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by josefx 4y ago
> It is a somewhat common attitude in this type of thread. Except the safety features are often a lot easier to use than the original C isms that tend to cause the most issues. So it is less an issue of smart and more one of bad habits.
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by josefx 4y ago
> or any say over the member states' criminal legislation? That Commission? One of the jobs of the commission is deciding whether member states are in line with their treaty obligations, that includes any laws passed by said member
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by josefx 4y ago
> HTML+JS is "turing complete" so in a sense you can make everything in HTML that you could make in Flash. I love how turing complete gets thrown around every time. Can a turing machine by itself run a voice chat, print documen
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by josefx 4y ago
Its courts? At least that is the only thing that keeps the EU Commission from going full police state.
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> What have they been prioritizing ahead of that? Gnome integration and Wayland as far as I can tell from its roadmap. So basically staying functional under the ADHD driven development model that is the Linux desktop environment. A bit h
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by josefx 4y ago
Does she claim anywhere that she did? As far as I can tell she only claims that she took photos in Nepal that she later touched up to her hearts content.
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> What is the minimal level of effort required for it to count as 'training an AI chatbot' for you? Isn't GPT-3 already capable of acting like a chatbot out of the box? The article implies that it was trained to be like a
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by josefx 4y ago
x86 also doesn't support 64 bit integers, so would those be entirely undefined behavior or simply compile time errors?
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He is checking if the output is in a sane range. Not if the input values where. This may be correct for a trivial toy example but bite you in actual production code. Fun things like malloc(a b) vs calloc(a,b) where a b overflows in a well d
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by josefx 4y ago
Of course with well defined overflow you can still end up with a nonsense result that just happens to be in your valid range of values. If you don't plan to harden your code against integer overflow manually you need a language that ac
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by josefx 4y ago
> All of them are audited USDC decided to remove guarantees from its site and invest its reserves as it saw fit without any guarantees or limitations on risk in 2021 before returning to form several months later. This happened despite th
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by josefx 4y ago
> But that is a poor argument against what stablecoins could be. Why did the argument suddenly switch from "have been for years" to "theoretically there could exist a stable coin that isn't outright fraud"? Is th
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You mean like Terra (Classic) which went from being $1 to being $0?
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you have to add a * after the /. Some rm implementations detect the attempt to clear the root dir.
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by josefx 4y ago
As far as the German TüV is concerned Tesla fails at being roadworthy. Its cars compete with Dachia in the fails first mandatory inspection statistic.
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by josefx 4y ago
> Just read the story, he was there in search of his mom. You mean in the section following his (short lived) claims that he was actually Swedish?
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He wasn't stuck at the airport because of money. He refused to accept new travel documents unless they came with a full British citizenship.
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Quite sure that most people couldn't afford a decent apartment in Paris.
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by josefx 4y ago
If the supply is only voted on once a year then seeing a problem arising months in advance shouldn't be surprising. The government and opposition weren't going to change over night.
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> then traced sprite over those. In the past this was called roto scoping and used to capture outlines and movement of real objects for animation. The end result is still a hand drawn and shaded object instead of just a screenshot of a
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by josefx 4y ago
> adults made adult decisions Weren't there game companies trying to market that NFTs to children? Also a lot of scams are flat out illegal despite "adults" making "adult decisions".
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by josefx 4y ago
> vectors, making linear search slower The standard library gives you plenty of tools to maintain and search in a sorted vector. Often enough still faster than maps. > Oh and of course that senior engineer will also hopefully be the o
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by josefx 4y ago
Will they? I don't think they reorder live objects relative to each other, so any object allocated between two nodes would still end up between those nodes after the GC ran.
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You can use the quantum supremacy argument and claim that python is the fastest at being python.
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by josefx 4y ago
> The software is open source at the end of the day. Then you can point to the source of widevine? Something that chrome developers called a core component when they where caught side loading it on dedicated open source distros a few yea
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> but it doesn't seem that UDP drops actually occur on a routine basis anywhere. I have seen code that didn't even handle out of order delivery work well for over a decade in local networks. Even when that broke down it turned
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by josefx 4y ago
Which leads back to the issue that the current top comment mentions. Intel has been caught using vendor Id checks to undermine performance on competing CPUs. Hence keeping the identity mutable may be necessary to protect against very real a
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by josefx 4y ago
They have been dismantling entire towns in that area starting from 2006[1] to keep the coal plants in the area supplied. It would probably be less dramatic if it was just a targeted attack on a random wind farm. [1] https://www.s
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C strings, not even once.
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Then lets hope that Apple doesn't get a vote, because they have been the only ones who have stubbornly kept fucking it up after the ultimatum was declared.

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