enedil

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by enedil 3y ago
As a Polish guy, I don't know why wouldn't you trust material from TVP History, the content there is usually pretty accurate. The same with TVP Sport - wouldn't you trust what they publish there? Edit: this is not TVP History
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by enedil 3y ago
> It may be that Signal pioneered E2EE chat Also false. XMPP OTR existed long prior.
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by enedil 3y ago
But well educated five year olds from good schools would know it.
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by enedil 3y ago
Even it it was O(1) not amortized, it's not possible to beat the sorting in actual execution time for reasonable inputs (less than 10B elements probably)
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by enedil 3y ago
Nevertheless, this is still a concern to wider ecosystem, if Python libraries suddenly start to break due to underlying issues. I don't think this can be neglected.
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by enedil 3y ago
I think that hardcode kernel devs already know the reasons, and there is no point in raising it again. For you it might seem like a random requirement, but it's because of lack of familiarity.
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by enedil 3y ago
Well, the air in Dubai is much more humid than in Riyadh (this is based on personal observation).
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by enedil 3y ago
And the ping utility.
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by enedil 3y ago
Kubernetes is from Google.
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by enedil 3y ago
Galois actually proved, that you cannot express the solutions as a set of certain expressions (composition of polynomials, division and taking roots). Using Gröbner basis, it is possible to construct an algorithm that computes results (now,
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by enedil 3y ago
Trouble starts when your field doesn't always have a solution for f(x_1,...,x_n) = y^2, like rational numbers (but I'm sure you can find more examples). But maybe that can be mitigated as well?
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by enedil 4y ago
But large fraction, if all you do afterwards is an exec call. Given 8 bytes per page table entry and 4k pages, it's 1/512 memory wasted. So if your process uses 8GB, it's 16MB. Still takes noticeable time if you spawn often.
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by enedil 4y ago
In a sense it does. Page tables would need to be copied.
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by enedil 4y ago
This is actually something I wish we had at my previous company. Setting up the environment was a pain, and very few people knew how to run all the tests (integration tests really). I am willing to give Hocus a go.
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by enedil 4y ago
This is an Americanism. In many parts is Europe copyright claims over copyright from the US are honoured, but yet, violation of TOS by itself does not put you in risk of criminal lawsuit.
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by enedil 4y ago
And what? Even if he loves Chinese nation, why should he stay? I don't thing parent commenter conflated the two.
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by enedil 4y ago
Which one prevents race conditions?
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by enedil 4y ago
I don't think you are right. Right now, the only cookie present is my session cookie. This should fall under obvious reason to have a cookie (it's not a tracking cookie). The sets of required and of all cookies are identical. Ther
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by enedil 4y ago
As fish user, I can be concerned that a rewrite like this might ruin a project, and consequently oppose such rewrite. Doesn't matter whose project it is. If you think I should just ignore it and "accept decision" - this is wh
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by enedil 4y ago
Seems to be selection bias. I know quite a lot of experienced C++ programmers who pretty much like C++.
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by enedil 4y ago
I can say, that after quite a bit of experience in C++, and I often wrote code that would be rejected by the borrow checker, even if the code would actually be without issues, if the borrow checker would be disabled. Hard to tell exactly, b
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by enedil 4y ago
A breakdown comparing the language that caused the errors would be helpful. I expect that codebases in C or C++03 or even (idk) C++14 have much higher rate of memory corruption derived vulnerabilities, than those written in C++20.
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by enedil 4y ago
This is not C anymore. When you write modern C++, it's much much more hard to introduce memory safety errors. And the logic hides in corner cases, so when you need to review logic, you're necessarily also reviewing memory correctn
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by enedil 4y ago
This is disingenuous to say that people emigrated in order to do crime. But you could also find statistics on sexual assaults which also suggest that rape is a lot more prevalent in western europe (and probably, that the rates since the 90s
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by enedil 4y ago
What do you mean? For instance, Poland escaped Soviet block, is almost unilaterally composed of Polish people, and yet look at the chart: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php... The countri
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by enedil 4y ago
I don't get how you inferred anybody was humiliated there.
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by enedil 4y ago
Closure is not an anonymous function. It "encloses" variables that were in scope at the point of closure creation. Therefore function pointers cannot serve that purpose as is.
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by enedil 4y ago
I would claim that this is much more common than the scenario described in the bug report.
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by enedil 4y ago
Lock contention usually impacts performance, but not liveness.
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by enedil 4y ago
Then you are wrong, since we're already talking about arrays of sizes known at compile time. Indeed, otherwise we would also need to remember the size in the runtime.

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