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by messe 2y ago
I don't quite know how to respond to that.
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by messe 2y ago
> Walk past a closed bathroom stall fast enough and you can essentially do that with your own eyes Only in the US. The rest of the world has doors without a gap at the sides.
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by messe 2y ago
> What I know as the significant advantage is that you can have one object in multiple lists. Another advantage is smaller code size, as the compiler doesn't need to generate code for SinglyLinkedList(i32), SinglyLinkedList(User), a
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by messe 2y ago
Maybe because it's used elsewhere in the standard library? SinglyLinkedList is used in the standard library in std.Thread.Pool, and std.heap.ArenaAllocator. DoublyLinkedList is used in the http client's connection pool, as well as
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by messe 2y ago
What if the User is in multiple linked lists? const User = struct { username: []const u8, id: u128, age: u7, sorted_by_age: std.SinglyLinkedList.Node, sorted_by_id: std.SinglyLinkedList.Node,
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by messe 2y ago
I've done this on some tinker boards we use at work. systemd-nspawn is a great tool for this.
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San Serriffe(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by messe 2y ago|0 comments
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by messe 2y ago
In 2015? 2 years before "Attention Is All You Need"?
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by messe 2y ago
> that doesn't make that usage correct Eventually it does. That's how language evolves. Prescriptivism is pointless pedantry.
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by messe 2y ago
> I don't want to shoulder risk for people who despise me They don't despise you. They dislike your government. > What I don't like is the notion that the US has a special obligation to protect Ukraine. Sure, it doesn&#
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by messe 2y ago
The only time Article 5 has been invoked.
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by messe 2y ago
By the sounds of it, the board is about to find out what the market rate really is.
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by messe 2y ago
> Why wouldn't there be? Because the light we're seeing from this galaxy is from only 300 million years after the big bang. Elements like oxygen primarily form in supernovae, and the abundance of oxygen and other heavy elements
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by messe 2y ago
> but I'd never want to sell hardware in Europe This is a weird take. By the time you have enough market dominance for this to affect you, you should be able to afford to make these changes.
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by messe 2y ago
Their installer predates the python Anaconda before then a decade, before Python was even remotely as popular as today. But you're totally right, they obviously should have been more prescient and named it something else.
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by messe 2y ago
Forget Japan for a moment. Walking to and from school unattended is perfectly normal in many countries in the EU. The normalisation of car journeys in the US is bizarre .
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by messe 2y ago
> Does anyone here know why the pay-to-browse model never really took off? Friction. The vast majority of people are not going to go through the effort of setting up a digital wallet to browse, when the existing system allows them to do
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by messe 2y ago
> The only consistent theory of consciousness I'm aware of is panpsychism, which seems very unsatisfying. Integrated Information Theory seems interesting , at least, but far from flawless. Like panpsychism though, I don't thin
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by messe 2y ago
> but the JSON spec doesn't limit the size or precision of numbers, although it allows implementations set other limits. This actually led to a data-loss causing bug in the AWS DynamoDB Console's editor a couple of years ago. I
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by messe 2y ago
Wow, that's 9km/s. In comparison, objects in Low Earth Orbit travel around 8km/s.
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f8 – an 8 bit architecture designed for C and memory efficiency [pdf](fosdem.org)
3 points by messe 2y ago|0 comments
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by messe 2y ago
Explicitly marking areas of code that allocate is a core part of idiomatic Zig, so that doesn't surprise me all that much.
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by messe 2y ago
Nuclear thermal rockets would also be an option.
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by messe 2y ago
I had a similar experience flying from Dublin to Seattle a couple of years ago. Take off around 16:00, land at 17:00. In that "hour" I'd watched (IIRC) Fellowship of the Ring, Sunset Boulevard, and—out of a morbid sense of cu
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by messe 2y ago
I really only dislike his scenes with Evelyn to be honest, it's one of the few subplots that just bores the hell out of me.
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by messe 2y ago
I agree, although on rewatches I have fast-forwarded through a lot of the James scenes in S2.
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by messe 2y ago
My best guess is that you're thinking of the Spicediver edit, a fan edit which runs about three hours, and is highly regarded.
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by messe 2y ago
The relative turnout is always going to be more interesting given that population growth means you'll almost always soon exceed your total turnout within a few election cycles: > In relative terms, voter turnout nationally in 2024 w
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by messe 2y ago
And still found a way to show the world your D.
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by messe 2y ago
For a longer pasta, sure. But something like Fusilli can be more difficult to judge, I've found.

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