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by programmer_dude 4y ago
GPT chat to the rescue!
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
I think it is more efficient if you need power conversion i.e. gear shifting.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
Presenting a list view of article titles like HN or reddit will significantly improve the user experience on this site. It will let people directly jump to any article that piques their interest and they would not have to wade through the t
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
> outside of college towns, you are going to be surprised at the actual education and literacy levels about anything Surprised how?
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
Yes it is. To put it bluntly a large portion of the American population is scientifically illiterate. Some of them believe the earth is around 6000 years old. They even have museums dedicated to such things.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
The emperor has no clothes.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
So many horror stories. As a counter point I'd like to say as a brown person my stay in Germany was nothing but pleasant. Everyone was super friendly and tried their best to talk to me in English. I wish I learned some German. I lived
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
Yes, no idea what the OP is going on about.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
"Quantity is a quality of its own."
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
Why not ... x, y = minmax(x, y) return x + (y - x) / 2; ?
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
And assemble the devices in China?
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
A veritable tricoder in the making! Interesting times ahead.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
LOL.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
Boycott Ticketmaster and its venues. Just don't go to these concerts.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
Not really, it is very easy to do this in hardware.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
> since it could break another process. This isn't how things work on Linux. It keeps the file "alive" as long as there is at least one process using it. Any processes which do not have the file open already will not be ab
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
One does not follow from the other. You can declare your stack variable anywhere in the function and still have the same stack layout. It is upto the compiler/language designer (I am not talking about C per se).
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
Agreed. My previous reply just pointed out that 1 is not "how many full years have elapsed since you were born?". The answer to this question is still 0.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
They are not even though they start counting from 1. The child is still zero years old.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
This is meaningless. Everything is metric and nonmetric at the same time by this definition since you can always find a linear equation which let's you convert between the systems.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
Talking and hearing about the US is fun but I mainly come here for the tech news.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
This does not track. If you had a 100 way split and still ended up with just one choice per customer you are doing something wrong.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
It seems unrestricted capitalism and the free market eventually leads to a complete take over by monopolies. Case in point: USA.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
I don't think so. This only applies to mobile phones. What outdoor rated smart products did you have in mind?
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
Enforced at port of entry (customs).
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
Type inference changes things. It's awesome that it can beat handwritten C and Fortran code.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
No, he is sleeping when he is off duty.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
Yes but C++ is strongly and statically typed. Julia is not even running in the same race as C++.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
Yes, what other way could he have done it other than shooting his own foot off? LOL.
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by programmer_dude 4y ago
Then it is not a replacement for C++. It's going to be slow.

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