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by leni536 7mo ago
https://smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=1060#comic
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by leni536 7mo ago
Last time I checked online LLMs distribute parts of their training corpus when you prompt them.
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by leni536 7mo ago
I also handed in a solution for a similar problem in a university Physics competition. 11th problem here: https://ortvay.elte.hu/2009/E09.pdf I was the only one who handed in a solution for that particular problem, it
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by leni536 7mo ago
Try it with unreal engine first.
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by leni536 7mo ago
Prople choosing MIT-0, BSD0 or some equivalently permissive licence do gift their code to the world without expecting anything in return. Other FOSS developers, not so much. They are the ones who are exploited.
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by leni536 7mo ago
Debian ships Chromium on many architectures for a long time now, apparently. I never tried it outside of x86_64, so I can't say how usable it is. What am I missing? Is this about V8 JIT and widewine? Although those must be already supp
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by leni536 7mo ago
This just asks to be jailbroken.
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by leni536 7mo ago
Yeah, it's very recent. Unfortunate timing.
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by leni536 7mo ago
Maybe the tests could be run with user-mode qemu instead of the whole thing running under qemu or on RISC-V hardware. Could possibly be more or less seamless with binfmt_misc being set up in the builders.
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by leni536 7mo ago
zmij[1] is claimed to be significantly faster than all of the tested implementations in the paper. It would have been nice if it was included. [1] https://github.com/vitaut/zmij
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by leni536 7mo ago
Is cross compilation out of the question?
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by leni536 7mo ago
libstdc++'s <print> is very heavy, reflection or not. AFAIK there is no inherent reason for it to be that heavy, fmtlib compiles faster. <meta> is another question, it depends on string_view, vector, and possibly other part
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by leni536 7mo ago
Fun. I took out a tape measure to see how accurate it was. It wasn't very accurate. Also the scale on the left scrolls faster than my finger. Fennec(Firefox) on Android.
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by leni536 7mo ago
I meant unix and NTP times, which are supposedly just monotonic numbers marching forward (except for leap seconds), not the UTC representation over abstract time. I know we just get a 60th second in a minute. What unix and NTP timestamps do
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by leni536 7mo ago
The insanity is that both NTP and unix timestamps need to be wound back during a leap second, as well as computer hardware clocks. If we just had monotonic clocks everwhere and adjusted for leap seconds in presentation then we wouldn't
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by leni536 7mo ago
I thought this was going to be about stiffness of the strings and how the modes even on a single string are not in tune compared to the mathematical model, which assumes infinitely flexible strings.
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by leni536 7mo ago
Regarding the user-defined default constructor: making it constexpr makes it generate the same code as before: https://compiler-explorer.com/z/Tsbz7nd44 This is about constant vs dynamic initialization, not trivial vs
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by leni536 7mo ago
It is not mandatory.
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by leni536 7mo ago
Scotch tape just keeps on giving in science.
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by leni536 7mo ago
And the outliers brag about them, then help out their classmates.
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by leni536 7mo ago
> requires a fecal sample So requires the user to log in?
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by leni536 8mo ago
Careful when doing it in Teams. ctrl+shift+V is "paste without formatting", ctrl+shift+C is "call everyone".
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by leni536 8mo ago
Enumerate all well formed programs in order. For programs that halt assign the digit 0, and for the ones that don't, the digit 1. Put the digits after a decimal point and interpret in binary.
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by leni536 8mo ago
Well, it's one step closer to parents, although I doubt it will ever get there.
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by leni536 8mo ago
Note that it's only 50% if you don't normalise back to absolute brightness.
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by leni536 8mo ago
Do ctrl,alt and shift work across keyboards?
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by leni536 8mo ago
Not to mention that the `scope_success` and `scope_failure` variants have to use `std::uncaught_exceptions()`, which is hostile to codegen and also has other problems, especially in coroutines. C++ could get exception-aware variants of lang
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by leni536 8mo ago
It's still only in a TS, not in ISO C, if that matters.
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by leni536 8mo ago
Except that one guy.
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by leni536 8mo ago
I meant #fff as the nominal white point, which is not the brightest white the device can produce. It's how #fff is displayed on Firefox on an otherwise HDR screen. Assuming the screen is not set to max brightness and otherwise HDR capa

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