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by j16sdiz 1y ago
Can't change the number of partition dynamically. Additional challenge if jobs comes in funny sizes
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
recursive function can be inline when unrolled. This is a valid optimization. Google "llvm inline recursion". It exists. It should works. Fibonacci is the standard test case.
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
let's use 128bit integer and handle them like floats in php! and maybe put a 32bit timestamp along and pretend it can somehow store more than a 32bit integer can.
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
cutting your head off won't earn you any money either.
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
The website design is bad. Those GPT-4o quote keep floating up and down. It is impossible to read
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
It was in the era when everything walk on the DOM tree, not streams. Streaming is not supported until later version.
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
Those are for DEs. For end-user application, it's a mess. You can't compile once and run everywhere. LSB (Linux Standard Base) tried to that and failed. flatpak/Snap/AppImage all tried to that, each have its own set of p
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
systemd killed many projects and use cases along its way. Better integration for mainstream, sure. but at the end we have less choice.
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
You use them in pair programming, when you peer sit a little bit further
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
> and you can restrict / audit the use of unsafe by the translator. No. You need to audit for correctness in additional to safety.
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
Many of those are just marginally related, and might not apply to the actual standard.
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
>1. The uutils project didn’t also make all locales cases for sort faster even though the majority of people will be using UTF-8, C or POSIX where it is indeed faster locale != encoding. Try sort a phone book with tr_TR.UTF-8 vs en_US.UT
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
it is not just the wifi. its the router.
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
next _50_ tokens 42% of the time not just next token. This is like: tell it a random sentence in the book, it will give you the next sentence 42% of time.
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
ISP regularly captures NXDOMAIN. They know your government id when you subscribe to their service. CloudFlare, otoh, never have your identity. They only have the metadata
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
What if those reviews come outside US? Can they force Google to take them down? It is trivial to hire someone in Asia to do these kind of fake reviews
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
Isn't dystopia an answer? Yes, but no.
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
This has huge impact on the friend base. Certainly not trivial
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
Many "if you know X, you cant do Y" kind. If you know floor is wet, you cant let people in If you know insider information, you cant trade. If you know sb have disabilities, you must provide assistance. If you give immunity for th
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
The answer is simple: They turned off autocorrect. With so many new, markup words everyday on social media ("enshittifcation" - i am looking at you), autocorrect can be annoying. Keeping computer commands in notes also prompt me t
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
You already know the reason. In additional to youtube.com, in many cases, they redirect to many countries specific domain as well (e.g google.co.jp) Youtube is common enough that they want to login on the same flow
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
When you have lots of addresses and subnets, and want to see which addresses goes into what subnet
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
Quoted from TFA > If you want to use GeoIP, fine — but only for currency, shipping, legal stuff, never for language
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
One don't need to travel to be multilingual. Many EU country have more than one official languages. Most previous colony is bilingual.
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
AFAICT, CRISPR still make many bad edits. We relies on the fact that most of those bad edit won't survive.
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
> changing the body of a function could be a non-obvious breaking API change This. Many trival changes breaks API. This is not ideal for library developers. You can argue it is broken already, but this is forcing the breakage onto every
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
Would be nice if an IDE can autofix it. Maybe autofix as we type, or autofix when it save the document / advance to next line.
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
https://support.apple.com/en-us/102651 > With Advanced Data Protection, the number of data categories that use end-to-end encryption rises to 25 and includes your iCloud Backup,... > iCloud Backup (including dev
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
Startup have high chance being acquired. The new owner will get all your data, no matter you trust them or not.
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by j16sdiz 1y ago
There are a few unit library in C++. Type checking in compile time is do-able with templates, even better with constexpr. The problem is, of course, each library have its own set of rules and they won't interop with each other.

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