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ithkuil
3y ago
my reading on the "limitations you need to accept with this project structure" is that those limitations are about this particular project structure, not on rawjs itself; i.e. my understanding was that you can also write a project
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ithkuil
3y ago
I felt the same every time I tried to get some help in a subject matter where my knowledge was quite advanced and/or when the subject matter was obscure/niche. Whenever I tried it on something more common and/on in some stuff
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ithkuil
3y ago
Would it be possible to implement the STM/LDM with clever register renames and defer the actual spill into memory? EDIT: given that superscalar implementations already implement register renaming logic
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ithkuil
3y ago
That's true. That said, what can be found online does cover a lot of what offline people do and think and write, since there is a lot of stuff being brought online that wasn't produced online (books, news, ...) Otoh, it's not
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ithkuil
3y ago
My father in law, a very right wing italian. Me, a foreigner living in Italy for quite some time now. The way he managed to justify the hatred towards a generic "them" while accepting people like me is a simple trick (I don'
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ithkuil
3y ago
To add on that: there is a duality between closures and OOP methods
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ithkuil
3y ago
Another possible explanation is that some people commit multiple murders and being caught after a successful murder prevents the subsequent ones
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ithkuil
3y ago
Yes you can implement an object model in a purely functional language.
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ithkuil
3y ago
He may just pay the premium. Why do you think he may be unwilling to pay the 50% extra?
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ithkuil
3y ago
And in case it wasn't clear let's say it explicitly: the DOM is pretty much an object oriented model (the O stands for object)
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ithkuil
3y ago
I agree with your sentiment. That said, I can totally see why it would matter to some people why language something is written in: you may want to study or contribute to an editor and you may prefer to focus on your preferred language
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ithkuil
3y ago
.global a .data a: .fill 0x7FFFFFFF, 8, 0xC3C033C340C033
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ithkuil
3y ago
Or make an array with 2 billion uint64 entries all containing this constant: 0xC3C033C340C033 Then cast the array as if it was a uint32_t* add the number you want to check, cast it again as a function pointer of a function returns a int and
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ithkuil
3y ago
Fwiw I meant "made in Europe" (as opposed as models of Europe)
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ithkuil
3y ago
When playing with my kid's LEGO I witness self locating uncertainty: Am I the child or am I the grown up?
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ithkuil
3y ago
When the masses are called to choose between justice and patriotism they most often choose patriotism. EDIT: of course most people don't control what gets passed for patriotism
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ithkuil
3y ago
I have basically that set up as gitconfig alias "git amen"
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ithkuil
3y ago
The proposed mechanism is only equivalent to a saturating add when you add 1
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ithkuil
3y ago
> they probably used it for medium-range weather forecasts in europe
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ithkuil
3y ago
Americans generally wreak havoc, while Brits and others can also cry havoc, raise havoc, make havoc or even play havoc!
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ithkuil
3y ago
I suspect that's what having few options means
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ithkuil
3y ago
The Roman empire had a tradition of splitting the control of the areas between multiple people at several points starting from Diocletian's tetrarchy onward. The last east/west split was different on that it was that last one. In
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ithkuil
3y ago
Little endians already won! But beware the big endian insurgency
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ithkuil
3y ago
> without energy being applied I'm confused. Why is the cosmological constant then also called dark energy if it's not equivalent to there being some energy in empty space?
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ithkuil
3y ago
Yeah. Expanding space behind you may effectively allow you to recede from the origin point at arbitrary speeds but that doesn't imply you'll get any closer to your destination. Unless you're also able to compress the space ah
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ithkuil
3y ago
That's why I asked you a question instead of implying anything but you forced me to just randomly speak my mind. I have no idea what you think
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ithkuil
3y ago
That's not what I'm saying. My intent is not to defend rich people. Yes obviously most of them don't spend their time controlling the media but instead spend time showing off on their yachts. My point is something else: I don
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ithkuil
3y ago
Sure I have my viewpoint. But I'm also genuinely interested in your viewpoint. My viewpoint is that I don't buy the idea that there is a group (or groups) of people that have both the means (money) and the ideas they made up thems
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ithkuil
3y ago
ok; the use of the singular threw me off. Another (related) question: do you think there are many points of view which aren't also subscribed (or exploited) by one or more moneyed classes?
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ithkuil
3y ago
Do you think there exists only one class of people with money and that they all have a unified narrative to feed us with?
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