multun

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by multun 4y ago
hopefully not chapter 11 (:
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Europe adopts the use of USB-C for portable devices from autumn 2024 [pdf](europarl.europa.eu)
1 points by multun 4y ago|1 comments
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by multun 4y ago
This new law applies to: - smartphones - tablets - game consoles - ebooks - cameras - bluetooth speakers and helmets Laptops have to comply from 2026, and watches were deemed too compact to accommodate an USB-C port.
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by multun 5y ago
It seems like (only?) their name servers are down. I got my website back up by avoiding to use these (it's hosted on a dedicated server at OVH). They'll probably have the same kind of issues as facebook did while trying to get thi
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by multun 7y ago
I used it to describe neural network architectures.
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by multun 7y ago
I took the code sample of the article from a snippet intended to be as dirty as possible, and removed most madness out of it. But yeah you're right :D I just wanted to avoid adding one more item in that bullet list.
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by multun 7y ago
I would say most interesting linker features are non standard, so outside of the scope of this article :/
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by multun 7y ago
It is never obscure when you know it. And sure, it was always meant that way. It's just rarely used this way, which is why it's in this list. Here's what the example yields once preprocessed: struct operator{ int prio
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by multun 7y ago
Come on, that might not be obscure for a C ninja master like you, but I'm pretty sure many people had no idea ;-) Notice how the list is sorted from actually obscure to less interesting. I even took the time to write a pseudo disclaime
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by multun 7y ago
It can be both useful and obscure ;-) I realize it's not black magic, it's just uncommon. I used this trick to declare and generate code for an entire parser, it's lovely. I recently switched to the other style of C-macro tho
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by multun 7y ago
Oops I'm wrong, I meant compile time anonymous trees. It's very obviously possible by defining other variables.