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by leni536 4y ago
> It’s rare, but sometimes it still happens that I forget to open a tmux or screen session when working with something that is supposed to be quickly done. There are various ways to get ahead of this problem too if you ssh into a tmux se
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by leni536 4y ago
Relicensing gcc would hurt FSF in reputation way more, especially for people who contributed to gcc and didn't want it to be AGPL.
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by leni536 4y ago
Ironically that's what modern LSPs are, aren't they? An API on the handful of use cases an IDE might want to care about.
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by leni536 4y ago
How the hell did they have read + write access from the temporary profile to the old one? Shouldn't the tenporary profile belong to a distinct, temporary user account? Or the move opration immediately prompted for admin authorisation
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by leni536 4y ago
But this might be better served with a simplistic voice activity detection, like in mumble.
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by leni536 4y ago
> debug iterators MSVC then, I presume.
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by leni536 4y ago
> contributions from outsiders, and other 3rd party GPL dependencies.
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by leni536 4y ago
> So while this was a cute approach to this problem, and there probably is a good use-case out there for using explicit object parameters with a different type, this ain’t it. This might be salvageable by having two kinds of the `Mutable
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by leni536 4y ago
And the same applies to C and libc.
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by leni536 4y ago
> Which is exactly what happens when using shared objects. Right. This has nothing to do to gcc, clang and even C++ though. I would be surprised if you could freely link C shared objects linked to different libc implementations. On most
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by leni536 4y ago
Not mentioned here, but some stuff we bumped into: * std::filesystem::path broke some APIs with the introduction of u8string. * some deprecated interfaces of std::allocator got removed. It was easy enough to resolve and we are in the proces
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by leni536 4y ago
umm, you can edit: to elaborate both g++ and clang++ implement the Itanium C++ ABI[1]. You might get binary incompatibility by mixing standard libraries, so just don't do that. [1] https://itanium-cxx-abi.github.io/cxx-
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by leni536 4y ago
In C++ string literals are const. In C they are non-const, but modifyng them is undefined behavior regardless.
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by leni536 4y ago
In the author's place I would seriously consider cross-compiling to Windows and test it under wine.
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by leni536 4y ago
This can't work for "split pea" and "pea soup" in C, due to the zero terminator at the end of "split pea". edit: However this could work with C++ sring_views. I can imagine a library implementing this like
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by leni536 4y ago
> you can't require certain fields are set There is a way, but it's cursed: https://godbolt.org/z/fzc6WEz5e
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by leni536 4y ago
We started seriously looking into coroutines for async programming.
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by leni536 4y ago
> it was bad technology Was it really?
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by leni536 4y ago
I thought that std::format avoided most of the implicit locale dependency. I know it has some for date formatting though.
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by leni536 4y ago
Does this only affect pypi, or should I now worry about shared libraries shipped with my distro as well? Debian is not crazy enough to ship shared libs compiled with -ffast-math, right? RIGHT?
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by leni536 4y ago
At least many of those are thread-local. But not C locale, it is truly horrible.
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by leni536 4y ago
Doesn't list my favorite footgun. x and y are unsigned short. The expression `x*y` has defined behavior for... a) all values of x and y. b) some values of x and y. c) no values of x and y.
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by leni536 4y ago
Me neither, I think it is insane.
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by leni536 4y ago
Except go's defer is scoped to the function, instead of the innermost enclosing scope.
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by leni536 4y ago
It is probably hard to do while the computer is asleep.
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by leni536 4y ago
> a) I bet some insane userland processes fuck with their stacks What do you mean by "insane" here? In standard C you get char** argv, and the arguments live on the stack. I believe you are allowed to modify those cli arguments
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by leni536 4y ago
Don't forget USB 4.Ol
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by leni536 4y ago
It is fine to have multiple email addresses connected to a single inbox. Email providers already do normalization like this that is not baked into the spec. Gmail for example treats johndoe@gmail.com and john.doe@gmail.com the same.
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by leni536 4y ago
How bitfields are allocated within a byte is related, but independent from endianness. endianness: how an array of bytes is interpreted as an integer/how an integer is layed out in memory as an array of bytes. bitfield allocations: how
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by leni536 4y ago
https://pypi.org/project/jsonschema-typed-v2/ While not without caveats, but I started experimenting this, and it is quite useful.

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