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811.
by elteto 6y ago
If you squint hard enough checked exceptions are sum types through other means: try foo() catch ExceptionX ...handle X... catch ExceptionY ...handle Y... catch ExceptionZ ...handle Z... compare that to (borrowin
812.
by elteto 6y ago
Have to disagree on exceptions. The return type is part of the function signature, it’s part of its contract. If a function can fail I want to see it right there on the return type and be forced to handle it on the spot. Exceptions are an i
813.
by elteto 6y ago
The Icarus documentary starts exploring PEDs and their detection but veers off into the Russian doping scandal. Regardless, it clearly shows that evasion is entirely possible with the correct guidance. I highly recommend it.
814.
by elteto 6y ago
A combination of advances in nutrition, training programs, technology and, unfortunately, performance enhancing drugs. This last point is contentious but make no mistake: PEDs are ahead of detection capabilities. I think that at this point
815.
by elteto 6y ago
Neat! FYI you are missing include guards. Edit: looking more into it, the header is rather unhygienic: if I include print.h from multiple .c files I break ODR, which is undefined behavior. You have variable definitions in a header which is
816.
by elteto 6y ago
I’m almost certain they did. You might be seen the runoff in the lines?
817.
by elteto 6y ago
This might be an overly rosy view of history :) prior to 89 C wasn’t even standardized, and C++ was a mess until 98. And those are just the years that the standards came up. It took time for existing compilers to catch up.
818.
by elteto 6y ago
I would say give it time, you can't measure Rust with this yardstick (yet), Rust is a baby in terms of age. Let's not forget that C is ~50 years old and yet having reliable, open-source, high-quality compilers is a thing of the pa
819.
by elteto 6y ago
Same here. The vertical mouse has helped a lot. I've tried a few and settled on the one I liked the most. You should definitely give it a try. Be aware that it will take you a couple of days to adjust, just stick with it.
820.
by elteto 6y ago
How do you persist files you care about? Another separate partition? This is an interesting approach. Do you have any documentation on to how it was setup? Also, how do you change a setting in your browser? Do you have to rebuild your base
821.
by elteto 6y ago
You could bypass the screensaver lock this way. If the C: drive was shared over the network (and more often than not it was!) you could just rename c:\windows\scrnsave.exe and the process would crash. Fun times!
822.
by elteto 6y ago
Pot, meet kettle.
823.
by elteto 6y ago
Another fantastic Senna story is The Moving Wall: http://www.ayrton-senna.net/the-story-of-the-moving-wall/
824.
by elteto 6y ago
Spice is only produced in a single place in the entire universe.
825.
by elteto 6y ago
Nope. This is incorrect and a common myth. Most engineering disciplines do not need professional accreditation.
826.
by elteto 6y ago
This is a very thoughtful comment, thank you. I would love to be a fly on the wall on the corresponding AMD strategy meetings :) I think to not focus on x86 right now would be a tremendous blunder on AMD’s part. And at the same time ignorin
827.
by elteto 6y ago
AMD should see the writing on the wall and start designing ARM CPUs. I think that would be very exciting because they have the engineering expertise and talent necessary to compete against Apple's M1. I don't know of any other com
828.
by elteto 6y ago
That’s incorrect. Raptor does not use a TEA/TEB igniter like Falcon. It uses a spark igniter. The green flame here is unintended engine ablation :) The chamber was melting.
829.
by elteto 6y ago
Oh I just missed it :)
830.
by elteto 6y ago
And these licenses and subscriptions come and go at the whim of the corporations that own them. Nobody informed would base their open source project/community/ecosystem on something like this, unless they want to be left out in th
831.
by elteto 6y ago
> With LOX-kero Small nitpick: kerolox is much nicer sounding and what people know them as ;)
832.
by elteto 6y ago
If you care about telemetry then you can’t store it, you have to beam it back. And SD cards are a nightmare from a reliability standpoint. Nobody (in this context) would do that.
833.
by elteto 6y ago
One day it just hit me: "I could totally give my life for this child". It came out of nowhere and it was a chilling and somewhat unnerving feeling. I never felt that for anyone. But the conviction is there, almost like a peaceful
834.
by elteto 6y ago
Intel CPUs _literally_ boot pretending to be 8088s [0] [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_mode
835.
by elteto 6y ago
There is a (or more than one?) Vim plugin with fairly good support. However, it is not Vim. Most of the common Vim operations work but others are broken. For example, I've found the weirdest bugs when using visual block, especially in
836.
by elteto 6y ago
I was able to get duplex working with brlaser. Definitely recommend it!!
837.
by elteto 6y ago
Check your county/state/school auction websites. Hard to give more info, there isn’t just one auction site for all schools or counties, but a bit of googling will probably get you what you want.
838.
by elteto 6y ago
This is something I never quite understood with TLA+ (just from reading articles here and there, never actually used it). Let’s say I have a piece of C++ code and a TLA+ model for what it should be doing. How do I validate the C++ code with
839.
by elteto 6y ago
What a fantastic video.
840.
by elteto 6y ago
> ... is pretty easy It's not that it is complicated, it's the amount of it. Your threshold may vary, but I find that with 3+ adults, or 2 adults and children (one or more) then I prefer the dishwasher. To me a dishwasher is th

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