quuxplusone

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How thumb indexes are cut(printinghistory.org)
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WG21 (C++ Standard Committee) April 2024 Mailing(open-std.org)
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by quuxplusone 3y ago
I have a blog post on the topic here: https://quuxplusone.github.io/blog/2022/08/26/vector-pessimi... The TLDR is: Using `move_if_noexcept` instead of plain old `move` can help you provide the "stro
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by quuxplusone 3y ago
Author here. :) I'm not saying that T's object representation needs to be known to the programmer, or portable, or unique, or anything concrete like that. This is about a relationship between the foo operation on T itself and th
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by quuxplusone 3y ago
Clicking "Resign" brings up a dialog that asks: "Play again? / Resign / Continue playing". Now, obviously the answer to "Play again?" is yes — I don't want to stop playing entirely, I want to &qu
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by quuxplusone 3y ago
Ha! I guess at least "time-cost optimization" and "total cost of ownership" aren't too terribly different. :) But there's an interesting difference in framing or worldview between the two acronyms: My assumptio
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by quuxplusone 3y ago
For anyone like me who wondered what "TCO" is: In this context "TCO" stands for "time-cost optimization," basically the idea that time is money and so you shouldn't be scared of weighing: - an alternative
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Twenty examples of periodic solutions to the three-body problem (GIF)(commons.wikimedia.org)
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How the Ju-87 Stuka carried the Luftwaffe through WWII (2018)(airforcetimes.com)
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Interesting. Can you expand a bit more on how you're seeing these? On both desktop and mobile, empirically I observe that Neal's front-end sorts `first` and `second` alphabetically before submitting them to the server, so that eve
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Blind, Alone, and Confused for 24 Hours Challenge (2020)(mattlakeman.org)
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Right, the logic of "take a spare representation from here and use it to encode an extra state from over there" doesn't work in general, and sinks GP's whole idea. But since 9×7 < 8×8, it does _in practice_ work to en
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by quuxplusone 3y ago
Submitted URL is a newsletter linking to a Nature blurb linking to the actual paper, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.hm.2024.01.001 "Decimal fractional numeration and the decimal point in 15th-century Italy" (Glen
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Infinite Craft Dictionary(szdytom.github.io)
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I agree with the grandparent comment: Puzzles with progression are the best kind, and this is exactly that kind of puzzle. The only problem is that you didn't implement the progression parts yet. But you still can! When the player gu
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by quuxplusone 3y ago
> I think I read an article saying that one of the top Chinese officials with enormous power had been in the US and although initially supposedly open to western ideas had found a lot of negatives that ended up reinforcing more opposing
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Old Roses of the Bolton St Cemetery, Wellington (2019)(theordinarygardener.com)
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Scott Peterson's guilt, explained(vox.com)
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What would Man of La Mancha be like if W.H. Auden had written its lyrics? (2009)(thefreelibrary.com)
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The Case of the False Quixote: Avellaneda's Don Quixote (2015)(nypl.org)
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