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by foota 1y ago
Would it be legal for a C(++?) compiler to implement this optimization?
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by foota 1y ago
You're missing an F, https://www.freefilefillableforms.com/
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Mason: Scalable, Contiguous Sequencing for Building Consistent Services [pdf](cs.princeton.edu)
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by foota 1y ago
Was doing some reading and stumbled on this, doesn't seem to have been discussed as far as I can tell but thought folks might find it interesting. I hadn't heard of multi sequences in this context before. They seem sort of vector
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by foota 1y ago
I was under the impression that mass timber buildings were actually safer for fires because it takes a very long time to burn through, and unlike steel they won't lose their strength in an intense fire.
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by foota 1y ago
This is true to some degree, but something about javascript/TS seem to lead to just incomprehensible typings. Imo any types where you start having to look at the keys of some map is going to lead to pain, but most other languages don&#
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by foota 1y ago
Thank you, I'm excited!
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by foota 1y ago
So... As someone who's joining databricks in a few weeks, what's with the hate in the comments?
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by foota 1y ago
I believe Microsoft introduced a framework that did this sort of backtracking that you're suggesting. I'm not sure how much traction it got.
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by foota 1y ago
Data from before the tariffs went into effect would reflect an increase in imports due to companies trying to get things in before they take effect.
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by foota 1y ago
Might be because more southern ports handle a wider variety of cargo origins (e.g., South America), whereas most cargo to Seattle is from China? Just speculation.
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by foota 1y ago
Sorry, but I think the way you're phrasing this implies a burden on them to explain well understood and widely accepted principles of quantum physics that you seem to be implying are pseudoscience. This seems like a decent overview if
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by foota 1y ago
It seems like these news articles about XYZ superscaler announce agreement to purchase power from nuclear startup come up every few months. My assumption is that there's very little needed from Google et al to sign these agreements, an
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by foota 1y ago
I'm not a lawyer either, but from the summary a key part of the case seems to be that they were distributing the video to people for them to watch. "Aereo's retransmission of television broadcasts was a "public performan
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by foota 1y ago
I don't think this is a reasonable argument. I don't think copyright is actually defined in that sense, but is perhaps more focused on consuming the content. Is an http proxy making a copy of something? What about computing an md5
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by foota 1y ago
Timelines are good when things happen once, but when you have repeated calls to functions from different places etc., a flame graph helps a lot. Sandwich views supporting collapsing recursion are the secret sauce for flame graphs imo. See e
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by foota 1y ago
That's the people aspect of it, but what about the technical aspect of it? Can I store ITAR restricted information in plaintext on a thumb drive if I think it's safe?
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by foota 1y ago
Is ITAR like other compliance sort of fields where you have to store data only in compliant places, or is it just based on actual leaks etc.,?
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by foota 1y ago
If you're not aware, these are federal laws, and the force responsible for investigating and arresting people who break them are a part of the executive branch.
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by foota 1y ago
Did anyone else expect this to be about the C++ sizeof operator?
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by foota 1y ago
One thing I wish for is for standard library trees to present a way to take advantage of a trees structure, even if they don't directly expose the tree itself. For instance, C++ map could expose a way to start find or e.g., lower_bound
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by foota 1y ago
It's not really recommended for us, but maybe Carbon?
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by foota 1y ago
That's where the NIF comes into play, the National Ignition Facility. They use lasers to generate conditions similar to a nuclear explosion for testing purposes.
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by foota 2y ago
The quanta article talks about the connections to regular graphs.
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by foota 2y ago
Ah, I knew I recognized these from somewhere! There was another paper released a while ago about Hamiltonian cycles in expander graphs: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40609753 Also see a quite unrelated paper about a
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by foota 2y ago
This is really fascinating to me. I'm amazed they're able to image the cells of the eye with sufficient resolution and speed to achieve this. From the paper, "and targeting 10^5 visible-wavelength laser microdoses per second
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by foota 2y ago
My shitpost is that they're lucky they didn't trigger a buffer overflow :-) but really, it doesn't seem completely out of question to me that it's possible that some unintended and serious consequence could occur from yo
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by foota 2y ago
In isolation, sure writing code more expressively isn't a bad thing, and might be fine as an exercise for becoming more familiar with some part of the codebase, but I don't think it's a good use of time for the author or revi
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by foota 2y ago
Yeah, OPs code is asking for pain. I suspect there are now developers who've never had to generate html outside the confines of a framework and so are completely unaware of the kinds of attacks you need to protect yourself against. You
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by foota 2y ago
Haven't Nvidia published roughly as many chip designs in the same period?

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