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by planede 4y ago
> I mean, you can, if you also install its dependencies. You will very likely bump into conflicts. Or you you need to upgrade a lot of fundational libraries (like libc), at which point why stay on Debian 10? Backports exist for a reason.
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by planede 4y ago
Arguably if you work on a mac and you use git regularly then just add it to ~/.config/git/ignore, and it will be ignored everywhere.
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by planede 4y ago
I have an Acer travelmate spin b3, which is a 11" convertible laptop. Left side: * barrel jack charging port * HDMI * microSD slot * USB-C (also usable for charging) * Gigabit ethernet Right side: * USB-A * 3.5mm jack Even discounting
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by planede 4y ago
Conversely if a person loses their ability to move their limbs or to talk then they also become less inteligent.
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by planede 4y ago
Humans are also entirely predictable, all they do is move their limbs around, make sound, etc...
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by planede 4y ago
Also `if consteval {...}` in C++23. But really "if" still semantically means the same thing in all of these. Unlike "static", which is all over the place.
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by planede 4y ago
I'm also in Cambridge. Many car drivers are also dickheads, at least they think that using the indicator is optional when leaving a roundabout. This mostly annoys me when I'm on foot and try to cross the street near a roundabout.
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by planede 4y ago
I assume you have it on x86_64. I'm trying to make sense of that according to glibc implementation details[1] and Sys V/Itanium ABI. Default new and delete just use malloc/free. First 4 ints are interpreted as prev_size and s
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by planede 4y ago
An other one from the standard: void trex(volatile short left_arm, volatile short right_arm); // deprecated https://eel.is/c++draft/depr.volatile.type#example-3
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by planede 4y ago
The terminal emulator I use uses the strategy of swapping the background and foreground colors. This is decent most of the time, but it also has some undesirable corner cases: 1. You can't use selection as a hack to make text more legi
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by planede 4y ago
Linear arithmetic in sRGB strikes again. Although calculating perceived brightness in a linear colorspace is also just an approximation, but it's still significantly better than doing linear arithmetic in sRGB. Imageworsener has a nice
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by planede 4y ago
I meant exceptions as a user of the language. You can decide not to throw. You can mark functions noexcept. Granted, it's more awkward when you consume 3rd party libraries, but you can still wrap them in noexcept interfaces and be fine
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by planede 4y ago
Yeah, good point. But I think this still applies to WG21.
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by planede 4y ago
I expect it to work fairly well, apart from "netinst" install medias, of course.
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by planede 4y ago
C++ allows accessing inactive members in the special case when the active member shares a "common initial sequence" with the particular inactive member. So yeah, it's possible to store the tag in the common initial sequence o
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by planede 4y ago
Doesn't that patent's claims cover doubly-linked lists? The "auxilary order" could very well be reverse order. Seems like an obvious prior art.
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by planede 4y ago
Also the ISO is also very averse of patents. They will probably not standardize anything patent-encumbered. They would probably require invalidating the patent first before accepting it in the standard. Having said that this is the first
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by planede 4y ago
Exceptions are an optional feature. Also, if sufficient amount of constructors are marked noexcept, then the variant can never be valueless. Implementations are optimized accordingly. You also don't have to handle the exception, in whi
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by planede 4y ago
I don't know about the typescript compiler, but the way around template recursion limits in "classic" C++ template metaprogramming is to figure out a way to make it O(log N) depth instead of O(N) (for some value of N). Like i
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by planede 4y ago
Is distributing these cursors OK legally speaking? I guess as part of a screenshot it's probably fair use.
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by planede 4y ago
Oh, OK. I wonder why it is used so much as a tiling texture then.
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by planede 4y ago
> Firstly, the feature was off by default, so that those who wanted to support Brave could enable it. From the same Brave response: > We have already fixed the issue in Brave’s open source on GitHub and in the Brave Nightly, Beta, and
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by planede 4y ago
Isn't this perfectly tiling? It's unlikely to be a photo.
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by planede 4y ago
This is Brave's official response on the affiliate link matter: https://brave.com/referral-codes-in-suggested-sites/ So they did intend to put affiliate links into suggestions, and the bug was that it was accident
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by planede 4y ago
If I had to guess, symbols for a lot of template instantiations.
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by planede 4y ago
From the datasheet: > Energy Generated: 0.33 mWs actuating and releasing I assume it means that it generates 0.33 mWs (or mJ, come on) in a full cycle of actuating and releasing. So you have to make 3 button presses per second to generat
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by planede 4y ago
> If they did then anti-aliasing wouldn't be a thing! Anti-aliasing makes perfect sense, even if you assume that individual pixels are points.
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by planede 4y ago
Except that even on an LCD the boundaries between individual pixels (RGB triplets) are imaginary. An RGB triplet forming an individual pixel is just a useful abstraction. But physically when looking at the screen an RGB triplet is not any s
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by planede 4y ago
> memory leaks. It's surprisingly hard to find an easy to use memory leak detection tool. I can vouch for heaptrack[1] nowadays, although it's pretty much Linux only. It's under the umbrella of KDE, but a heaptrack trace o
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by planede 4y ago
> Only active cooling can cool anything below the ambient temperature. It's more complex than that. Through thermal radiation objects on the surface of Earth are also thermodynamically connected to the surface of the Sun (~6000K) an

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