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by nemetroid 1y ago
Maybe some preprocessing, maybe column generation, depends on the problem.
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by nemetroid 1y ago
GCC 12 is available for RHEL 7.
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by nemetroid 1y ago
> So not really a problem with Genshin's anticheat (indeed, users who had never played the game or even heard about it would be affected), but a problem with how antivirus providers dealt with it. The distinction doesn't really
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by nemetroid 1y ago
I can't find it, but believe Joe Armstrong said something along those lines (but I think his number was ten).
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by nemetroid 1y ago
I'm sure someone did.
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by nemetroid 1y ago
Case insensitivity is a code smell?
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by nemetroid 1y ago
From the "detailed explanation" document (my emphasis): > When organising the release of packages, you may end up wanting to group several changes together written by different people and/or over a relatively large period
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by nemetroid 1y ago
Looking at the Ikea US website, the Simrishamn and PS 2014 seem to have similar solutions: a plate that screws into an electrical box and provides a hook (the lowest common international denominator). What do you do if you want to move a
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by nemetroid 1y ago
Never seen a light fixture that screws into the ceiling.
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by nemetroid 1y ago
A book with that title would surely be very different indeed.
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by nemetroid 1y ago
Sure, and the safe() function proposed upthread might also just be doing logging.
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by nemetroid 1y ago
All this uncertainty is caused by Microsoft's copyright infringement.
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by nemetroid 1y ago
Your "old" db.execute (which presumably accepts a regular old string) would not accept a t-string, because it's not a string. In the original example, it's a new db.execute.
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by nemetroid 2y ago
Between future statements and other imports, then?
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by nemetroid 2y ago
Ending your string literal with \n is much easier than using std::endl.
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by nemetroid 2y ago
> See Python files, which are closed when the file handle is collected (ie. when all variables holding it go out of scope) That's a CPython implementation detail. https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamod
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by nemetroid 2y ago
I don't think it's the point of the comment I replied to, no.
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by nemetroid 2y ago
By that definition, a C++ program with heavy usage of std::shared_ptr has GC.
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by nemetroid 2y ago
> we're going to ship symbols after this, no reason to over-optimize You might want to look into debuginfod.
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by nemetroid 2y ago
I don't have this particular issue, but instead the text size is hilariously huge. The CSS contains this fragment: @media (min-resolution: 1.5dppx) { :root { font-size: 2.4rem; } } My 27 inch 4k monitor comes in at a
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by nemetroid 2y ago
Looking uncrossed at the images in the article on my phone, I can easily achieve the effect uninterrupted between fully stretched arms and about half that.
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by nemetroid 2y ago
I think many of these rules are good, but that there's a too strong focus on ensuring that shell snippets are copy-pasteable without inspection. This comes at the detriment of other considerations, and I think some of the advice goes t
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by nemetroid 2y ago
The part where the article limits itself to general techniques eludes me.
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by nemetroid 2y ago
This is how we introduced and work with clang-tidy. We enabled everything we eventually want to have, then individually disabled currently failing checks. Every once in a while, someone fixes an item and removes it from the exclusion list.
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by nemetroid 2y ago
No mention of RCU?
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by nemetroid 2y ago
The linked code is including math.h (transitively), but using the std-namespaced functions provided by cmath. That seems like a bug, but presumably works on at least one platform.
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by nemetroid 2y ago
The entire proof is trivial.
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by nemetroid 2y ago
The same is true of Rust. I have no idea why the author decided to print addresses only for C++ and not for Rust. // (1) struct Person { name: String, age: u8, } fn show(person: Person) { println!(&q
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by nemetroid 2y ago
> And should I stress again that there is absolutely zero positive tradeoffs? Just because you don't value or acknowledge them doesn't mean they don't exist.
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by nemetroid 2y ago
Just make sure that the pipeline is fast, or allow an override, and there is no issue.

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