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by cosarara 7y ago
JAI is still unreleased.
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by cosarara 7y ago
Is the use of stenography related to the liberal use of commas in your comment?
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by cosarara 7y ago
The relationships are there and you join just the same, but the database doesn't have foreign key constraints.
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by cosarara 7y ago
Android phones these days don't expose the data over usb unless the user chooses to.
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by cosarara 7y ago
Yes, see https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_Catalan_independence_re...
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by cosarara 7y ago
They have an official repo with all the government takedown letters: https://github.com/github/gov-takedowns (Only from China, Russia and Spain at the moment).
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by cosarara 7y ago
Do BMWs have a bad safety track record?
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by cosarara 7y ago
Sounds like something a plugin for the Tor browser could easily do.
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by cosarara 7y ago
What does "mechanical compression" mean, exactly? Googling "mechanical compression typography" turns up this article as the first result.
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by cosarara 7y ago
The alignment doesn't matter. `index` is not an offset in bytes, it's just an index, a number. The position in memory of the variable also doesn't matter as it is not used, only the value. `index[arr]` means `*(index + a
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by cosarara 7y ago
Yes, it does. You can try it yourself with this code example: https://repl.it/repls/PutridUselessComputer
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by cosarara 7y ago
What I quoted is talking about the 2nd version of the code, that tries to count without iterating three times and then encounters a laziness problem. The first version iterates three times and the reason it takes long has nothing to do wi
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by cosarara 7y ago
The article explains that.
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by cosarara 7y ago
The Duff's device is a low level optimization that can even hurt modern processors due to branch prediction. It's a niche trick from the olden days. It is very strange on first sight that a[index] is same as index[a], but you will
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by cosarara 7y ago
Unless you are trying to write `wc` without iterating the file 3 times, it seems.
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by cosarara 7y ago
Last week he had "Learning Haskell is no harder than learning any other programming language"[1]. This week we have: > The program takes more than a few minutes and quickly spikes up to more than 3 GB of memory! What's gon
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by cosarara 7y ago
The full context is in the question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11227809/why-is-processi...
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by cosarara 7y ago
Question #1 was misunderstood. This is not about sorting a sorted vector, it is about processing a sorted vector, in general. The example code of the question sums the values. The example code of the answer does `sort(v.begin(), v.end()
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by cosarara 7y ago
Because it's fast.
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by cosarara 7y ago
Could you link that talk?
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by cosarara 7y ago
It's a bet that the price of BTC will increase (with respect to fiat).
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by cosarara 7y ago
It uses System.Windows.Forms and friends. It is a Windows app.
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by cosarara 7y ago
Pumps make noise. If you have a big case with a big fan, an air cooler should be quieter.
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by cosarara 7y ago
Is there a PoC exploit for current firefox that would work if I set mitigations=off and enable HT on linux, for instance?
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by cosarara 7y ago
If you could provide citations at some other time that would be great!
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by cosarara 7y ago
Browsers have mitigations in place, don't they? Aren't they enough, at least on paper?
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by cosarara 7y ago
The frame of the phone is darker, and even that is not #000. The web page background is, though.
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by cosarara 7y ago
I think he was referring to the TTYs, without wayland in mind.
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by cosarara 7y ago
It comes from unix. Plan9 applyed it further.
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by cosarara 7y ago
Multiple releases a day? How is that reasonable?

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