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by cgh 2y ago
https://ziglang.org/documentation/master/#C Zig has near-seamless C interop and the Zig compiler is also C cross-compiler: https://zig.news/kristoff/cross-compile-a-c-c-project-with-z...
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by cgh 2y ago
The article mentions brain plasticity, but I wonder how much of this is also genetic. Using myself as an example, I started reading novels relatively early, mostly skipping the entire YA genre. I clearly remember reading "Jaws", w
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by cgh 2y ago
Andrew Kelley is just one guy and he’s allowed to express his own political opinions online, just as you are. What evidence is there that the community as a whole is “annoyingly political”?
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by cgh 2y ago
How is the Zig community political? I use the language but I’m not involved with the community at all.
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by cgh 2y ago
I strength train two or three times a week and my heart rate last night was 42. I think a low heart rate is at least partly genetic. Definitely agree about the dizziness.
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by cgh 2y ago
The article mentions the bad guys in this case are Chinese scammers that acquired the newspaper's domain and filled the site with lightly-rewritten articles from legitimate sources.
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by cgh 2y ago
Yeah, one of my best friends is a beekeeper and we get our honey from him. This led to an uptick in honey consumption around here and perhaps not unrelatedly, I got my first ever cavity about six months ago.
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by cgh 2y ago
This is addressed in the article.
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by cgh 2y ago
I’ve had anywhere from three to six weeks depending on seniority.
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by cgh 2y ago
Bluesky awaits your arrival. Unfortunately, there's a lot of the creepy anime avatar crowd there already but luckily the nuclear block exists on that platform.
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by cgh 2y ago
Protein isn't bad for you and 4-5 chicken breasts is around 120g a day, a healthy amount for an adult. By way of comparison, indigenous people where I live ate hundreds of grams a day in their traditional diets. I've run into this
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by cgh 2y ago
This “mixin” concept uses the CRTP pattern, as mentioned in the post: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curiously_recurring_template_p... It actually does have specific applications. That Wikipedia article shows a good exa
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by cgh 2y ago
I've never understood the saying "the exception that proves the rule" until now. Possibly one of the greatest runs in game company history?
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by cgh 2y ago
Literally the only things stopping you from doing this are money (to buy a rural lot somewhere, tools, a truck and so forth) and time. You can learn most of your skills with YouTube and practise, not kidding. Thanks to YouTube, we renovated
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by cgh 2y ago
"Always the Germans". My Dutch friends will laugh pretty hard at this. It fits in with yelling "Hey, where's my bike?" at German tourists (the Nazis confiscated Dutch bicycles in WW2 to limit movement) and referring
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by cgh 2y ago
Hard to upvote this comment enough. D-Day alone was staggeringly immense, the largest naval, air and land operation in history, likely never to be matched. And the entire thing was basically planned and executed with pen and paper.
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by cgh 2y ago
If you control every implementation (ie you aren’t writing a library where others will implement your interfaces), then tagged unions are a simple way to accomplish this. See the bottom of this page: https://www.openmymind.net&#x
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by cgh 2y ago
Maybe read the article, Ivan.
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by cgh 2y ago
And Russia's demographic crisis is going to get a lot worse, cementing its irrelevency as a world power: https://www.economist.com/europe/2023/03/04/russias-populati...
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by cgh 2y ago
No, northern Canada is just really cold. The Gulf Stream makes a difference in Europe in general, not just the seaside. Eg, Lillehammer, Norway is around the same latitude as Whitehorse, Canada but the average December high/low is a ba
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by cgh 2y ago
They literally taped the pen to a sheet of glass, which they rotated around. As low-tech as it gets but it looks wonderful, except I guess for the scratches you spotted.
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by cgh 2y ago
Fantastic response, thank you for taking the time.
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by cgh 2y ago
Honest question from someone who "armchair invests" in broad-market ETFs: what metrics would I look at for a company like Palantir? I'm not asking for investment lessons. Just your opinion and some links would be fine.
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by cgh 2y ago
Javadoc pioneered this 25+ years ago and despite that, there's plenty of poorly-documented Java code out there. Orders of magnitude more of it than all of the Rust code in existence, in fact. Intuition tells me that Rust is young enoug
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by cgh 2y ago
Was just about to type the same thing. It's hard to escape the feeling that this article belongs somewhere around the Peak of Inflated Expectations on the hype cycle chart.
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by cgh 2y ago
Interesting, it's been awhile since I looked at this stuff so I did a little searching and found this: https://www.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:1789103/FULLTEXT... Their conclusion is io_uring is stil
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by cgh 2y ago
If you want truly high-performance networking, you can bypass the kernel altogether with DPDK. So you don't have to worry about alternative kernels for other tasks at all. On the downside, DPDK takes over the NIC entirely, removing the
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by cgh 2y ago
I read your experience and it is indeed pretty incredible and I'm happy for you. I've used ketosis strategically for athletic reasons, to cut weight. So we both had strong motivations to use it. But for your typical obese person,
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by cgh 2y ago
Canada: supplementsource.ca
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by cgh 2y ago
Related: https://www.wheresyoured.at/oai-business/

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