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   by nsajko 4y ago

   Text width is important, but this is not a solution, zooming and changing browser window geometry is.
2. 242.▲
   by nsajko 4y ago

   You suppose wrong.
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   by nsajko 4y ago

   Isn't that just Ubuntu being idiotic as usual?
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   by nsajko 4y ago

   It's rude to spam bug reports like that. GCC has a mailing list, if a discussion is what you want.
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   by nsajko 4y ago

   This is an interesting idea for language design: > Users of Rune are protected, because the compiler sees that macSecret is secret, and thus the result of hmacSha256 is secret. The string comparison operator, when either operand is secre
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   by nsajko 4y ago

   The Oogoo articles on Instructables were eye-opening for me.
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   by nsajko 4y ago

   > Christ, I hate Instructables. A site with such shitty presentation that should be so much better. Yeah, the proper way of using Instructables is to download the PDF version of the article.
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   by nsajko 4y ago

   Gitlab supports an option called "Fast-forward merge": > No merge commits are created. > Fast-forward merges only. > When there is a merge conflict, the user is given the option to rebase. The maintainer can enable this f
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   by nsajko 4y ago

   13-year-old cousin seems worse than 13-year-old nonrelative, given no other information, because of possible undue influence. I.e., Lewis could have had some power over his future wife as her relative. Also as her father's employer I a
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    Also Jimmy Swaggart's cousin and friend.
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    This particular licensing term doesn't seem relevant to Copilot.
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    The PDFs for Higham's "What is" series are available on Github: https://github.com/higham/what-is
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    What makes LGPL unsuitable for you? Is LGPL not a permissive license?
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    I don't think that's connected at all. I'm guessing a trademark would only be relevant if KeePassXC went to court against Microsoft, which is far-fetched.
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    When people complain about "negative performance impact of GC", often they're actually bothered by badly designed languages like Java that force heap-allocation of almost everything. I think this might have been fixed in late
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    Didn't down vote, but a possible reason for doing that would be that "his predation of women in the department" is accusatory but vague. It speaks ill of Kripke, but if you disagree with the statement there's no point in
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    > far away from what you could achieve more easily by using e.g. Carbon, or just better Rust/C++ interop (see creusot). At that point, why not just upgrade to C++20? Carbon, in particular, is left behind in the C++17 world, so it&#x
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    > As someone who dropped C++ almost entirely a decade ago because I couldn't deal with both the immense complexity and the legacy baggage of C++, this is pretty exciting honestly. This seems to be just a syntax frontend for C++. The
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    That's just a TeX engine, so it can run LaTeX or ConTeXt or plain TeX; it's not a new language. And I don't think it's maintained.
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    Added to Arch Linux repos a few hours ago! https://archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/ladybird/
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    LEGO bricks, not the building materials.
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    No Grammar to Rule Them All: A Survey of JSON-Style DSLs for Visualization(arxiv.org)

    2 points by nsajko 4y ago|0 comments
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    FTR, it seems that this is categorized as a "Tollywood" (Telugu) movie, as opposed to Bollywood (Hindi).
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    It's fun, but seeing it was concerning because it's basically propaganda, and it seems like it's not out of place in this way where it came from.
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    OOP is just a buzzword. There's no clear meaning behind "OOP" as far as I see, it's not even close to being well-defined, it just serves to confuse and fuel pointless discussions and arguing about semantics (see this thr
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    So Vega trades off expressiveness for interactivity, interesting perspective. But, I think this only applies when manually writing the Vega (Lite) JSON: for me an important advantage of the spec being mere JSON is that it's easy to gen
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    I don't use R, but I think that the Vega declarative visualization language is also nice: https://vega.github.io Could someone familiar with more than one of these compare Wilkinson's work with Wickham's and with
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    See https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html , e.g.: > Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something.
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    The relevant GCC man page entries are even more clear than the OpenCL spec excerpt. -ffast-math: > This option is not turned on by any -O option besides -Ofast since it can result in incorrect output for programs that depend on an exact
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    by nsajko 4y ago

    > The fact that -ffast-math makes no mention that it will poison any other code executing in your process space Untrue. The doc entry for -ffast-math says "can result in incorrect output for programs that depend on an exact implem