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by eska 3y ago
To be fair it’s not different from C++ although it features namespaces. One still has to write “std::foo()” in headers in order to not pollute the global namespace, and therefore in template code, anyway. As long as they stop adding locale
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by eska 3y ago
Maybe you’ll feel better knowing that popcount has been standardized in C23
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by eska 3y ago
According to multiple studies 50-75% of adults in first world countries don’t drink enough water.
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by eska 3y ago
You’re running for fun/challenge, not for health. It’s not a surprise that your health isn’t improving. A single 10km run per week in 1h aiming for 40min, an interval run sprinting as hard as possible and casual short runs in between w
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by eska 3y ago
My scientific programmers with only beginner to intermediate python knowledge struggled with libraries for visualization. I might recommend the python bindings for this to them..
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by eska 3y ago
The meme has always been”(current year) is the year of Linux on the desktop!” so I don’t feel like any goalposts are being shifted
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by eska 3y ago
People are complimenting great technical writing here, but the first definition they provide is this: > Technically, an API is just a set of rules (interface) that the two sides agree to follow. The company publishing the API then implem
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by eska 3y ago
… which confirms what I wrote.
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by eska 3y ago
I checked the docs, but couldn’t find anything about mqtt compat?
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by eska 3y ago
No, that’s not what otaku means. Otaku can be completely disconnected from Anime, and if it is about Anime then it does not have to be connected to girls. The other way around liking the detective series conan or ghibli movies doesn’t make
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by eska 3y ago
I couldn’t care less what you think about me, but please stop equating the “Japanese people” with “grown men obsessing over anime girls”. That’s straight up racist, disrespectful and misinformed (through foreign Anime communities I assume).
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by eska 3y ago
Hate to burst your bubble, but they’re considered creepy in Japan, too.
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by eska 3y ago
While that’s obviously high, an athlete’s career is much shorter than an actor’s or any other worker’s.
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by eska 3y ago
In that case I apologize. What a disingenuous statement on the website, then.
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by eska 3y ago
> from people who have not submitted an affidavit dedicating their contribution into the public domain. Don’t spread FUD
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by eska 3y ago
Says who?
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by eska 3y ago
How do you regulate gambling for teenagers?
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by eska 3y ago
Maybe we picked one too early and didn’t have enough innovation in this area for too long. Bring the war :)
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by eska 3y ago
It’s a lost cause. Updates will turn things back on, things will break because of unnecessary dependencies, etc.
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by eska 3y ago
* Reading academic work will help you decrease the gap between the industry and the academic field and will make you realize how ignorant you were * Advice for the author: don’t criticize other people’s communication style while you insult
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by eska 3y ago
What I always find funny about academic writing is that nobody actually reads it from the front to the back. You read abstract, conclusion, future work, methodology and only then do you read the actual content.
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by eska 3y ago
Avoiding this https://youtube.com/watch?v=vfl33Tn0pYc
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by eska 3y ago
If this wasn’t math code we’d refactor such code into helper functions, but somehow when it’s math we refuse to. vec4 c = a * 4 + b; vec4 c = vec4_add(vec4_mul(a, 4), b); vec4 c = vec4_fma(4, a, b);
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by eska 3y ago
* STL algorithms typically operate on half-open ranges bounded by iterators [first, last). This convention is not used as often in C* I don’t think this is true. p != end is a very common check in C? Regarding composition, I suppose it’s ki
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by eska 3y ago
Looked at it for 10 seconds and immediately found random 0s at the end of the document or unreplaced text like “Noel Llopis in his September 2009 article[#!NoelDOD!#]”
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by eska 3y ago
She’s complaining that the job description didn’t mention coding as a requirement, but it actually says “deliver solid, reliable code”..? And fizzbuzz is not a math problem. I’m sure the interviewer would’ve even given her a hint if she cam
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by eska 3y ago
Of course this is just a toy example. But suppose you had a different task that is I/O bound, like processing terabytes of jsonlines files. The argument is rather the following: common knowledge is that it’s not worth optimizing the co
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by eska 3y ago
That’s not what he/she said.
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by eska 3y ago
Until your spouse turns around and whacks you with the legal system. I’m one of those who won’t marry because the law is just asinine and I prefer not to have my life completely destroyed. I saw what happened between my parents.
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by eska 3y ago
You’re just strawmanning. Not contributing to the discussion.

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