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by elteto 4y ago
Are you sure China cares more about Taiwan than the US? Taiwan is a global, single point of failure for advanced CPU manufacturing. My guess is that the US will never allow this to fall in Chinese hands.
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by elteto 4y ago
Not saying that the overall idea is wrong but that figure is way too low currently for most large metro areas in the US. And below poverty level in others. With $75k and a family of two kids you are not going to be saving much for retiremen
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by elteto 4y ago
> The demand for "natural light" in homes and offices is very high, and higher than the availability of actual daylight. This makes me feel as if I was entitled for wanting/wasting a scarce resource. There’s plenty of sunl
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by elteto 4y ago
First ever?
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by elteto 4y ago
Roma aeterna.
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by elteto 4y ago
They have to remove the risk of being labeled anti-party or dissidents. They do this by appealing to the ideology, at least superficially. Of course, this is a double edge play. Notice how the message boils down to “the party is right! It’s
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by elteto 4y ago
This such a neat idea to do with kids. Thanks!
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by elteto 4y ago
The Colosseum had until recently night tours, but I think were suspended due to the pandemic. Might want to check out what options they have now. Also, if general admission tickets for the Colosseum are sold out check for tour tickets in sp
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by elteto 4y ago
Once interviewed for a US government lab. Job sounded cool, it involved HPC and large weather simulations. Interviews went great and they decided to extend an offer. Then almost 2 months of silence. I had moved on but they miraculously got
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by elteto 4y ago
Unfortunately most large C++ codebases are...
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by elteto 4y ago
This is undefined behavior. Compile with -fsanitize=undefined and run it, you will get a runtime error.
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by elteto 4y ago
Sorry to hear that! Rest up and don’t worry about cpp macros for now ;) they’ll still be there after you heal. Good luck!
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by elteto 4y ago
This is not correct. They evaluate at the point where they are expanded. I’ve used them countless of times to implement “log” and “trace” macros that show file/line.
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by elteto 4y ago
I prefer to get my zinc supplement from cooking in galvanized containers.
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by elteto 4y ago
Well, they literally thought about this! It's only required for critical packages, for whatever definition of critical they have.
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by elteto 4y ago
Dude, how did you go from 2FA for a Python package to Putin in a single sentence? This makes no sense. Look, publishing to PyPI is not a right. If typing 6 digits is too much burden you can drop a source tarball in some web page and call it
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by elteto 4y ago
It is important to note that, as of right now, the paper is full of citations and references, including to Schmidhuber [0]. [0] https://openreview.net/forum?id=BZ5a1r-kVsf
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by elteto 4y ago
Citation needed. /j
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by elteto 4y ago
The "rule" that I've sort of figured out from reading old C code is that global state in the file that contains main() is ok.
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by elteto 4y ago
Yes, programming in dynamic languages like Python.
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by elteto 4y ago
Lol no. They go find nicer, cooler kitchens.
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by elteto 4y ago
The extra bus routes are not for you, but for other drivers that do live closer and can trade their car commute by a bus ride. This, in turn, alleviates road congestion for everyone else, _including_ people like you who have no option but t
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by elteto 4y ago
I never understood the hand-waiving around multirepos. Parallel, distributed updates are extremely hard to get right in software, but, for some magical reason, not when checking in code across N separate repos with interdependencies.
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by elteto 4y ago
Yes, that's what I meant.
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by elteto 4y ago
If the output .o is identical then I think bazel will also skip recompilation, FWIW.
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by elteto 4y ago
My normal workflow to bootstrap cross-compilation with bazel is to create a dummy project with some dummy C/C++ file and build it. Then go into whatever bazel-X internal folder and extract the autogenerated bzl for the local system’s c
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by elteto 4y ago
It delivers on its premise of always correct, incremental builds but it is extremely opinionated. I don’t blame it for that, maybe having truly hermetic and reproducible builds requires that level of structure. It is almost magical changing
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by elteto 4y ago
Got it, you can be wrong faster!
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by elteto 4y ago
What are they going to do then? Go back to candles?
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by elteto 4y ago
Because there are no smaller vets. Or they suck equally hard, there’s no guarantee that being smaller == better.

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