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by dataflow 6mo ago
Regardless of what you consider a GC (let's not have that debate for the millionth time on the internet...), for the point I was trying to make, I was not including RC as a form of GC. And I don't think Fil-C relies solely on RC e
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by dataflow 6mo ago
> Fil-C is one of the most unrated projects I've ever seen When's the last time you told a C/C++ programmer you could add a garbage collector to their program, and saw their eyes light up?
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by dataflow 6mo ago
I'm a newbie here and lost how I'm supposed to use these models for coding. When I use them with Continue in VSCode and start typing basic C: #include <stdio.h> int m I get nonsensical autocompletions like: #inc
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Why Israel is Trying to Conquer 10% of Lebanon [video](youtube.com)
5 points by dataflow 6mo ago|0 comments
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by dataflow 6mo ago
> It seems like Google's policy is unconcerned with the intent of the practice. I'm reading the opposite: "If you're currently using any script or technique that inserts or replaces deceptive or manipulative pages i
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by dataflow 6mo ago
This stretches back much farther than the 2020s unfortunately...
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by dataflow 6mo ago
Switch to Open-Shell's start menu and don't look back.
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Why Europe Has Underground Power Lines and America Doesn't [video](youtube.com)
1 points by dataflow 6mo ago|1 comments
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by dataflow 6mo ago
> Erm, dude, you did look at the graph on the Mastodon post linked to, right ? You see that bit where it falls off a cliff to 0% netblocks ? Not sure if we're all looking at the same plot, but I see things hovering above zero, not e
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by dataflow 6mo ago
Yeah, this is the critical question. If the model ends up flagging too much, that could end up being like a manual read of the code.
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by dataflow 6mo ago
> Trust me, we, Ukrainians do mean that in relation to _anything_ that is to north-east of our country. A good rule of thumb is to always say for yourself. Leaving aside that I am skeptical millions of Ukrainians sincerely believe the de
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by dataflow 6mo ago
Just because someone hates you and calls you the devil (or loves you and calls you an angel) doesn't mean they think you're literally the physical embodiment. Especially when you're not even a living being but a country or a
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by dataflow 6mo ago
Doesn't have to be prominent and doesn't even have to be a banner. The ultimate point is to make it hard to reenable by accident, and to not make it annoying. Lots of ways to do that.
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by dataflow 6mo ago
> I don't think either OS implements notification syncing between devices Can't speak for iOS and no idea if this relates to the above functionality, but Pixel lets you deduplicate notifications across Pixel devices.
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by dataflow 6mo ago
How about instead of prompting to enable notifications, you leave a small banner or other unintrusive/non-annoying UI noting that they're off, which users can tap in order to learn more about how to reenable them? For an app that
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by dataflow 6mo ago
Arabic has dual subject pronouns. I wonder if the concept developed independently or if there was any influence somehow?
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by dataflow 6mo ago
How does anyone just open a strait that has mines in it in 2 weeks?
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by dataflow 6mo ago
> The most important thing is that you weren't "ripped off" - you were taken advantage of. Ripped off is when you buy a TV that's supposed to work and it doesn't. Or you just don't get one. Pretty sure they
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by dataflow 6mo ago
Kind of yes, kind of no: - WinForms applications also took visibly longer to load than Win32. I didn't dread loading them nearly as much as WPF, yes, but I still did. They weren't what I'd call " snappy ", but the
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by dataflow 6mo ago
> Okay, if you get everyone to write bits the other way I'll endorse LE as intuitive/logical. You're still confused, unfortunately. (Note: In everything that follows, I'm just pretending "Arabic numerals" ca
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by dataflow 6mo ago
WPF was atrocious from the beginning and Microsoft absolutely did the right thing by not basing everything in Windows on it. Every WPF program was laggy and took ages to even start up (is everyone forgetting hard disk speeds?), partly due t
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by dataflow 6mo ago
The whole thing rests on these assertions: > It is usually easy to write code that is endian-safe. Any code that is not endian-safe is poorly written and harder to maintain at best, and possibly obscuring security bugs at worst. Any proj
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by dataflow 6mo ago
> No, BE is logical because it puts bits and bytes in the same order. This sounds confused. The "order" of bits is only an artifact of our human notation, not some inherent order. If you look at how an integer is implemented in
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by dataflow 6mo ago
> The extent to which members of the executive branch adhere to their oaths is not written down. Ofc the oath is written So... it is written down... Notice the president isn't even mentioned . [1] And it even says all enemies, fo
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by dataflow 6mo ago
No, as I explained, that's not what the actual subsystem architecture did. The binaries very much targeted Windows and did not target any other OSes. They weren't (say) ELF files targeting Linux, they were PE files targeting
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by dataflow 6mo ago
I believe you're almost entirely wrong unfortunately. It is true that Windows has subsystems as a technical feature, yes. However, I don't think it's true that WSL (v1, let alone v2) was part of that architecture, despite the
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by dataflow 6mo ago
Nobody claimed it's helping or hurting. The debate is over what constitutes a constitution , whether good or bad. There have been great governments without a constitution and terrible governments with one. "You don't have a
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by dataflow 6mo ago
> What stops a President from simply choosing to ignore a Supreme Court ruling and what prevents the King from returning to personal rule? Legally? The fact that everybody under the president -- including those in the military -- underst
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by dataflow 6mo ago
> I believe interpretation is a part of the definition of a constitution, you do not, we have different definitions, oh well. You can't just brush it aside as some quibble about definitions. It's a fundamentally substantive dif
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by dataflow 6mo ago
>> Is there a single human (or even computer program) that could even definitively list all the sentences in this "constitution" > No, it's a living thing. Why is this your sticking point on the existence of a consti

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