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by leni536 4y ago
So the obvious arbitrage is to scalp their own tickets. Capture both the gap and save face, just don't let anyone know. /s
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by leni536 4y ago
Many permissive licenses (including Apache 2.0) require attribution.
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by leni536 4y ago
Re 2: So a DMCA notice?
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by leni536 4y ago
> It's probably not tested in court but I don't think Rui is obligated to continue to provide AGPL for old source code, just because he had before. Perhaps if you could determine when someone became a licensee, you could say th
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by leni536 4y ago
Where does the ISO C standard say so? edit: https://cigix.me/c17#6.2.6.1.p1 seems relevant, I did not find anything for floating point types. edit2: Notes are probably not normative, but still: https://cigix.me&#
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by leni536 4y ago
As for C++, memory is not the only resource you can leak. When you leak, then you leak objects with it, and they can hold on to other resources that you might want to clean deterministically. Having said that nothing stops you from replacin
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by leni536 4y ago
floats being IEEE compliant is optional by the language standards. Otherwise the bit representation is not specified.
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by leni536 4y ago
I would have expected the _LIBCXX_ASSERTIONS macro in libc++ to affect the behavior, similarly to many other standard library undefined behaviors.
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by leni536 4y ago
LaTeX renders slightly longer space between sentences by default. You need to put "\ " after a dot that is not an end of a sentence to have a normal space there.
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by leni536 4y ago
> I tried a few different Debian/Ubuntu variants and ran into the same handful of issues (including a few installers failing completely.) Did that include plain Debian?
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by leni536 4y ago
The naive (x+y)/2 returns the wrong number for x=UINT_MAX and y=UINT_MAX, for a trivial counter example.
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by leni536 4y ago
Very much relevant talk about std::midpoint in C++: https://youtu.be/sBtAGxBh-XI
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by leni536 4y ago
Both services already accept DMCA notices to take content down.
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by leni536 4y ago
> The thing is, SMS 2FA is still way better than no 2FA You describe using the same device as second factor as the device you use to log in. What's the security benefit in this case compared to a password manager with a strong store
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by leni536 4y ago
C++20 has limited support for allocating memory at compile time. The allocations can't be leaked from the constant expression context, so that limits usefulness. There are proposals to extend it, but there are some non-trivial const co
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by leni536 4y ago
...and if you want all of CTFE, allocate memory and nogc at the same time, then yoh are screwed. C++20 has limited support for allocating at compile time.
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by leni536 4y ago
If I had the choice of using zsh, then most likely I would had the choice to use python.
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by leni536 4y ago
The steganography aspect does not seam very robust. It significantly alters the distribution of LSB of pixel values of typical images. In contrast steghide[1] encodes the data by swapping pixels within the image. This leaves the distributio
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by leni536 4y ago
That basically means that s+traits::length(s) must be defined behavior. If s is not a pointer to a 0-terminated string then the behavior of this constructor is undefined.
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by leni536 4y ago
> Ported to Steam What does that even mean?
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by leni536 4y ago
!(a & b & c) is not equivalent to !(a && b && c) for int values of a b and c.
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by leni536 4y ago
llvm-mca prefers the "fold" over the "min". Intuitively it's more pipelinable. The codegen for "min" has data dependencies that are not there for the "fold" version. https://godbolt.or
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by leni536 4y ago
For rsync to get reliable global progress there is --no-i-r --info=progress2 . --no-i-r adds a bit of upfront work, but it's well worth it IMO.
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by leni536 4y ago
> I’d like a setting that tells GitHub to not scan my code at all. What about people forking/mirroring your code? Or people merely contributing code? There is no one-to-one correspondence between copyright holders and Github users.
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by leni536 4y ago
If that's true, than Github is just "washing its hands". Not at all reassuring for copyright holders and users of copilot.
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by leni536 4y ago
I found that gcc works mostly alright on swap for compiling C++. I assume that data structures for template instantiations are never really deallocated, and it often falls into category 2 of your deacription. And then compilation eventually
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by leni536 4y ago
Never used signal, so I don't know it's UI language. Couldn't they just put a red unlocked padlock symbol next to the send button, if the sent message is going to be over an insecure channel (SMS in this case)? Maybe they alr
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by leni536 4y ago
I just want to point out that counter-clockwise in left hand is not the same motion mirrored as counter-clockwise in right hand.
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by leni536 4y ago
That's a different issue. Tangentially related that Allocator::construct has the same slightly crippled interface, so both the allocator concept and the container interfaces would needed to be fixed for accepting a lambda. The stored a
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by leni536 4y ago
That's quite correct. All of the functions in the standard library that have "emplace" in the name would be better off by accepting a lambda. Now they are stuck in having a "perfect forwarding" interface that is not

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