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by brohee 8y ago
> The issue is that math.h includes cmath in gcc/clang which pulls in a lot of C++ machinery, and in C++17 in libstdc++ adds a slew of new special functions, that are rarely useful but will make compilation slower anyway. > This
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by brohee 8y ago
It sure shows that the sentence "you only pay for the features you use" is wrong at least.
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by brohee 8y ago
Up to $500,000 for RCE+LPE ( https://www.zerodium.com/program.html )
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by brohee 8y ago
I wonder if any of those companies had access to, and sold, roaming European users location data. The GDPR may possibly be weaponized if it was the case...
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by brohee 8y ago
I qualify Oracle JDK as pretty thoroughly tested, Sun/Oracle investment in test has been enormous. How do you define thoroughly?
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by brohee 8y ago
Investing money is certainly not universally understood as investing it in financial markets... (Per Oxford dictionary: https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/investment ) You have the right to your opinion, but
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by brohee 8y ago
He never said in the market. They do invest in infrastructure tho, which actually helps the taxpayers.
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by brohee 8y ago
What kind of pervert mixes imperial and metric units like that. Velocity is expressed in ft/s while peak acceleration is expressed in m\s²...
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by brohee 8y ago
Slides: https://www.slideshare.net/bcantrill/platform-values-rust-an...
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by brohee 8y ago
Part of the plea, it ended up saving the taxpayer money likely.
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by brohee 8y ago
Context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soldatensender_Calais This is quite entertaining.
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by brohee 8y ago
It was only European cup. World Cup was a very clean 3-0.
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by brohee 8y ago
In the case of seagulls, it may be better trash management since they love to strive on the stuff...
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by brohee 8y ago
Not weird at all, I'd wager close to every five year old or more car would be illegal so sell new...
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by brohee 8y ago
Completing your PhD would give you credence, being taken seriously even if you are right can be an issue (and justifiably so, evaluating new ideas take time and lots of cranks come up with new ideas). Also making contact in academia certain
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by brohee 8y ago
Do you have a source for your hundreds of billions (hundreds of billions what?). Compliance costs are usually baked in personnel and IT costs.
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by brohee 8y ago
The problem is that with the glut of document declaring strict conformance but failing to be, fallback mechanisms had to be implemented, making it like a two pass parser, where if strict fails, you reparse in non strict. In the end slightly
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by brohee 8y ago
The issue with XHTML is not parsing, it's generating valid one. The internet got years to try, failed, time to switch to something else... Because parsing invalid XHTML, which all browsers ended doing, is more complicated than parsing
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by brohee 8y ago
XHTML actually decreased interoperability with seldom anyone able to produce conformant strict XHTML. XHTML was a huge mistake, the W3C obsoleted itself with this one.
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by brohee 8y ago
Carlos Tavares, who turned around PSA, is known to be crazy knowledgeable on all things cars and all things manufacturing. Call me bitter but being able to take complex fact based decisions beats taking decision based who got the best Power
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by brohee 8y ago
OpenBSD has a very sane culture in which deleting code, or reformatting code without the compiler object change, are good things. Most organizations don't see the value in that.
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by brohee 8y ago
It's not the only one being built in the west, EDF is having tremendous difficulty delivering the other ones. Flamanville ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flamanville_Nuclear_Power_Plan... ) is also very late, and g
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by brohee 8y ago
And why is it more expansive than for dogs. It's pretty well known that you can user veterinary antibiotics to treat humans for a fraction of the price, I wonder if rabies vaccine doesn't make the cut too...
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by brohee 8y ago
Is this defeated by the stone in shoe gait changing technique?
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by brohee 8y ago
You are aware than the government pays SpaceX more than market price right? The difference is itemized as "additional checks", but it's subsidies in anything but name.
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by brohee 8y ago
Filtering air intake thru a HEPA filter is plenty good enough, fallout is dust.
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by brohee 8y ago
Polonium can be made in a cyclotron, and AFAIK they are quite common in hospitals. I'm afraid this is very much in reach of a non state actor...
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by brohee 8y ago
What do you mean by nuclear? If you think polonium, it's lethality is not linked to it's radioactivity, it's purely chemical.
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by brohee 8y ago
The Israelis, presumably the best at this game, killed a waiter in front of his pregnant wife in Norway in a case of mistaken identity ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lillehammer_affair ), got caught, and the consequence
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by brohee 8y ago
> Son said he had not heard of any companies saying they would not want to accept investments from the Vision Fund due to its relationship with Saudi Arabia's PIF Anybody expected otherwise? Many Softbank investments would be in com

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