jb1991

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by jb1991 3y ago
what is "our" government? this site is worldwide..
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by jb1991 3y ago
Well, your compiler's standard library implementation should follow the C++ standard, and if your code expects what the standard requires, in most cases you should be fine. The problem is when code is written with certain behavior in m
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by jb1991 3y ago
Keep in mind that when boost features are eventually adopted into the C++ standard library, it is often only after their implementation has been strictly defined in ways that diverge from the boost implementations, which are often inefficie
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by jb1991 3y ago
I must have missed the part in the instructions where all the photos are from the same place. Is that what you mean by triangulation?
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by jb1991 3y ago
I don’t see it as cherry picking, rather, a celebration of what is possible. We’re all just having fun here, enjoying the different ways to do things in an interesting industry. It’s important to remember that quantity and quality are not t
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by jb1991 3y ago
Sorry, I was remembering incorrectly. It was the mars landing, the Pathfinder, not the moon landing.
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by jb1991 3y ago
Don’t forget that, perhaps one of the greatest accomplishments of mankind, landing on the moon, was because of a bunch of lisp code.
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by jb1991 3y ago
The main reason I like it is beacause after it is "seasoned", or after some regular use, it has a lot of the qualities of non-stick yet has none of the chemical coating.
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by jb1991 3y ago
Cast iron is also a good material and great for cooking. A nice complement to your steel collection.
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by jb1991 3y ago
Bowling with two hands versus bowling with one hand is not an obvious difference?
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by jb1991 3y ago
Surely the municipalities actually test the water though, especially since these chemicals are a decades-old issue across the world, I can't imagine it wouldn't be a standard thing to look for before determining the safety of wate
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Minecraft developers quit Reddit after company’s controversial changes(cnbc.com)
12 points by jb1991 3y ago|1 comments
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by jb1991 3y ago
I don’t know the answer to that, but even if it was true, wouldnt the water be significantly filtered and cleaned as part of the normal process before delivering it to household?
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Water heavily polluted with PFAS in 15 km radius around Dordrecht chemical plant(nltimes.nl)
113 points by jb1991 3y ago|44 comments
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by jb1991 3y ago
You can still go right up to them and look at them very close.
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by jb1991 3y ago
> Their risk was abstract, and caused by ignorance. There was nothing abstract whatsoever about the lack of adequate preparation and responsibility taken: they did not certify, and they used components that were not rated for the depths
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by jb1991 3y ago
No, it wasn't naivety.
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by jb1991 3y ago
> I can't even imagine where you would find an institution willing to let its employees take such risks today. Uhm, OceansGate?
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by jb1991 3y ago
Coffee also only has two ingredients, beans and water. Maybe a third if you got milk. That’s it, so it’s very easy to make good coffee every time.
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by jb1991 3y ago
I'd imagine Swift also does this?
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by jb1991 3y ago
ARC is runtime reference counting. How does that offer static lifetime analysis? C++ also has a form of ARC in the form of shared pointers, the only difference is that in C++ it's opt-in while in ObjC/Swift ARC it's just the
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by jb1991 3y ago
I got it! thanks in advance for the upvote!
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by jb1991 3y ago
I've been using the GCC 15 alpha with -std=C++32 options, which has been interesting. All the new borrow checking features and even support for fully dynamically typed programs, but it's the garbage collection that is really an en
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by jb1991 3y ago
would be great if it also offered middle-click emulation like other utilities do for those cross-platform programs that think everyone has a three-button mouse
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by jb1991 3y ago
What a remarkable distortion of humanity.
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by jb1991 3y ago
And what do you think happens to those talented young engineers when they get older? Are they no longer talented, just old?
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by jb1991 3y ago
The situation is quite often the exact opposite: young engineers often fail to see the big picture and don’t know how to find the adequate architecture or approach to solve a problem in a genuine way, while experienced engineers will have a
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by jb1991 3y ago
interesting. In my 20 years of using expression pedals, I've never seen that before. OP was suggesting it was somehow unique that a pedal would not have a power cord, but I'd reckon it's unique if it does have one.
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by jb1991 3y ago
> most analog-style synthesizers still use the same basic oscillator waveforms (sawtooth, sine, triangle, square), some ADSR envelope variant and some LFO's. We are basically talking about the user interface, not the underlying synt
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by jb1991 3y ago
I’ve never seen an expression pedal or any other keyboard pedal with a power cord.

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