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by elteto 5y ago
I don’t know if you will get to see my comment by now but you are an incredibly good writer. Miles above the email churn I deal with daily. I found myself reading and just flowing over your ideas. Your pace is good, your writing is simple y
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by elteto 5y ago
SI is undoubtedly a superior system but in this particular example I can easily get a feel for what 100 lbs per sqft is like (a large dog standing on one floor tile, got it). 4.8 KN/m^2… not so much.
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by elteto 5y ago
> But I knew I was right. You can’t see the future so no, you didn’t. You believed you were and for the current time horizon you are. Might never move against you in the future, maybe not. You made a bet, an informed one, but just that
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by elteto 5y ago
My point is that arguing about what is a variable is moot in the presence of compiler optimizations. You might think that taking and address makes a difference but if the compiler decides that it can elide it will (for example if the take
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by elteto 5y ago
Conventional variable syntax may not create a variable either. The compiler elides as it can or sees fit. This is my point, you don’t reason about these details today, why should constexpr be different?
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by elteto 5y ago
I think there’s a very high bar to clear to choose any other keyword than “constexpr”. With “constexpr” code can be compiled without change (at least in this regard) with C or C++ compilers, the keyword is the same. Good C and C++ interop i
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by elteto 5y ago
I’m really not seeing what the issue is here. Could you expand on it? As a programmer why do I have to reason or care whether something is compile time only or not? I don’t worry about constant folding but it is a similar thing.
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by elteto 5y ago
> I like protobuf for some use-casess (namely grpc) but a) it's a binary format and sometimes (often times) it's nice to have a text protocol Protobuf (and flatbuffers) supports parsing messages from JSON instead of a binary bl
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by elteto 5y ago
Yes, adults should not experiment with building custom distros... as we all know all existing Linux distributions were built by teenagers.
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by elteto 5y ago
There’s nothing more off-putting to me than a rant based on a wrong premise. All that hot air and insults and in the end he was just wrong, by his own admission.
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by elteto 5y ago
Why can’t you publish it for a larger audience without transcripts?
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by elteto 5y ago
An actual court in the US will probably not try to legislate whether a person is of the Jewish faith or not, _regardless_ of what some other religious "court" says. Probably (IANAL) if a person says that they observe the Jewish fa
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by elteto 5y ago
There is Frink [0] which was created for the manipulation of physical quantities. I used it extensively in college… imperial units for fluid dynamics? yuck! [0] https://frinklang.org/
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by elteto 5y ago
A hot spoon works too. It should not burn you though, just hot enough to be somewhat uncomfortable. I just run hot tap water over the spoon.
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by elteto 5y ago
Tiny? In what world is this tiny? entt.hpp: #include "config/version.h" #include "core/algorithm.hpp" #include "core/any.hpp" #include "core/attribute.h" #include "core/f
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by elteto 5y ago
Title needs a [2019] tag.
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by elteto 5y ago
I believe exhaust(file.close() for file in files) should work as well, no need for the extra parens.
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by elteto 5y ago
It seems like an implementation issue of the interpreter no? There’s no reason lambdas _have_ to be this way.
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by elteto 5y ago
The reasoning that I’ve seen for this is that you lose context information (file, line, etc) when using lambdas. Is that it? If so it seems like a an interpreter implementation issue.
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by elteto 5y ago
While unique/shared_ptr alleviate some of these issues the STL is still full of UB though, and that can’t be fixed easily.
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by elteto 5y ago
No need to get aggressive. It's a high fidelity simulator. There is no goal, no missions, no points, no wins or losses. You just fly. There is probably very little the server is actually doing. Player state as seen from the server is p
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by elteto 5y ago
No one is expected to take on 6 figure debts. There are plenty of public universities that can rival Ivies and many elite, private universities have extensive aid programs. You can complete an engineering degree in an in-state school for le
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by elteto 5y ago
Gotcha, I’m glad I’m not the only one.
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by elteto 5y ago
Something not immediately clear to me is how to use the book. I see it uses a literate programming format, and it seems very well done. But I don’t see (in the first couple of chapters anyway) any code to show intermediate results. Am I sup
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by elteto 5y ago
Maybe, maybe not. I imagine writing directly to memory will always be faster than writing to a filesystem, even if it’s ultimately backed by RAM. Might be a negligible difference though.
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by elteto 5y ago
Interesting, this will allow Microsoft to still run Windows AND all existing Windows software on ARM. It seems like the way of least resistance to get ready for the incoming ARM onslaught.
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by elteto 5y ago
Just a couple of silly ideas, I’m no expert: 1. Collect the telemetry to a local file. The file must not be encrypted, be human-readable and contain only anonymized data. I should also be able to confirm all this by just reading the file. 2
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by elteto 5y ago
Yes.
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by elteto 5y ago
Spoken like someone who has absolutely no idea what he's talking about.
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by elteto 5y ago
Wow, I’d never seen that deck. It’s incredibly honest and direct and does not read like typical corpo-speak. I don’t know if they practice what they preach at Netflix but they definitely got a bit more of respect from me.

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