cozzyd

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by cozzyd 2y ago
If you owe Google $70k, you have a problem. If you owe Google $70T, Google has a problem.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
In this case if (num_lines+1) (sizeof (char )) is zero that is certainly unintended
753.
by cozzyd 2y ago
The government isn't a for-profit enterprise so I'm not sure it's exactly equivalent (if the hotels were using the extra money for charity it might be more similar). But I guess I don't have a problem with student discou
754.
by cozzyd 2y ago
Indeed, seems like 9,000 accidents a year can be attributed to sun glare in the US, which is indeed a tiny proportion of crashes.
755.
by cozzyd 2y ago
Accidents due to sun in eyes or someone illegally driving with poor vision surely happen.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Michigan or Michigan-Huron?
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by cozzyd 2y ago
This (avoiding needless copies due to uncertainty of what the callee might do, e.g. caching a reference) makes sense but is not what the grandparent was suggesting.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Yes and ctrl-V in vim would be super awkward.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Does rust really allow stack allocated objects to escape function lifetime? That seems antithetical to how a stack works.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
You're aware that C++ and C are also stack allocating by default? Unless you mean something different than what I understand.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
You're seeing memory fragmentation which I would expect not to improve
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Doesn't matter how much slower gecko is when most of what chrome is doing is loading ads.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Those legacy tools probably don't even lag when you type like proper modern tools.
764.
by cozzyd 2y ago
I wonder if he was trying to resell your laptop and wasn't going to pay until he got an order for your laptop
765.
by cozzyd 2y ago
Sometimes there's a glitch and the employee continues to get paid after being laid off.
766.
by cozzyd 2y ago
it took less than a minute to figure out dependencies and build on my workstation (EL9). If you don't have an OS with a package manager, it might be harder though...
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Long live EL8
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Vertical splits? (I know they can be patched in)
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Handle has retractable spikes (digitally retractable mincers, perhaps?) to promote compliance.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Just wait.... "Your hammer has reached its monthly nail limit. Please upgrade to the pro plan to unlock an additional 60 nails"
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Last I checked, Embraers don't have operable windows Boeings on the other hand...
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Since Russia reduced Grozny to rubble relatively recently, it's probably not that old.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Firefox sync?
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Ironically the only thing I use Chrome for is when I have to have a telecon with Microsoft Teams (which, at least last time I tried, had a nonfunctional Linux client and worked terribly in Firefox). Fortunately it's only when I have a
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by cozzyd 2y ago
dnf install python3-gdal?
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Why not have the null terminator so you can pass to normal printf? You could even do something crazy with packing a null byte with sz on 64-bit systems (since you will never have a string that long anyway...)
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Did simulators exist in 1968?
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by cozzyd 2y ago
If anything, they may regress due to being trained on lower-quality input.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
which is the right choice as :set ts=2 is obviously correct
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Or South Georgia

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