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readerrrr
12y ago
Consider using ( void ) instead of () when declaring anything with zero parameters.
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readerrrr
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It is unspecified not undefined. Important difference.
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12y ago
http://ideone.com/ZOvq0n You probably meant this: http://ideone.com/wuZI2o
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12y ago
I'm not an expert, but I think cpu can't do anything during a stall.
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Measuring Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko
(blogs.esa.int)
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12y ago
You weren't. And it is the most lazy version possible, Render->Lens Flare
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12y ago
Playable ping-pong: http://oos.moxiecode.com/js_webgl/ping_pong/ C64 Music video: http://oos.moxiecode.com/js_webgl/c64_shader/ Attack on the Death Star with an X-Wing: http:/&#
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12y ago
Everybody should be learning something in their free time, unfortunately watching media with the lowest common denominator( mostly daytime TV and sitcoms ) is the most prevalent and it is the worst at the same time. Youtube is becoming a re
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12y ago
There is some information floating around the web, names like Millennium Falcon and Puff the Magic Dragon, but I don't remember Musk saying anything about them.
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12y ago
Whatever it was, I think they fixed it. On a similar note: Falcon, Merlin, Kestrel, and Dragon: Not the Victorian virtues—Enterprise, Endeavor, Discovery—honored by the space shuttles they replace, nor competitor NASA’s classical Atlas, Or
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12y ago
Your comment is absolutely adorable, for anyone writing C code. :-)
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12y ago
So they are writing code similar to this: object array for( large ) { object n = new object //heap allocation if( n == array[i]) //do something with n //do stuff //n is not
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12y ago
Here is the TED talk, I recommend watching it. Hugh Herr: The new bionics that let us run, climb and dance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDsNZJTWw0w
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12y ago
The real mystery is what do you do when HN is down.
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12y ago
[research results needed] Even if true, drinkings bring your other risk factors so high( >Σ40%) that you are better of staying abstinent.
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12y ago
And making the units even more alien doesn't help when you have to look them up and after an exhausting search find out they are imperial/metric and have to convert further.
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12y ago
The order of the printf() calls is in question. The order of evaluation is unspecified but not undefined.
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12y ago
That behavior is unspecified. The result might vary through compilers, but there is no undefined behavior. If your program can handle the functions being called in a different order you are safe, which is different from u.b. where the compi
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Breeding is successful in some sense, but certainly not without its issues. For example, by breeding pedigree dogs we've left them with a number of genetic defects that are hard to remove due to the reduced gene pool, e.g. Dalmatian d
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You are using the same mistake as most people when they associate the word eugenics with mass forced extermination of certain traits. Because of fear and certain individuals in the past. The word can be used in a modern context, where eugen
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When you do this to human it is called eugenics, and, to put it mildly, it likely isn't going to come back into fashion. Surprisingly we do it all the time, on animals, and we call it breeding. It is very successful and if applied to
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Wow, thanks for replying. I must have been an incredible opportunity working with a supercomputer. Did you ever compute a mathematical constant or an algorithm to a large precision out of curiosity?
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12y ago
How did they code it, in assembly?
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I don't see how can you have functions inlined while being able to replace them at runtime. Also, intrinsic functions might or might not get replaced with inline code, depending on the compiler, thus losing performance.
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12y ago
This will likely prevent optimizations of intrinsic functions. What is the benefit over simply including the necessary headers? Other than the example you mentioned, I don't see much use for it.
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Joey 360° 4K Seamless Video Capture, Broadcast, Conference
(kickstarter.com)
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Simple; the people affected are not wealthy and, especially after their money is taken, cannot take the process to courts.
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It would be great to see the formula for the cost for exponents as well. How do you calculate/increase it? It is close to 1.5 times, but not quite, it grows slowly.
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12y ago
And you would have to be connected to the internet. That is a problem. The delay could be hidden behind a ui.
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Actually you could just download the encrypted images without the unique key( for every image ) and then get the key on demand. Load the image into ram, decrypt, show the image and then erase everything.
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