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SQLite: Attach Database(sqlite.org)
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by okl 5y ago
> The previous ruling coalition was also center-left. That's not true. Maybe center-left compared to US politics.
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by okl 5y ago
Wikipedia has got a list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modulo_operation#In_programmin...
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by okl 5y ago
Choosing beggar mentality. I hate it.
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by okl 5y ago
Can you calculate the time of day from the shadow's length as well? https://www.google.com/maps/place/39%C2%B001'18.5%22N+93%C2%...
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by okl 5y ago
Here's another: https://www.google.com/maps/place/39%C2%B001'18.5%22N+93%C2%...
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by okl 5y ago
You fell into the same trap that the author points out: Flask, FastAPI and Django are tools with different scopes for different purposes. If you want to compare FastAPI, compare it with Flask-RESTx or Django-REST, for example. If you want t
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by okl 5y ago
Relative tolerance becomes problematic though if your numbers are very close to zero. ( https://randomascii.wordpress.com/2012/02/25/comparing-float... )
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Floating-Point Complexities (2012)(randomascii.wordpress.com)
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If you want to type pun floats, store hexadecimal literals. Those will be accurate.
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I'm very annoyed by this title. It's a beginners mistake and FP numbers just are what they are -- a tradeoff between precision, range and efficiency. If you use FP, you should be familiar with its intricacies in the same way a C p
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by okl 5y ago
They are a first class citizen in Ada, you even get two (three) varieties: http://www.ada-auth.org/standards/12rm/html/RM-3-5-9.html / http://www.ada-auth.org/standards/12rm/htm
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EWD 1036: On the cruelty of teaching computing science(cs.utexas.edu)
3 points by okl 5y ago|1 comments
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Why Choose Flask over FastAPI(pythonkitchen.com)
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Python Fire, automatic generation of CLIs from Python objects(github.com)
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The US Government's top-secret bioweapons lab (2020)(businessinsider.com)
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by okl 5y ago
Care to elaborate?
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Confidence is a scale, not binary. What does "sure" mean for you and how much of it do you need to be convinced? Does it depend on the situation? For example, how sure do you need/want to be when you cross the street? Before
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by okl 5y ago
Null hypothesis should be: we don't know!
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by okl 5y ago
That's true but as you see, whether or not the other party argues from that understanding is difficult to identify from a single sentence. I understand that it being convinced of something or not is a false dichotomy. However, there&#x
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NASA Open Source Software(code.nasa.gov)
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by okl 5y ago
Did I? Where?
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by okl 5y ago
> “But absence of evidence does not mean the phenomenon itself was absent.” If you believe things for which you have no evidence, you're liable to believe everything.
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by okl 5y ago
I think your assumptions are wrong. Python is still pragmatic and trendy and companies still do scrum (not really, but whatever). It's easy to be intimidated when viewing from a distance. Most job descriptions/requirements are &qu
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by okl 5y ago
That's not what the law says. Btw, not only in Germany: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_Holocaust_denial
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by okl 5y ago
> Another article by Haverbeck-Wetzel in the Voice of Conscience (November/December 2005) posited a thesis that Adolf Hitler was "just not to be understood from the believed Holocaust or his alleged war obsession, but only by a
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by okl 5y ago
> What sticks in my mind from my limited exposure to SuperH is that there's no load immediate instruction, so you have to do a PC-relative load instead. SuperH has a mov #imm, Rx that can take an 8-bit #imm. But you're right, l
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by okl 5y ago
Thanks for your insight.
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by okl 5y ago
Branch delay slots are an artifact of a simple pipeline without speculation. There's nothing inherently "bad" about them.
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by okl 5y ago
Interesting! From which perspective? Implementing the ISA, compiler or applications? Did you write machine language or compiled?

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