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Before reading it, does it include the array[index] == index[array] thing again? reading Yep it does. :D
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4y ago
That sounds like the stop button problem to me. AI "Stop Button" Problem - Computerphile https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TYT1QfdfsM
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4y ago
Yeah, Robert Miles (science communicator) is that classical character nobody listened to until it's too late.
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4y ago
Fuchsia is an open-source capability-based operating system developed by Google. —Wikipedia
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4y ago
The observable universe is roughly 90B LY in diameter, which factors in how much the universe expanded the source of the light (or rather radio signal) away since its emission.
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4y ago
To get cryptographically grade randomness you can use one of these C functions: *BSD, newer macOS, and GNU libc: int getentropy(void *buffer, size_t length); Linux 3.19+: ssize_t getrandom(void *buf, size_t buflen, unsigned int flags); iOS
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4y ago
Redhat has .drpm, but I'm not sure at what granularity those diffs work. Maybe only on a per-file basis?
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Also, and I'm not sure if I remember that correctly, I think during "Mac OS X" times they said it is pronounced as "mac OS ten", because X is the roman numeral for 10. Wikipedia has references about it where Apple t
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Bitwarden is the first password manager I ever used. Where would it use drag and drop and for what? I wish it would be better controllable vie keyboard-only. That is, when you use the Firefox add on and tab out of the Bitwarden popup and ta
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4y ago
What does 10% speedup mean? Doing 10% more work in the same time or needing 10% less time for the same amount of work?
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You can use ld to turn any file into an object file: ld -r -b binary -o foo_txt.o foo.txt foo_txt.o then has these symbols: extern const char _binary_foo_txt_start[]; extern const char _binary_foo_txt_end[]; extern const void *_bin
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4y ago
That's a HTTP client library.
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They need to make the dialogs resizeable, though. Those tiny dialogs where you have to scroll basically in the eye of a needle are ridiculous.
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The icon gallery could use image-rendering: pixelated, though. For 4k and "retina" displays. Otherwise the browser upscales it with cubic interpolation and it will look blurry.
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4y ago
Agreed.
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Works for me: $ gcc -m32 time_size.c -o time_size $ ./time_size 4 But I have the 32bit development packages installed (besides the 64bit pkgs). Am on Fedora. Though I couldn't find anything like `-D_FILE_OFFSET_B
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4y ago
That changed when GCC compiled to 64bit binaries. Try again with -m32 or -march=i686
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I think any somewhat actively maintained software should be fixed by now, except devices that aren't seen as computers by the users and don't even have update mechanisms. And old COBOL programs running on some bank's mainfram
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So if I make a script that automatically downloads every torrent in existence it's suddenly ok, since it is infeasible to check the copyright of them all?
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They say Elon would cut the throat of one of the people. Then it's two apples for two people.
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Blender users that have no programming knowledge try to use ChatGPT to generate Blender scripts to automate stuff for them. I find that a bit concerning. Blender scripts are non-sandboxed Python. While unlikely it could generate a script th
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For me: - Ease of refactoring once the project got to a certain size. - Preventing a lot of my stupid bugs (typos, passing the wrong type etc.). - Quicker and easier understanding of argument and return types. The types are a form of docume
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BroadcastChannel was the only thing new to me. I only knew the LocalStorage based hack (listening to the storage event and exchanging messages via the LocalStorage).
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Looks very nice, but on my old PC with my new 4k monitor it is unusable. It would be cool if it could render at half resolution (quarter the number of pixels) during animation and only when animation ends render one frame at full resolution
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There also seems to be something similar to Slack that's called Hive. Not very unique name.
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I wouldn't call Zerforschung script kiddies, though.
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There's still the "System Volume Information" folder. Whatever that is. (I use Linux, but see it on USB drives that where plugged into Windows machines.)
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4y ago
I somewhere heard/read someone say that gesture based interfaces are the new CLI (in terms of discoverability).
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4y ago
If you reply to someone using a hotmail address via your gmail account, would they see your email?
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4y ago
> Typedef goes anywhere WTF. Here have some keyword soup, the order doesn't matter at all. Must be fun to write a C compiler.
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