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by juunpp 3y ago
How do you not use const for arguments of data types that are too costly to pass by value?
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by juunpp 3y ago
I'm saying the opposite.
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by juunpp 3y ago
What do you know, they might not even be backdoored.
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by juunpp 3y ago
This whole article is US government propaganda. Just look how they need to prepend "Communist" to "China" to make a point (not).
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by juunpp 3y ago
I already find the narcissistic "welcome to you" message on the package inducing of extensive amounts of vomit. And then they only get $75k for this? I want them go DOWN.
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by juunpp 3y ago
The latter. Forget tracking auth attempts: > The researcher added that he discovered another issue where someone could enter a 23andme profile ID, like the ones included in the leaked data set, into their URL and see someone’s profile.
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by juunpp 3y ago
In SF you will find entire floors vacant while the homeless camp outside.
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by juunpp 3y ago
This is an interesting application, too bad the pricing model sucks. "$0/month (+ usage fees)". What are you, Comcast? Does anyone know about open models that do the same thing?
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by juunpp 3y ago
I suggest you go on Glassdoor and filter companies by foosball table count.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Where's the book?
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by juunpp 3y ago
Catala is also a human language.
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by juunpp 3y ago
"VC-backed" seems like a naive opinion at best. Also, doesn't UE already do everything you describe? Why is another one needed? Half the Unity games are complete and utter garbage anyway. Most people don't need the compl
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by juunpp 3y ago
It is certainly amusing to see people think they can build a "community" around a corporation and proprietary software and then learn the lesson the hard way.
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by juunpp 3y ago
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned blockchain.
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by juunpp 3y ago
We need to raise the barrier to entry to a lot of places in general.
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by juunpp 3y ago
The tree has severe distortion when dragged from the edge. Still an interesting idea.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Its popularity always growing by an epsilon.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Why does the personal license not have statistics and analysis? Those are useful features currently tied to a business license, but a personal user may not care much for having their license transferable.
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by juunpp 3y ago
This reminds me that the way Haskell/ghc implements/ed type classes, if I remember correctly, is not by instantiating them, but with a dictionary lookup[1], compiler tricks aside. I think that largely throws away the overhead of c
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by juunpp 3y ago
The style of code in this presentation will also result in insane build times. I can't see FP taking off in C++ until it gets proper modules support; until then, it's cursed by the O(N*M) nature of header compilation. And most of
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by juunpp 3y ago
How is it more complex? As far as I know, they release the Qt libraries and tools in a dual L/GPL-commercial license.
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by juunpp 3y ago
If only it had "AI" or "Apple" in the title, right?
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by juunpp 3y ago
Qt is also 100% open/free. In fact, both are available under the LGPL, just that wxWidgets also grants an exception to not have to distribute application sources even when statically linked: https://github.com/wxWidgets
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by juunpp 3y ago
As far as I can tell, at least the Linux kmd is open source^: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/docs/graphics-for-li... https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Intel_graphics ^
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by juunpp 3y ago
Nvidia does have, at the very least, the best and greatest PhDs of computer graphics, and I think has been recently attracting the ML/DL folks. And of the three companies, it is the one that is still run by the original founder. Founde
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by juunpp 3y ago
The handwriting on those notes is legit.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Sorry, but this is bullshit.
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by juunpp 3y ago
The issue is that most people don't want to live in a surveillance state. It's not about solving or not solving crime, it's about how much police can encroach into the general public's lives. That's what warrants an
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by juunpp 3y ago
> As in the real world, an object cannot be copied or destroyed without first filling out a lot of forms, but on the other hand, the transmission of objects is relatively painless. This is fantastic. Clearly, bureaucracy is what we neede
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by juunpp 3y ago
> On the other hand because of this added indirection, there's usually a greater performance hit to accessing these opaque structs since code can't be inlined. Is this still true? Link-time optimization, which includes inlining

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