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by grg0 5mo ago
Correct. Also: https://www.learntla.com/
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by grg0 5mo ago
Do you really need to? Basic statistics will tell you if the email campaign had any significant effect on site visits.
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by grg0 5mo ago
Regardless, it is a very comprehensive review for C++ programmers, and even intermediate ones will probably see new material there.
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by grg0 5mo ago
Emacs is not VC-backed.
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by grg0 6mo ago
Interesting that the new laptop is selling beyond their expectation, and that the Ubuntu version is outselling the Windows one. Maybe their customer base is a "niche", but it seems to be one that makes them good coin nevertheless.
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by grg0 6mo ago
Interesting, thanks for sharing. It is a topic I'd like to explore in detail at some point. I also like how, according to Github, the repo is 99.7% HTML and 0.3% C++. A testament to the interpreter's size, I guess?
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by grg0 6mo ago
Very thankful for this video editor.
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by grg0 6mo ago
C++ comes with baggage and requires up-front training. You need to dive into every language feature and STL library, learn how compilers implement stuff, then decide what to use and what not to, and the decision often depends on context. It
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by grg0 6mo ago
I'd say it's being able to structure your data however suits your problem and your hardware, then being able to look at a profile and being able to map read/writes back to source. Both C and C++ excel at this. The advantage o
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by grg0 6mo ago
Visual Studio programmer spotted. They're going to force you to use vim. Better start learning those key bindings as soon as possible.
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by grg0 6mo ago
Nobody with experience in the field advertises formally-verified software like that, and it is understood that the spec may as well be wrong. It is also understood that the non-verified parts may have bugs (surprise). There is no news here.
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by grg0 6mo ago
And it took them several thousand words to explain what you just said in a sentence.
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by grg0 6mo ago
Clickbait title, the proved part of the program had no bugs? As an aside, why can't people just write factually? This isn't a news site gamed for ad revenue. It's also less effort. I felt this post was mostly an insulting was
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by grg0 6mo ago
That one little word that changes everything in how you interpret the statement.
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by grg0 6mo ago
AKA F-score. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F-score
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by grg0 6mo ago
Double-clicking on an airplane should send you to the cockpit view imo.
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by grg0 6mo ago
This is great, smart application of graphics and public data.
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by grg0 6mo ago
Damn, they've been polarized by social media too? Zuckerberg's greed knows no limits.
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by grg0 6mo ago
I dropped dead after reading this.
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by grg0 6mo ago
That claim doesn't stand a chance? It's obviously non-linear; once you're really up there in the higher echelons of wealth, I'm sure you get a lot of time back.
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by grg0 6mo ago
I don't know but I'm feeling for this guy right now.
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by grg0 6mo ago
They are doing something new in the language -> innovating. JNI was always the wrong way to do FFI. FFI should require no changes or wrappers in the native code; anything short of that is unnecessary and inefficient. Yet, somehow, in Jav
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by grg0 6mo ago
Ho-lee smokes is that Speedtest screenshot even real? Have some mercy for those of us in third-world infrastructure (US).
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by grg0 6mo ago
I love it how Java is "innovating" by catching up to things that other programming languages have had for three decades.
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by grg0 6mo ago
I flagged the post, don't even care how accurate it is. Go send your AI slop to /dev/null, folks.
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by grg0 6mo ago
There are no AIs here, only gains.
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by grg0 6mo ago
I meant Celsius, a popular energy drink in the US, but more generally that and the processed foods people take in for some supposed performance gains.
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by grg0 6mo ago
Corrected, thank you.
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by grg0 6mo ago
This is why I tell my gym bros that they should quit all that Celsius garbage and stick to the basics. You should measure your gut health by the quality of your feces (consistency, texture, colour, shape), and then your muscles and rest of
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by grg0 6mo ago
I'm no musician, but it sounds like trying to understand human psychology by studying the brain, or cells by studying physics, or the colony by isolating a single ant. Answer: no. It's the idea of emergent phenomena not being redu

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