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by planede 4y ago
This looks like a nice start for a good guide. Some hierarchy for the examples would be nice, instead of an alphabetically sorted list. There are some minor inaccuracies here and there, but overall looks alright.
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by planede 4y ago
Jami and Tox should mostly qualify, I believe. The hard part is bootstrapping the discovery network, I don't know if there is a true p2p way for that.
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by planede 4y ago
I agree. If you can, just use the make_* functions. It also reduces needless repetition. For `make_*<Widget>(args...)` I need to write the type once, for `*_ptr<Widget>(new Widget)` I need to write the same type twice. Not count
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by planede 4y ago
That makes sense. I agree that this is probably not cost-effective, but it could still be fun as a hobby project. > Also it wouldn't be easy to keep something in contact with the capstan to extract its energy, since the capstan&#x2F
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by planede 4y ago
I have an other gripe with that page: > [about std::make_shared] This function is useful because objects might throw exceptions during construction and if they do we still need to call delete on the pointer we received from new otherwise
606.
by planede 4y ago
Definitely the best C++ reference. It's not official in the sense that it is not the authoritative standard text itself, but it is very precise and complete.
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by planede 4y ago
How much power does it need? Could the winding mechanism provide the required power? Got to look up some specs on the maximum torque provided by the winding mechanism and the turning speed.
608.
by planede 4y ago
Also "we are paying for O365 already, we get Teams for free*".
609.
by planede 4y ago
I stand corrected then, I checked an older version.
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by planede 4y ago
_FORTIFY_SOURCE only goes up to 2
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by planede 4y ago
> nested functions With executable stack and all that jazz?
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by planede 4y ago
I was being sarcastic. I find the assertion that modern C++ is a scam hilarious. It doesn't make any sense. Who benefits from this scam? Who are the victims? The sentence is indeed from a meme template[1], but I thought that my comme
613.
by planede 4y ago
They have played us for absolute fools
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by planede 4y ago
Electron rest mass is negligible to other effects. Notably electron rest mass adds to the same effect as inductance. You can calculate the effective inductance of a piece of wire coming from the electron's rest mass, and it is several
615.
by planede 4y ago
If the key is only used for signing, then why an SSH key?
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by planede 4y ago
I replied to the overhead claim, you are moving the goal post. I don't think we will ever have consensus about the control flow aspects of exceptions. For example once you employ RAII it's easier to write error-agnostic functions
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by planede 4y ago
Error handling with exceptions mostly perform better on the happy path than error codes and explicit checking. Granted, on the sad path they perform much worse. Of course returning an error code, then not checking it performs better than ex
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by planede 4y ago
Note that there are two variables for running the simulation: t - duration of simulation for each individual particle N - number of simulated particles I believe if you leave t fixed, and then increase the size of the grid, then yeah, the n
619.
by planede 4y ago
Type hints might be Turing-complete, but I don't think it is Turing-complete in any practically useful way.
620.
by planede 4y ago
Statically linked libraries can have global constructors all the same, what are you talking about?
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by planede 4y ago
IMO if it was properly exposed in C, or even as a GNU extension, then "fast math" would be part of the function type. 1. A non-fast-math function calling a fast-math function (or the other way around) should result in the floating
622.
by planede 4y ago
Maybe a recipe that contains optionals and alternatives is not a recipe. It is a collection of recipes.
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by planede 4y ago
> The easy way out is to say that invariants are “observable” properties and nothing can observe the broken invariant in the middle of the method call. Unless you are invoking user-defined functions in the middle that can observe it. Thi
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by planede 4y ago
The web server is down! - Sales guy
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by planede 4y ago
If that's the only rule, it can quickly become "who can spend more on compute on a single game" championship. Not very interesting.
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by planede 4y ago
Yeah, but then don't say that it's just the cost of the replacement. Say that the same employee is just worth that much more if they are working from B instead of A, for X and Y reasons. Having said that, I am not really buying it
627.
by planede 4y ago
Wouldn't your replacement cost the same, regardless your location? They don't have to replace you with someone from the same location.
628.
by planede 4y ago
Sure, you probably need an existing email address to bootstrap a domain, but you can change it as soon as you have your new email address set up.
629.
by planede 4y ago
I concur, I am using Zoho for years now.
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by planede 4y ago
Is it possible to get a "diff3"-like conflict style? That is showing <<< side1 ||| ancestor === side2 >>>

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