leni536

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by leni536 7y ago
I think the swiss soda drink, Rivella, is made from acid whey. I guess if you add enough sugar/sweetener then you can sell it.
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by leni536 7y ago
Apparently AWS pricing is not rocket science
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by leni536 7y ago
No need, just install scummvm on any android device (I don't know if it's available on iOS) and play the many Lucasarts titles. It has 'drag-to-hover' and 'tap-to-click' as well.
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by leni536 7y ago
Unless when they happen to be equal. Then it never halts.
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by leni536 7y ago
My impression is that it's typically the iterator/reference stability requirements that lock imlementations down, not the complexity requirements.
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by leni536 7y ago
Just recently I found a 7 years old regression in our codebase, I could pinpoint the exact commit where it was introduced. We use mercurial, I find hg grep and bisect really useful.
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by leni536 7y ago
Sure, my tricks are mostly aimed for improving the average performance for uniform inputs between 0 and 2^32-1. Edit: And yeah, you need a fast popcnt here.
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by leni536 7y ago
What problems do you find? I can't find any.
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by leni536 7y ago
One things that comes to mind: popcnt(x^(x>>1))==2 for all 5 numbers. Maybe the checking function could start with that condition, then fall back to the slower one-by-one check when that evaluates to two. For most numbers the popcnt c
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by leni536 7y ago
These are the five numbers in binary, to give some inspiration for a bit twiddling algorithm: 110 11100 111110000 1111111000000 11111111111110000000
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by leni536 7y ago
The wasm compiler can have its own bugs.
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by leni536 7y ago
Even with --depth=1?
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by leni536 7y ago
You want signal to replace email? 1. Federate it. 2. Don't tie it to phones/phone numbers.
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by leni536 7y ago
It doesn't make much sense to argue which parts of the equations are real physical. Having said that for me the Aharonov-Bohm effect proves the "reality" of the wave function. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by leni536 7y ago
I usually use echo for the same purpose.
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by leni536 7y ago
ABI is an interesting question. My impression is that the additional debug metadata should be in the form of debug symols and shouldn't affect the ABI.
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by leni536 7y ago
The paper being discussed here doesn't mention or imply any changes to the standard. Neither the language nor the standard library. This is entirely a tooling problem.
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by leni536 7y ago
>C++ has the additional problem that each iteration takes about three years I don't see how the iteration of the C++ standard is relevant for the development of debug tooling.
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by leni536 7y ago
>Can unlock the door. >Visible through the windshield Interesting.
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by leni536 7y ago
The standard would probably need to introduce destructive move semantics and trivially relocatable types (unique_ptr for example) to enable simplifying the ABI for such types. Then of course an ABI break is required to actually apply the ch
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by leni536 7y ago
The video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHIkrotSwcc I wrote up a reddit post for a possible workaround for removing the overhead. It's standard C++, no ABI break is required. It's not without caveats though: h
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by leni536 7y ago
Not entirely true. Moving from std::vector is required to not invalidate iterators and references when moved from. This is why strings can be small buffer optimized and vectors can't be.
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by leni536 7y ago
Worth looking into winswitch and x2go, I never used them for collaboration though.
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by leni536 7y ago
Alpha blending can be an other can of worm. There is premultiplied alpha for correct interpolation between color values with alpha and then there is the lack of per-channel alpha that would be useful for subpixel antialiasing against a tran
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by leni536 7y ago
Probability is unitless. Percent is just literally 0.01 . Angle units have a similar problem.
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by leni536 7y ago
Well, you don't own .travis though. Nobody complains that Amazon owns amazon.com
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by leni536 7y ago
Interestingly it takes slightly less delta v to send the satelite out of Earth's gravity well from a geo-sync orbit than to deorbit it.
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by leni536 7y ago
I rarely see opt in GDPR popups, it's typically "accept tracking" or "more options...", the latter seemingly sending you down an infinite rabbit hole. Well, now that I think about it, this might count as opt in, but
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by leni536 7y ago
The advice is for an individual, not all men collectively. But yeah the advice is not "be interesting", it's "be more interesting than a typical man in your area". The issue you describe is very real though.
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by leni536 7y ago
Scripting layers could always be provided as .so extensions. The other way around is a bit more awkward.

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