queuebert

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1. 1171.▲
   by queuebert 5y ago

   I, too, am curious about the contrast between these two situations. Presumably the US was truthful about the reason for the diversion, while Belarus apparently lied.
2. 1172.▲
   by queuebert 5y ago

   Is this better or worse than the US pattern of sanctions and drone strikes?
3. 1173.▲
   by queuebert 5y ago

   All things being equal, I would prefer fewer syllables to pronounce when possible. But I'm a lazy English speaker.
4. 1174.▲
   by queuebert 5y ago

   Taleb is a legend in his own mind.
5. 1175.▲
   by queuebert 5y ago

   Very generous of you to assume their model is reproducible.
6. 1176.▲
   by queuebert 5y ago

   I think that last one is in a class of its own.
7. 1177.▲
   by queuebert 5y ago

   And I bet the most common screen use is to consume social media, which is tailored to elicit strong emotions, thus keeping you awake and in a state of stress.
8. 1178.▲
   by queuebert 5y ago

   Exactly. Read a real book before bed. No blue light there.
9. 1179.▲
   by queuebert 5y ago

   His math lectures have renewed my love of the subject that I had lost in poorly taught undergraduate classes.
10. 1180.▲
    by queuebert 5y ago

    Is this the same as Rust's traits and trait objects?
11. 1181.▲
    by queuebert 6y ago

    This might sound stupid, but could you store N-1 entries, and then store a pointer to the next hash as the Nth entry? So you dynamically add fixed tables as you run out of space? Yes, I realize the lookup would get complicated.
12. 1182.▲
    by queuebert 6y ago

    You can search Reddit from DuckDuckGo by adding '!r' to your search terms. This is how I search most of the time these days for the exact reasons you mention above. DuckDuckGo has many other bang shortcuts like that too, like &#x2
13. 1183.▲
    by queuebert 6y ago

    Very nice. Now can we have the old (pre-Microsoft) layout back?
14. 1184.▲
    by queuebert 6y ago

    What does Julia Computing do?
15. 1185.▲
    by queuebert 6y ago

    As an avid Rust and Julia user, I often use Rust even when it's harder because I know I'll never get stuck. And when it finally compiles I'll be rewarded by ludicrous speed. Hell, even C has decent man pages for the standard
16. 1186.▲
    by queuebert 6y ago

    On a related note, Rust's Cow (copy on write) type is great for managing a large area of allocated memory where many threads are reading and only a few threads write. You can dole out pointers like candy without worrying about race con
17. 1187.▲
    by queuebert 6y ago

    TEKTON, a crater modeling code, had this, but I think it called the array 'a'.