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by plq 4y ago
Whenever the subject of C/C++ quirks is brought up, I always like to point out the Deep C/C++ presentation: http://www.pvv.org/~oma/DeepC_slides_oct2011.pdf Source: https://freecomputerbooks.com&#x
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by plq 4y ago
We are using Gentoo Prefix [1] project to set up our development environment on linux. Containers etc. aren't needed as long as the elf interpreter path and rpath are set up correctly when linking the executable (or with patchelf after
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by plq 4y ago
There isn't one std::map though, each C++ stdlib has its own.
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by plq 4y ago
I don't think we disagree. You don't like the company you work for? You Quit. You think it's not the company you joined some time ago? You Quit. I can go on and on like this. You didn't promise to increase shareholder va
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by plq 4y ago
> ... running twitter into the ground might be the most ethical thing an employee could do. Is this what you said during your hypothetical interview with Twitter? If yes, be my guest. If not, you should abide by the promises you made to
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by plq 4y ago
Those of you who wondered (like me) how the (possibly) copyrighted music might have so easily and seamlessly reached your ears, behold: https://github.com/captbaritone/webamp-music Also: https://github.com&#
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by plq 4y ago
I get that compressed .debug sections are nice for users who would generate the occasional stack trace, but if you are a developer of eg. a qt-based app with tons of dependencies and lots of plugins (meaning lots of addt'l calls to dlo
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by plq 4y ago
The system of the Turkish Classical Music is a bit different: * https://www.sufi.gen.tr/nota-sistemi/en * http://www.turkishmusicportal.org/en/types-of-turkish-music
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by plq 4y ago
By "A few", how much do you mean? Or is that a dynamic number? How does it get defined? Who can change it later, if it's mutable?
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by plq 4y ago
As an example, it seems plausible to me that a person who wants to enter the cryptocurrency sector could send a pull request and actually work with them to get merged to put it in their resume. This person can be totally oblivious to the il
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by plq 4y ago
Be that as it may, isn't this still an unacceptable collateral damage? So when you contribute code to an open source project, you generally do so under an open source license. All of them generally contain something akin to the followi
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by plq 4y ago
Can you share a link to this specific one? He seems to be a pretty active speaker.
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by plq 4y ago
When I brought this video up, I just wanted to provide a voice from the other side of the debate. I did not really verify its contents and wanted to hear what other people had to say about it. I'm familiar with the mobile satellite sec
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by plq 4y ago
He claims the terminal costs at least 3× the retail price and will never make a profit because of it He also claims that its product offering brings nothing new to the table compared to hughesnet and viasat which is wrong imo as offering 1&
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by plq 4y ago
I came across this guy recently: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2vuMzGhc1cg&feature=youtu.be Looks to me that you forgot about the consumer-side terminal.
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by plq 4y ago
Sure, but the price of gold doesn't really follow industry trends -- it's got more to do with the fact that it's a historical store of value / object of desire for the masses.
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by plq 4y ago
It is slow. Our (C++) project's MSVC release build ends with a glorious 2-minute run of link.exe with lto (/LTCG /O2) and aggressive inlining (/Ob3) enabled. Limiting unit size in C++ helps with faster edit/compil
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by plq 4y ago
While I'm not sure that was a consideration here, sometimes C compilers produce better machine code when they got access to more function definitions. Eg. Sqlite recommends that embedders use the single ~10mb sqlite.c file[1] for both
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by plq 4y ago
You can split your big module into modules inside a sub-package and import stuff in the __init__.py file from the submodules to present a nice interface to the library user. eg instead of: namespace.py class C1: class
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by plq 4y ago
Be sure to read author's response(s) to comments below the post. Some insights about why C++17 doesn't help with reducing the size of the codebase: > My version (...) has to convert the data into formats usable by modern video
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by plq 5y ago
This looks nice, congrats on shipping :) Did you know that "Redditle" literally means either "with Reddit" or "Reddit it" in Turkish depending on context and is actually the perfect Turkish name for a service t
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by plq 5y ago
> It looks like SQLightning got adopted and has been worked on by the SQLite team under the name LumoSQL. Sorry about this misinformation, it looks like Sunday morning sleepiness got me. It rather looks like LumoSQL is maintained by an i
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by plq 5y ago
This has been shared without context but I guess the SQLite team is starting to modularize the btree code in order to facilitate work like SQLightning: https://github.com/LMDB/sqlightning At the time SQLightning greatl
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by plq 5y ago
Well, Turkey has moved from UTC+2 plus DST in summer to UTC+3 permanently. People seem to hate it. Here's a news report lamenting the decision: https://www-cumhuriyet-com-tr.translate.goog/turkiye/kalici-... Perso
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by plq 5y ago
Sure, KDE is awesome, but "Surprisingly Awesome"? The author is surprised that eg. "The shortcut settings in KDE really work and are impressive. " or "I can put [the panels] at the top of the screen, the bottom, or
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by plq 5y ago
To my knowledge, WAL mode still needs to serialize writes for each database file. I'm assuming this is not a setup where there are too many concurrent writers?
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by plq 5y ago
A common mistake I see is to let the tools/frameworks make the decisions. The engineer should make the decisions. If the tools don't let the engineer do what he wants, he must change the tools. Not sure how much experience you hav
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by plq 5y ago
ADA has this exact functionality: https://www.adaic.org/resources/add_content/standards/05aarm... Look for the "range" keyword
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by plq 5y ago
As an Istanbul citizen, my personal impression is that there is a much more pragmatic reason. Istanbul still sees decent construction activity both downtown (where old buildings are torn down and replaced with taller ones) and in the suburb
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by plq 5y ago
The article is a bit light on technical details, but the following is noteworthy: > Flight software for rockets at SpaceX is structured around the concept of a control cycle. “You read all of your inputs: sensors that we read in through

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