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541.
by okl 6y ago
You means something like this? http://www.dmitry-kazakov.de/ada/units.htm
542.
Units of Measurement for Ada(dmitry-kazakov.de)
3 points by okl 6y ago|0 comments
543.
by okl 6y ago
Here's a lib with similar functionality: https://github.com/alexmojaki/snoop
544.
by okl 6y ago
They argued that discipline is necessary, not sufficient, to produce good code. You represented the argument as: "discipline is sufficient for secure (good) code" You took the original argument, changed it to be fallacious, and us
545.
by okl 6y ago
Parent said: "Good code requires discipline, doesn't it?" You retort: "I have yet to see code that has remained secure solely on the “discipline” of programmers remembering to check things." I think that is a dish
546.
by okl 6y ago
> I have yet to see code that has remained secure solely on the “discipline” of programmers remembering to check things. That's not what the parent comment said.
547.
by okl 6y ago
Generally, it is considered preferable to find problems as early as possible. If a program fails to compile or quickly crashes (because of a failed assertion), then I consider that better than having to unit test and fuzz test your code to
548.
by okl 6y ago
And in terms of performance it costs next to nothing. Just don't put them into your critical loops. You can also print backtraces when an assertion fails: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77005/how-to-autom
549.
by okl 6y ago
You can even do #define free(p) do { free(p); p = NULL; } while(0) And when you want to call the original free : (free)(p); The preprocessor will not substitute this occurence of free .
550.
by okl 6y ago
I don't get that exclusionist attitude either. If they think its subjective, why not just tag it accordingly, or move it into some sub-forum instead of outright killing the discussion.
551.
by okl 6y ago
Unfortunately, one can't see the code, without downloading a tarball.
552.
by okl 6y ago
Here is an assert that is static if possible: #ifndef __clang__ #define assume(expr) \ __extension__ ({ \ static_assert(__builtin_choose_expr( \ __builtin_constant_p(expr), expr, true), #expr); \
553.
by okl 6y ago
Yep, could be. Could also be some BOM error in their part library if that problem is present on every board of a certain revision.
554.
by okl 6y ago
Who knows what happened at that factory, maybe someone made a mistake. The part might also just have failed.
555.
by okl 6y ago
Did you do IPC-A-610 inspections at that company?
556.
by okl 6y ago
So what was the faulty resistors value?
557.
by okl 6y ago
Let's be honest: most of the tweaks in this blog are personal preference. It also says nothing about Wifi.
558.
by okl 6y ago
I'm not a "crypto person". What makes you think that?
559.
by okl 6y ago
I proposed the SEC because they are well-known for vigorously protecting their witnesses. AFAIK, the CFPB is a joke. FDIC might be a good pointer though. Not so sure about jurisdiction, I'm not from the US.
560.
by okl 6y ago
Yes, IMO OP should have disclosed it to the SEC right after Thomas confirmed that closing the account was intentional.
561.
by okl 6y ago
As an average, I guess it's about right for Germany.
562.
by okl 6y ago
Ah thanks. They compare apples and oranges since they haven't disabled runtime checking for Ada. There are probably more options they missed for the other languages.
563.
by okl 6y ago
Sadly, the paper seems to be missing compiler versions and compilation flags.
564.
by okl 6y ago
No, reactor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TOPAZ_nuclear_reactor
565.
by okl 6y ago
You would need a delta-v of roughly 30km/s to decelerate the garbage sufficiently to let gravity do the job.
566.
Wikipedia: Shoe-Fitting Fluoroscope(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by okl 7y ago|0 comments
567.
by okl 7y ago
This guy ran Linux on an ARM emulator on an ATmega. A similar feat should be possible on a Z80. http://dmitry.gr/?r=05.Projects&proj=07.%20Linux%20on%208bit
568.
by okl 7y ago
Cool project. I like the blogposts and manual that explain the inner workings.
569.
by okl 7y ago
Good idea -- here is an explanation: http://redsymbol.net/articles/unofficial-bash-strict-mode/
570.
by okl 7y ago
> How do microplastics get into drinking-water? > Microplastics may enter drinking-water sources in a number of ways: from surface run-off (e.g. after a rain event), to wastewater effluent (both treated and untreated), combined sewer

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