renox

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by renox 4y ago
That's funny: while there was clearly some work done on the website, it is very bad: on my phone there's no simple way to go from one section to the next!
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by renox 4y ago
Well the question is then do you have to update the Wayland clients?
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by renox 4y ago
I should have said 'normal' correlations: if you put a black ball and a white ball in a box, if two persons pick one ball the result of their observation is correlated but there's nothing surprising here.. But in QM, it'
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by renox 4y ago
The Nobel prize was about experiments showing that QM entanglement is different from 'normal' entanglement, so I 'm not surprised.
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by renox 4y ago
Yes, that's why I think than 'checked int64' are a far better default for language integers than 'big ints', because if you overflow an int64, it's most likely a bug/an hacking attempt.
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by renox 4y ago
It's not the 'default' it's the behaviour of this allocator. This makes this allocator fast, but it should clearly be named/described I agree.
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by renox 4y ago
What's funny is that one man 'crud' is another regret: MIPS had arithmetic operations which detected integer overflow..
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by renox 4y ago
I seem to remember reading that the 'scalable' part of SVM was lost as soon as you did loop unrolling.. I hope I'm wrong though!
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by renox 4y ago
That depends on the plugins selection I guess. When I tried SpaceVim its start-up time was higher than VSCode so I uninstalled it..
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by renox 4y ago
> For some reason it's much easier to buy black or charcoal outerwear than something bright and reflective. I myself am baffled by this. That's the same thing in France especially for winter clothes, and given that night are lo
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by renox 4y ago
> Zero-terminated C strings is up there as well. I disagree here, remember that at the time some strings with length implementations used only one or two bytes for the length, this can creates lots of issues that zero terminated strings
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by renox 4y ago
While I agree with you. It's still infuriating that these (serious) flaws in C apparently can't be fixed/evolved inside the language and that instead you have to use a different language instead.. That's throwing the bab
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by renox 4y ago
I'm not an expert on this topic but: GoL cells have only a very limited number of states whereas realistic simulations have a big numbers of possible states for each cells so I doubt it's possible.
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by renox 4y ago
'black art' maybe not, overcomplicated mess? Yes! I've tried to use the docker compose command to limit the maximum number of CPUs used, I failed, even though it's possible: the support team managed to do it, but why did
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by renox 4y ago
While I agree with the author, there's an issue is that the 'semantic annotations' are centralised within each AI, so if the AI get it wrong, well though luck you can't do anything about it..
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by renox 4y ago
In theory yes, there should be an overlap as the philosophy are similar (no hidden control flow) in practice they are very different. For example Austral has no macros whereas Zig relies heavily on comptime. Austral is to Ada and Rust what
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by renox 4y ago
It's the correct word because you loose information when this happens: the size of the array is 'lost' (for 'fixed' arrays, VLA don't have sizes known by the compiler).
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by renox 4y ago
It's also very wrong for volatile: the compiler has to handle a volatile 'type' differently than regular types: you cannot 'cache' the value in a register, memory must be updated.
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by renox 4y ago
I wonder why noone is talking about the 'bufferbloat' issue, is-it a solved issue now? Can I pick any router to plug into my ISP router?
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by renox 4y ago
And C is also AFAIK the only language with a formally proven compiler CompCert C. If you used something else, you'd need to trust a lot more code .
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by renox 4y ago
I agree that C/C++ implicit conversion rules are bad, but this is why you compile with '-Wconversion'..
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by renox 4y ago
While the first part is interesting, the second part is poor. As tasty_freeze said, we have 'experiments' on mind/body: the description of the various cerebral issues linked to brain damages. Also I remember about the 'o
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by renox 4y ago
Banking? Frankly if he was after money there would easier way. He isn't a cook and he's doing a moonshot towards AGI: I say 'good luck!' That doesn't mean that I believe that his '60% change of AGI by 2030&#x27
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by renox 4y ago
I don't know, I've worked on a C++ project where most of the Ids/Index 'types' are done with typedef/using int :-( So in theory the language is statically typed but in practice case a large part of the project
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by renox 4y ago
I think you're wrong if (+ 2 3) means apply the + function with the 2 3 arguments then (Paris Berlin London) means apply the Paris function with the Berlin London arguments.. AFAIK if you want a list either you use (list a b c) or you
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by renox 4y ago
Given that you can't use quantum entanglement to send information, I fail to see where information is propagated faster than C.
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by renox 4y ago
But you know that the Bells equations for the 'spooky action at distance' are violated by QM, which they didn't. Among many other new experiments results..
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by renox 4y ago
Itself implemented in a new language not yet at version 1..
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by renox 4y ago
I wouldn't be so sure 1) managing correctly your free time isn't easy. 2) each time you meet someone you don't know if he/she's after your money..
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by renox 4y ago
While this improves safety, let's not fool ourselves, what are the critical parts of an airtrip? Takeoffs and landings. What happens if the suicidal pilot act during takeoff or landing? Plus let's not forget AF447 where a mistake

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