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by pavanky 10y ago
The latest GCC and CLANG compilers do not seem to complain with this code. What might be a better compiler?
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by pavanky 10y ago
I get 0.366032 on gcc-5.4, gcc-6.1, and clang-3.8 on Linux (Archlinux)
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by pavanky 10y ago
Is this still an issue? I don't remember Google asking me to do this for a long time now.
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by pavanky 10y ago
I am assuming it is on the same level as a guy sitting on a bench in a park watching people everyday. He notices certain people going to the same coffee shops around the same time of day, he notices others like to come out for a smoke a few
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by pavanky 10y ago
This article is 10+ years old.
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by pavanky 10y ago
Guys, this article was written somewhere in between 2002 and 2005 (based on the author mentioning bitkeeper being used for the kernel). Someone edit the title to reflect this please.
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by pavanky 10y ago
Because rift is not a freaking console. It is just a new way to display a game that is running on a PC.
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by pavanky 10y ago
And I see a boxes (on linux)
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by pavanky 10y ago
That argument makes no sense.. Presumably Seafile has other payment options that are not asking for the same level of access. I can't remember the last time people mentioned terrorists (or other criminals') bank accounts in the ne
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by pavanky 10y ago
It was pretty close. It had 4 close votes earlier in the day which seem to have disappeared now.
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by pavanky 10y ago
> until recently nobody was packaging Chromium for example. How recent is "recently" ? Only Fedora and it's downstream distros do not ship Chromium. Everyone else has been packaging it for a few years now.
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by pavanky 10y ago
Where the hell are you going to openly defecate in major cities with all the traffic?
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by pavanky 10y ago
Hmm it works on chromium without flash. I wonder what chromium is doing that firefox isn't doing. EDIT: Tested this out on opera and it works fine. Does it have anything to do with blink?
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by pavanky 10y ago
This is one of the most insane yet brilliant ideas I have heard of. I love it. I wonder how hard it is to scale though.
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by pavanky 10y ago
That's like claiming binutils collections is monolithic..
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by pavanky 10y ago
While there are people that do not respect RMS, there are others who appreciate the work he has done (both as a hacker and an activist), but are vehemently against the way he goes about advocating free software. I personally do not like the
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by pavanky 11y ago
I have seen several people use #!/bin/sh and write bash code. This is going to break on debian machines when you do ./foo If more people used #!/usr/bin/env bash, it wouldn't be that big of a deal.
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by pavanky 11y ago
Default on debian is dash.
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by pavanky 11y ago
We are implementing a numerical library. The problem is with temporary buffers when you are chaining functions. Array C = Array.Add(A, Array.sin(B)) The output C and the output of Array.sin(B) have not been allocated from the objec
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by pavanky 11y ago
We already have a wrapper for rust[1] and C++, fortran, python and various other languages[2]. I was talking about people not wanting to move away from their language of choice which results in us having to try and support them as well. [
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by pavanky 11y ago
Well the only solution remaining is writing C like code, where users have to allocate and free memory manually which is not a solution if you ask me.
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by pavanky 11y ago
This is not "differences between CLR and JVM", but more of "why I think CLR is better than JVM". Anyway the biggest issue I have seen in my line of work (building GPU software, and people want GPU acceleration from their
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by pavanky 11y ago
Yeah that's what I was thinking.
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by pavanky 11y ago
That's a bit harder to read isn't it? I think finding the location in first line and using distance in the ternary operator makes it more readable.
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by pavanky 11y ago
Or use Archlinux and let AUR take care of it (it is still compiling them under the hood, but it is automated).
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by pavanky 11y ago
Dell Precision laptops now ship with Linux.
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by pavanky 11y ago
While that may be true the difference becomes a lot smaller when you are talking about compound words and phrases.
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by pavanky 11y ago
Offline messages with IRC is a bit of a pain to set up and scale easily.
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by pavanky 11y ago
Can someone more knowledgeable explain why biological systems are considered unsupervised instead of reinforcement based systems? While it seems intuitive that most individual "intelligent" systems in animals can be seen as unsupe
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by pavanky 11y ago
That's not generalizing anything at all.

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