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5y ago
I use rust and my code does not have .unwrap() (and definitely not .unwrap().unwrap()) in it either. That's what the ? operator is for.
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5y ago
Name checks out, Drgn consumes ELF and DWARF.
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5y ago
optional<T> makes for a poor Option<T>
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5y ago
> Here are some things to look out for: No mention of case-sensitive search...
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5y ago
> compared to the completeness and expressiveness C++ templates. The error messages in particular - so very expressive.
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5y ago
> The first couple of photos are black and white. If you look carefully, you'll notice that in the black and white photos the operators are wearing headsets, there are posters on the walls and in one of them there is a SNES on the t
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5y ago
Depends how it’s worded. If someone with copy editing experience made constructive suggestions for the readme and other documentation, it may well be appreciated. A PR also gives the maintainers a way to discuss wording if there are points
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5y ago
> I might suggest... Best way to suggest is with a pull request.
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5y ago
Finale?
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5y ago
> I know that when I middle click a link and “javascript:;” opens in a new tab, an asshole a developer wants me to left click it instead. It frustrates me when developers actively break things like this
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5y ago
> Nowadays everything works out of box. Except for decent power management on laptops, and certain Bluetooth headsets.
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> but I just don't trust Apple to not break any workflow that isn't editing videos They broke that a while back too.
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This was my thought too. I have written a number of apps available in the App Store, and I’m amazed an app like this could pass review.
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> Is there a better player in the industry in building humanoid robot? Boston Dynamics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tF4DML7FIWk
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> I don't see this happening in any useful form in the next 5-10 years. The way it will get to a useful form after 5-10 years is projects like this.
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> They're all one-liners in DNS config $1 - turn the screw $9,999 - knowing which screw to turn
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5y ago
Does it take 10 seconds to spin a new one up? If not, then it misses the main benefit outlined in the article.
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5y ago
The review process allows you to provide reviewers with a login account, so that’s unlikely to be the issue.
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5y ago
It doesn’t count all the VStudio users with ViEmu installed :-)
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5y ago
It’s 100% correct c++. Used as an example to demonstrate a self-described best of breed library, using all of the latest and greatest features of modern c++ (c++20 features even), and yet you still have to multiply the size of the container
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5y ago
utf16_output.size() * sizeof(char16_t) Keep on keeping on, c++.
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5y ago
> Why? Because you’re not using an add blocker.
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5y ago
Congratulations, front page of HN = front page of backlog
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5y ago
And both options are different to how I first read it (rhymes with clover).
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> But anyone who pretends that CLI is adequate for inspecting history and changes or operations such as cherrypicks is a macho pretender. That's me! The following alias in ~/.gitconfig makes things much easier: lg = log
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5y ago
> Enter your Apple ID email and password Nope
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5y ago
From the article: > Are there any drawbacks to using nullptr instead of NULL? No, unless you target old compilers that don’t support C++11, which is very unlikely. and OP is specifically targeting c++98.
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5y ago
> why Signal can't be implemented as a completely offline-first/PWA web-app. Because some people want and/or need the things you said to just throwaway.
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> What will happen some day when solvers and bots get so smart and human-like (and the CAPTCHAs evolving to keep up, with harder and harder tests) Mission accomplished https://xkcd.com/810/
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5y ago
Here’s a blog post detailing some vscode internals: https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2018/03/23/text-buffer-r...
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