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by cornstalks 2y ago
Sweet mercy I don't know how I didn't find that or how to thank you enough!
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by cornstalks 2y ago
I mean TextEdit. It definitely supports this to some degree, at least. Try typing “4 * 2 =” on a new line. Heck even Safari on my phone autofilled “8” when typing this comment.
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by cornstalks 2y ago
The "Math Notes" thing is absolutely infuriating to me. I use TextEdit on macOS for various notes and the forced math autocomplete (with no way to turn it off) has pushed me away from TextEdit entirely.
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by cornstalks 2y ago
That doesn't mean it's not an alternative to Lightroom. That was put in for reasons discussed in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27722258
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by cornstalks 2y ago
> Beware of C23 and later. Beware of what? C23 fixed a number of issues. Sure, there are some oddballs (QChar and auto, mostly), but overall I think C23 is an improvement.
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by cornstalks 2y ago
It's made from over 90,000 individual images that have been stitched/combined together. I'm not the original photographer so I can't comment on his process, but I think it would be silly to use upscaling (AI or otherwise
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by cornstalks 2y ago
It’s the original. Andrew McCarthy links to it from both his Twitter and Instagram accounts. It’s his own website.
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by cornstalks 2y ago
For anyone that wants to buy the 139 megapixel image for printing, it's $50 here: https://cosmicbackground.io/products/fusion-of-helios I'm not affiliated, but I've been seriously debating it for a long
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by cornstalks 2y ago
The terms "macro" and "metaprogramming" already have well-defined meanings in the C++ community. You're just hijacking the terms and using them with some new definition. The C++ standard is consistent in how it uses
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by cornstalks 2y ago
Yes, the bitcode specifies whether a memory operation/address uses 32-bit or 64-bit addressing, so a runtime/JIT can determine this ahead of time during the static analysis phase.
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by cornstalks 2y ago
"Ban" is used pretty loosely here. For example, Utah allows community-owned networks but requires them to be "wholesale-only" instead of direct-to-customer. It's a limitation, sure, but I have a hard time considerin
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by cornstalks 2y ago
For the curious, this is fresh from VDD24[1]. The 94x is mildly contested since IIRC how you write the C code really matters (e.g. scalar vs autovectorized). But even with vectorized C code the speed up was something like >10x, which is
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by cornstalks 2y ago
I understand that at a high level, but the implementation is where I get lost and where I'd love an article like this to tell me how to do it and how to deploy securely vs develop locally. Most of the guides I've seen involving
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by cornstalks 2y ago
The one thing I feel like is missing in guides like this is key management. I don't like the idea of putting secret keys in my compose.yaml and I would prefer to use something more... controllable? Auditable? The thing is, I don't
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by cornstalks 2y ago
> what is wrong with NULL? For starters, you have to #include a header to use it.
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by cornstalks 2y ago
If we're nitpicking then sqlite3.h already has `#ifdef __cplusplus` and `extern "C" {`. So yes, from the user's perspective it is seamless. They do not need to play the `extern "C" {` game.
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by cornstalks 2y ago
nit: I don't think the Core Guidelines actually suggests it's better. It's just "one style." There are pros and cons to both styles.
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by cornstalks 2y ago
editor.formatOnSave will control it for all files. You can also use editor.defaultFormatter to change which formatter is used. You can set these for all languages or for specific languages[1]. Regarding competing with LLVM: I'm happy t
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by cornstalks 2y ago
> I'll get excited for Zig again when I'm allowed to turn `zig fmt` off in e.g. vim or VS Code. But you can turn it off, can't you? > deeper issues around community engagement and openness to different viewpoints (a
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by cornstalks 2y ago
The framing is kinda confusing in some questions. For example, "In € 2,000 one-off gifts? Answer: 1.3x € 2,000 gifts for each person." But clearly that can't be per person globally. I had to read the code to see it was specif
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by cornstalks 2y ago
There are tons of answers on that question already. Correcting it would just be duplicating one of the others…
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by cornstalks 2y ago
That works for residential, but how about freeways?
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by cornstalks 2y ago
So the way to make driving safer is to make roads more dangerous so people feel afraid of going too fast? Edit since there are multiple similar replies: I took parent comment to include freeways.
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by cornstalks 2y ago
Does this also come with a requirement that manufacturers provide free updates in perpetuity to the car's internal map of streets with speed limits? Changes to roads and speed limits do happen occasionally, and it would drive me crazy
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by cornstalks 2y ago
Yes, not being HEVC is a huge plus given HEVC’s patent drama/prices And quality wise, JPEG XL is definitely better
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by cornstalks 2y ago
> Likewise if a number is even and is a square of an integer, then its square root must be even. The proof would be more compelling if this was proven instead of being taken as an obvious fact.
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by cornstalks 2y ago
I think you missed one of the more important lines: > I think I named it after fungi. rusts are amazing creatures. Sure, there’s room for doubt, but not that much room.
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by cornstalks 2y ago
I have no answer, but this got me thinking: is the overpass's road a similar physical width as the highway? I've been on some bridges that have two lanes with a very narrow shoulder that then then merge into a single lane (with wi
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by cornstalks 2y ago
In the spirit of helping a fellow programmer debug some things: If you guess a word that isn’t in the dictionary, the text box looks like it’s cleared but my phone’s (iPhone) keyboard’s autocomplete either didn’t pick that up or there’s sti
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by cornstalks 2y ago
Codec (FFV1) has nothing to do with timestamps or metadata, which live at the container level. Also, FFV1 and H.264 have different target markets. FFV1 focuses on lossless, whereas H.264 specializes in lossy compression. If you don’t need l

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