not well understood by most programmers. Most just seem to convert it to epoch and pretend that it is continuous.
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by arka2147483647 2y ago
Windows 7, released 2009. Thats 15 years. I would say that is a long stretch of support by any measure.
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by arka2147483647 2y ago
Why do people write these kinds of "answers" that the model gives. It's not like the model knows why it's doing anything.
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by arka2147483647 2y ago
> Everything you do in Python involves chasing down pointers and method tables, looking up strings in dictionaries, and that sort of thing. One of the things that a Cpp Compiler can do is De-Virtualize Function Calls. That is; solve thos
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by arka2147483647 2y ago
> I had to implement my own OAuth 2.0 library, and once I had grokked all the things the author mentions, actually using the OAuth 2.0 endpoints wasn't hard at all. Usually the point of an api is to abstract away the nitty gritty de
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by arka2147483647 2y ago
The problem for systems/low-level programming is that you want high-performance, and manual-control of resource management. As such, automated resource management can often look like a problem, instead of a feature. I think there is a
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by arka2147483647 2y ago
The app-switcher in newer IpadOS is an endless confusion to my mother. Somehow she opens multiple copies of web-browser, email, etc, and then cant find anything. How much I hope I could disable that one feature! Hiding the Inbox folder in E
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
Assume we have a child, and we test him regularly: - Test 1: First he can just draw squiggles on the math test - Test 2: Then he can do arithmetic correctly - Test 3: He fails on the last details on the algebraic calculation. Now, event tho
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
I imagine the point is not to implement some species of sync primitives currently not supported by Linux, but to implement exactly what windows does, so one does not need to emulate them in userspace.
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
From article: > Trust is really important. Companies lying about what they do with your privacy is a very serious allegation. > A society where big companies tell blatant lies about how they are handling our data—and get away with it
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
The last thing i want is several "notification providers" feeding me notification spam
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
It sound like they found the original compiler/interpreter/toolchain for it. Frotz seems to be a modern-ish re-implementation?
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
> The FBI currently employs ~35,000 people. What if I told you that the FBI could reach the KGB's peak level of reach, You are, if anything, underselling the point. AI will allow a future where every person will have their very own
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
Well, one might make the case that; cost = travel + item In which case a corner store is, in total, more cost effective.
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
I think the driving feel of toyota hybrid is actually closest to ev of ice cars, because of the smooth and gearless starting and stopping it does with its integrated electric motor. The change to ice on higher speed is also usually seamless
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
Nope. The thing about cryptography you always hear being said is "don't roll your own crypto", because you don't know all the complexities and failure modes that experts have researched. In o-auth, just you comment menti
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
It really is incredible how many translated apps/websites talk like a drunken finn, when i set language to finnish. Only the things made by native finns seem to have good Finnish on them.
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
But we have banking regulation. Which is exactly the point, compared to the unregulated crypto space.
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
> The two protocols still don't interoperate. On the contrary, they would, the behavior's and quicks would be the same. And if we define, say, that if the last four components are zero, then the addr is the same as normal IPv4
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
> Point A: IPv6 is broken because it didn't go far enough Alternatively, it failed because it went too far. When you have an established system which is used everywhere, it is immensely difficult to replace it. Something like IPv4,
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
> So their stance right now is understandable but also a bit self serving. If there is this hot topic about LK-99, is it not their job to report it to their readers? Not everybody follows social media or has come across this personally.
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
> … does so without the managed intent of a firewall. Most home networks have no management, or intent, at all. People just buy whatever boxes are sold to them and plug them in. Now, yes, if you actually design a network, and properly se
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
The PC space really needs a new miniaturized case standard. The current ATX ones are too large for current components, and intel nuc is too integrated. Custom mini PC have odd things like long PCI riser cables because the ATX defined connec
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
Lets imagine a scenario: You are a car manufacturer, you have to choose how you allocate resources. Most of your income comes from ICE vehicles, and only some from EV. So you give most RD resources to ICE because it makes most money, good b
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
People do not buy consoles, they buy games, and PlayStation has the best collection of them across all categories. Saying that can upset some, but i think its true. Also Xbox has a bit more “edgy” or action oriented brand, while PlayStation
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
I think this is because to some, work is a part of them, or they fell they are solely responsible for it. Neither is true. Make a distinction between you, and your work. You work, for the work to be given away. To your client. To your boss.

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