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manwe150
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If it was as completely tested as claimed, then switching to rust would be trivial. All you need to do is pass the test suite and all bugs would be gone. I can think of other reasons not to jump to rust (it is a lot of code, sqlite already
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Critical applications like that used to use ADA to get much more sophisticated checking than just bounds. No certified engineer would (should) ever design a safety critical system without multiple “unreachable” fail safe mechanisms Next the
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What about base p, where each subsequent digit is the next prime number (also more commonly called the prime factorization)? Or PNS https://medium.com/@sumitkanoje/introducing-a-new-number-sys...
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If you imagine having a very deep hole in the ground, the longest sight line would be from the lip to the bottom. If you then dig a small hole at the bottom, you wouldn’t be able to see the bottom of the second hole, but only some part of t
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I’m not sure that analogy contradicts ownership. Physical assists can be seized or stolen also (if Deloitte’s AI doesn’t like you) but it doesn’t negate the concept of ownership of those Maybe possession would be a more accurate legal term?
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When you hit ^O after compact runs (or anytime), it tells you exactly what compact did, so it isn’t that mysterious
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Seems more like the value of a single ticket would mean nothing to Waymo anyways, but the value of keeping their license means a lot. Makes it much easier for them to simply report software bugs and fix them, without some random tiny fine a
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How about ush then? The predecessor was rsh, and the next letter tsh is already taken
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I think the issue they are stating is the errors are either in the optimizer (needing alive2 equiavlent) or in the analysis passed. A memory safe language (in this case JavaScript) can convince a buggy compiler to do things out of spec. The
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What is `-v` mean here? I was assuming `git show`, but that doesn't seem to have a `-v` parameter.
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One of the Wright brothers achievements was to realize the published tables of flight physics was wrong and to carefully redo it with their own wind tunnel until they had a correct model from which to design a flying vehicle https:/&#
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That is what vaccines are for. All of the upsides of immune system training with none of the downsides of having to be sick first (also, see “the immune system is not a muscle” article other people posted: immune systems do not appear to ge
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It used to be just simple scale. Kindle didn’t use them, so nobody made them. A chicken and egg problem.
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Finder -> Settings (or Cmd-,) -> Advanced -> Default Search Scope
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I don’t highlight often, but when I do it is for the same reason I take notes. I never refer back to either one. But they focus my mind to stay on track so it cannot wander as much, in the moment, and prompts me to immediately reflect on or
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I’m saying your definition isn’t logical since there are counter examples to those claims. For one thing, Java byte code is a machine code ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_processor Jazelle). These things differ i
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Many recipes call for an egg and a white (or yolk) since it better approximates that scaling. Or if you double it, it becomes 3 eggs instead
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And yet we were just talking about the JVM, which will not be happy if you tried to call it on a Java source file. Or is WASM an AOT compiler because it runs the equivalent dlopen of C code somewhat slower than the native dlopen?
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Apparently there is no known limit, so we could vaccinate for everything, repeatedly, without risking forgetting. Unlike getting the illness or antibiotic use, where there is limits and fragility as a possible result
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I don’t think that answers GPs question. They asked it could be fast (a result), not if it could use a JIT (an implementation detail). I would argue it is an easy language to JIT since its semantics are clear and straightforward, just that
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I assume your numbers are just made up, but if 98% is SPF 50 (1/50 or 2% reaches the skin), 97% is SPF 30 (1/30 or 3% reaches the skin). Both seem pretty good, but that is still a fairly marked difference.
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A couple EU countries bans on Uber seem to date back from 2015-2019, which is slow, but still fairly early as to worldwide adoption per https://dig.watch/trends/uber
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Ask it to write tests, then let it run until the tests pass (preferably in a sandbox, far from your git credentials). It is quite good at developing hypotheses and tests for them, if that is what you explicitly ask for. It doesn’t have (muc
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I thought that gives master as of your pull time, not nearest commit to that time, which seems very confusing (it isn’t reproducible, except for yourself). I think you need a more complicated git log —before=time for any semblance of reprod
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Apparently that explanation is even an FAQ on the fed website: https://www.federalreserve.gov/faqs/currency_12772.htm
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Square is 2.6% + 15¢, so to get 5-7%, you could be doing most transactions under $5. That seems to require fairly high sales volume to make any decent wage though, so there is an added transaction cost for them to “keep good change” instead
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No, it requires active protocol conversion, https://www.exhibitedge.com/how-to-connect-a-displayport-dev... But also yes, most display port implementations also speak hdmi and can get away with simple converters
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That isn’t quite true, since the mortgage happens after the sale agreement (exact wording and specifics vary by state law), and the sale typically has a cancellation clause if the mortgage cannot be secured per the various terms and conting
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> People can slowly accumulate capital in their properties I thought this is actually one of those “myths people believe about owning real estate”. In most markets, it is a depreciating asset that takes considerable time and money to mai
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It seems to be just playing the “yes and” improv game with you. You might want to also try prompting it against the same suggestions and see if it changes to follow your lead or continues to hold the original opinion.
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