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Different issue, that's shifting so far it would never fit. Here's an example with clang ubsan: https://godbolt.org/z/6Wvhn5rP9 Note that with foo = 0 there's no UB.
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For the second idea, updating references when the code moves is more directly used in a newer Chrome patch format: Zucchini [1]. Courgette does a complex process of disassembling, aligning labels, and sending a patch of the disassembly, so
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There are several different results. Language aptitude was the best predictor for learning rate. Fluid intelligence was the best predictor for programming accuracy (the numbers you quote), and for declarative knowledge. But yeah the actual
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I found a series of papers about HyperFlow, a data flow visual language for tablets: http://web.archive.org/web/20200803001819/https://hopl.info/... I'd also be remiss to not mention Ken Perlin
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I used to code in pencil during the day at school, so I could test when I got home (and avoid boredom). These days I'll still sometimes use paper if I'm trying to optimize some inner loop assembly, easier to draw the code and the
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https://increpare.com/game/heaven-on-earth.html
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There is a clippy lint, pedantic and allowed by default, that warns about passing a large type by value. https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-clippy/master/#large_types_... The default threshold is 256 bytes: https:&
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I rarely write in a book besides my name in pencil in the front. But when I see an error that I can't ignore, I'll make a copyediting mark or note in the margin so I can move on. Very occasionally I'll get a book that I need
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Fortunately the files can still be found, but the torrent for the official release of this small EP died out: http://web.archive.org/web/20091203224849/http://polytroncor... Probably also not of interest
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- 2013 study of electrical engineering students using problem-based learning ( https://bit.ly/2NVazYb ): https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/j.2168-9830.... - 2019 Harvard study of
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The teaching machine (the Primer) is named in the full title: The Diamond Age: Or, A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer
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By design it can never be seen in action ;)
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Yep, "magic corners" are considered infinite size in terms of Fitts's law, though with larger and larger screens it still takes time to get there.
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Metamine looks interesting, thanks! Here's a tutorial video I found demonstrating programming the game Snake http://web.archive.org/web/20201014024057if_/https://www.you... Found from a Reddit discu
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I recently had a very frustrating time with the initial unskippable tutorial to Nintendo's new Game Builder Garage. It's not exactly a game, but I was expecting a much more game-like tutorial. - Objects had to be placed and manipu
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Windows Logo Key + G, the "Xbox Game Bar".
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Lively Kernel all runs in the client, though, while repl.it runs the code server-side. Not that this was new, either, but it seems confusing to compare to Lively. (It's been years since I've checked out either of these projects so
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Intelligent Systems Video Boy (Virtual Boy TV Monitor)
(hcs64.com)
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The point (as I think jerf explained helpfully) is that it restricts a general graph structure so that it can be more easily navigated, so no one-way teleports or multiple exits to the same place. I think the analogy to an adventure game sp
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Juno and NetZero were magic for me growing up when we couldn't afford dialup (and could only rarely make it to the library). And my current job is almost entirely, if indirectly, funded by the ad industry, doing work which I hope has s
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The jar between uucp and C has a label that ends with "ke", could this be "make"?
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xz doesn't have BCJ2 (though it does have an earlier BCJ filter), which allows for somewhat better compression of exes. BCJ2 produces separate streams which independently compress better. See for instance https://bugzilla.mo
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You can even send the code lengths with at worst one bit per symbol, by sending the number of internal nodes at each level of a complete binary tree structure, this can be a concatenation of unary numbers and there's n-1 internal nodes
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Yes, and the filesystem is still mostly the same.
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Hack*Match for the NES (Zachtronics)
(indiegogo.com)
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In the raw version of the archived page, found by adding "id_" after the URL[1], there is no semicolon. The link to netscape.com at the end is mysteriously missing still, "Additional information on Netscape Communications Cor
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Software archaeology in a mature programming environment http://akkartik.name/post/deepness (An excerpt from A Deepness in the Sky by Vernor Vinge)
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They replace it with some illegal instruction, so the process crashes. With a lot of logic running in per-origin processes, this may only bring down one tab instead of the whole browser. Edit: Or maybe the error handling can avoid killing a
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Are they perhaps booking tax benefits for having paid to have the devices recycled?
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Loader for custom N64 boot code
(github.com)
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