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by makapuf 6y ago
I understand tour point but keep in mind that developerstht can work a bit remotely will makemih more than minimal wage of their country and more importantly minimal wage is a decision, you can have a rich country with no (or very minimal)
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by makapuf 6y ago
I'm on the nightrain, I love that stuff I'm on the nightrain, an' I can never get enough I'm on the nightrain, never to return...
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by makapuf 6y ago
When done on cpu ; the computation done on the gpu can be the majority for pytorch.
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by makapuf 6y ago
I surely hope chrome lives in a causal world, a non-aristotelian world would be confusing. (Just me being an ass, I know you meant casual)
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by makapuf 6y ago
Not OP, but 255 and 0xFF represent the same data, but the representation is not the same. Same for A and 65 in ascii by example. Edit: typo.
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by makapuf 6y ago
Exactly Like english or any written language, generally books are typesetted against a bunch of general conventions. You dont choose if you get one or two spaces after a semicolon. Your book is not great because you wrote it in leetcase, yo
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by makapuf 6y ago
I have a nitpick however on one technical explanation: it is said that scrolling is sometimes avoided because it was expensive on old hardware. On all consoles, the background had an x/y scroll offset which allowed to scroll it with no
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by makapuf 6y ago
> If an HTTP handler throws an exception, is that fatal for the whole webserver? Well, your handlers should not generally panic! It's called panic in Go so panicking should be hopefully rare for the peace of mind.
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by makapuf 6y ago
Panics Are exceptions but they should be seen as a fatal error. It is very discouraged from being used and the official doc insists that you should not use them for error handling. Qualifying a feature as exceptional use does count, just as
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by makapuf 6y ago
Not on apple hardware however.
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by makapuf 6y ago
Maybe, but I fail to see how this relates to Linux kernel (wrong thread, I suppose)
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by makapuf 6y ago
Obviously with a certain max depth, most probably of 1, meaning you're still missing repeated interrupts.
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by makapuf 6y ago
Good catch, corrected.
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by makapuf 6y ago
This is really nice, riscv plus Wifi and BT will be a dream for hackers provided the chip and firmware is well documented. The datasheet is also in the comments ( https://mega.nz/file/nk41mSAL#R_d0njlKRb-aIoGuX6JXUB5eefl
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by makapuf 6y ago
Wow, any details? Somme code ? A repo ? What graphical output? VGA or hdmi ? What input? This is very intriguing...
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by makapuf 6y ago
This. Its better polically to improve by 5x then later another 5x etc. if you dont want to embarrasse anyone.
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by makapuf 6y ago
Architecture (x86_64 or arm on mobile) hasnt changed in decades. The way to optimize for it changes in years but you get a slightly less optimized version. Im sure software written in 2007 in assemble for linux pc works now, and fast. I t
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by makapuf 6y ago
Not nitpicking but I had trouble understanding one thing: for higher should be spelled for hire I guess
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by makapuf 6y ago
The editor feature list sound definitely promising and certainely has appeal. I've tried micro, psi but they're not in a state I can use them daily. What i'd love is basically sublime text in a terminal. I tried ox, but it&#x
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by makapuf 6y ago
issue is that the editor can't tell if it's a multiline file with a first big line or an editor with one big line if it's cut at the first line. But I'd rather have the editor bail at the first 100k line than not opening
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by makapuf 6y ago
I think you're talking about win8, win10 was a return to saner defaults on desktop (ui-wise, let's not talk about privacy): start menu, by example.
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by makapuf 6y ago
What would be the difference then with a plain X (or wayland) app launched from the terminal ?
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by makapuf 6y ago
Your answer may be in the comment just after: in elm you explicit the state, you isolate it and you can reason about its structure, but there still is a state.
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by makapuf 6y ago
For us metric using people that's 125km/h and 225km range. Enough for day to day use, esp. in Europe.
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by makapuf 6y ago
With range it would be auto splitText = text | view::split(' ') | ranges::to<std::vector<std::<wbr />string>>();
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by makapuf 6y ago
Except that some side projects have value. The fact that you do the show useful traits- not all that you should consider hiring and not sufficient but useful. Not agreeing they have more value than hiking is wrong. I know several side proje
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by makapuf 6y ago
Seven of the GP are unices also. They're not the same OS however.
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by makapuf 6y ago
Listing some I know of: linux windows macos freebsd redox fuchsia ios android(sharing the kernel but sufficiently different from linux) chromeos plus many more experimental but available os
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by makapuf 6y ago
You can check https://pypi.org/project/smart_imports/
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by makapuf 6y ago
2. Add someone says in another comment, isn't that a mistake? What if my file is accidentally cut? In which cases would I want to snip my file without editing it?

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