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481.
by eska 4y ago
Isn’t coping associated with denial? An IMO better term is acceptance (of things that are outside one’s control).
482.
by eska 4y ago
They better be, or strong men will push them around.
483.
by eska 4y ago
Since you guys seem to be using Rust, what client library do you recommend for MQTTv5 support?
484.
by eska 5y ago
I think "pragmatic choice" is the keyword here. When working on a general renderer for a general game engine, lighting is a much tougher problem than when working on a specialized renderer for a specialized game engine, where an a
485.
by eska 5y ago
There are extensions that do this, e.g. Timescaledb with its column-oriented data (delta delta rle for integers, gorilla for reals, dictionary for others).
486.
by eska 5y ago
That's not idiomatic code.
487.
by eska 5y ago
Curiously this standardized on utf8 already. Was it mainstream by 1997? I found a web UI here with many databases. But not all databases seem to be selected by default, e.g. one first has to pick the right one to get a result for a Japanese
488.
by eska 5y ago
If x is a huge number, then elimination can happen. Floating point numbers store a mantissa and an exponent, m^e. When you have a huge number the exponent will be large. So the mantissa can not express the tiny number anymore.
489.
by eska 5y ago
It seems more practical to use BSD’s approach of pledging once in main that the process won’t access the network. Parts of the program that need different capabilities are isolated in their own processes and communicated with using IPC. I d
490.
by eska 5y ago
What a poor attempt at causing a false choice logical fallacy. Drunk drivers are some of the most hated people in society. Obesity can occur without own responsibility or at least be much more difficult to deal with for some people. It also
491.
by eska 5y ago
In C/++ land the implicit buffering causes all kinds of confusion among beginners and veterans alike. From “why does this not print” to “why is the performance so bad in multithreaded programs”. In practice people avoid C and C++ I&#x2
492.
by eska 5y ago
Multiple of your “senior” developers didn’t catch this in a “senior” developer’s PR? Have they ever read any of the IO documentation, since this is pointed out literally everywhere in the docs? https://doc.rust-lang.org/std&
493.
by eska 5y ago
If that’s the case, then why do all installers install dependencies such as one of the many C++ or C# runtimes, current DirectX, etc? They also bring along all of their DLLs. So this doesn’t ring true.
494.
by eska 5y ago
Veteran advice: don’t try to look smart. Try to solve the problem.
495.
by eska 5y ago
I also implemented MQTT for industrial machines to publish data to a broker. It was trivial to create a web UI that subscribed to that broker via MQTT over Websockets. But I noticed that colleagues had this impression that MQTT cannot be us
496.
by eska 5y ago
I’m confused. Just because you use request response doesn’t mean you don’t have state in your page. And sure, your connection can drop, but your requests can also fail. Protocol versioning is required, but that is true for any protocol ever
497.
by eska 5y ago
I assume one could send a patch to those crates that defines “use core::” instead of “use std::” by using the compile time config directive to check whether the std is enabled?
498.
by eska 5y ago
This is it at *60/50=1.2 https://jsfiddle.net/d9ob0teg/1/ Original NTSC https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_q1ozyZ6xYI
499.
by eska 5y ago
Sounds like PAL audio speed. I would have preferred the intended NTSC speed used in the Japanese and American release.
500.
by eska 5y ago
I bet that assessment would cease to be the case once we have gotten used to 100 year olds that look 16
501.
by eska 5y ago
A recent update also made the resolution of such features smarter in the case that the same dependency is used by multiple dependencies, so the size has been reduced. There's also tooling for investigating your dependencies, automatic
502.
by eska 5y ago
I hope this will make your day better then: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic_hedgehog
503.
by eska 5y ago
It doesn’t. The verb is “jemanden oder etwas durchwinken” (let someone or something pass through). Akkusativ is jemanden oder etwas. Dativ is jemandem oder etwas.
504.
by eska 5y ago
This makes me think of my visit to castles in Japan. Most of them were destroyed by natural disasters or fire at some point and had to be rebuilt. Some castles were rebuilt in their original style while some were modernized. When I visited
505.
by eska 5y ago
If not knowing many programming languages is an insult to you, especially considering how many languages there are that refute your claim.. then you need to check your ego.
506.
by eska 5y ago
Then you don’t know many languages.
507.
by eska 5y ago
Depends on your scheduling runtime. In Rust you can schedule everything to a single thread or to multiple threads. That could change the correctness of your asynchronous code or at least make certain bugs non-deterministic
508.
by eska 5y ago
Yeah I know, but I think the gp is thinking of nasty debugging sessions that come from parallelism, not concurrency. Concurrency issues one can step through with a debugger on a single thread.
509.
by eska 5y ago
Frontend or backend js? Because in the frontend everything is just scheduled to a single thread, so you only deal with concurrency, not parallelism.
510.
by eska 5y ago
Did that, ended up writing more C for performance critical code than I thought.

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