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rep_movsd
5y ago
Wow Look at China! 1000 people died on April 15th, 2020 and then not a single death. Imagine such an advanced country, we should all move there or adopt their form of government! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29873938
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No one died in China of Covid since April 15th 2020
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5y ago
This is a sarcastic post obviously, but I want to know how China gets away with this lies and why a site like worldometer would post this as facts.
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5y ago
It's sometimes frustrating that some exciting features take so long to get incorporated, but nowadays you can get functional experimental versions of compilers to play with and do personal projects. Things are looking up - I wish all o
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5y ago
I remember doing this - one C file with about 100 lines from #include "file001.c" to #include "file299.c" These were files from a library that used a large number of tiny files, we prefered to embed this in our project
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C++ has been trying modules, and Gabriel Dos Reis from Microsoft has gotten a pretty decent standard and implementation done. It's likely it will be added to the C++23 standard. The biggest issue seems to be "What cross compiler
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5y ago
Can you tell us what set of 64 characters it encodes to?
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The Gandhi family was all about total control and megalomania Sikh genocide in 1984 Putting the opposition in jail and declaring an emergency Ass kissing USSR and adopting "socialist" ideals - in the 60s you needed licenses to own
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5y ago
Should be `(*a)++` Noob mistake
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So whoever tries to bring prices down is "ruining livelihoods" ? What about all the people who are even poorer than the kiraana stores? They don't deserve a discount? Typical "BIG BUSINESS BAD REEEEEEE" article.
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It's funny how they term it "sacrifice" as if the British were benevolent rulers who would inspire the toughest men to fight on their behalf. More likely some kind of forced conscription or coercion. The whitewashing of Briti
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5y ago
Meh - scamster/liar par excellence https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgKWj1pn3_7hRSFIypunYog/vid...
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5y ago
I suggest reading withouthotair.com first
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Tipu is respected by a lot of people, but the genocide of Coorgis who opposed him is well known history. There are a lot of movements against historically whitewashing his rule.
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5y ago
Also performance. You may be looking at highly scaled distributed databases with thousands of concurrent users. What about the base case of one large dataset being scanned linearly or by complex joins. In its basic form an RDBMS table is li
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Some people confuse energy efficient with market viable Many products are way more expensive than the energy required to mine them. Gold, Bitcoin, Kobe Beef, etc. etc. etc. Science is not economics. You need to create a market for cruelty f
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5y ago
I don't think anything except Visual C# comes close in terms of being able to build GUIs As for cross platform mobile apps, is there even any RAD tool other than this? The reason for Delphis lack of popularity now is because the era of
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This is called the state backed banking system. Eventually they will make all your money digital. They will track everything you buy. Then at the very least they will sell your information to advertisers, and at worst retain totalitarian co
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I cant believe that people still think anything other than PoW can provide the cryptographic guarantees required for a real cryptocurrency. People need to think it through. In PoS - you stake the coin itself, which is initially worthless wh
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If you are using UNIX like environments, you are forced to remember arcane commands - after almost 25 years of using Linux, I still have to open the man page for something as ubiquitous as grep - because there's so many options and you
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You can see in the conversation screenshot that she uploaded code on Google drive at my request - my only intention was to review the code. Yes she trusted me that much - in fact there are a lot of peoples code I have reviewed and fixed. T
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Why is this flagged? How can we request unflagging? Is it all about censorship of harsh truths?
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I actually have the entire source code so I have enough evidence. Obviously I can't reveal it since it would be illegal. But she gave it to me of her own free will, and if you think 10000 lines can be SO'd then you live in a bubbl
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"What we must never forget, writing the code is just the small part, marketing and selling software is the bigger challenge. She's obviously good at that and will prevail no matter what the nit-pickers say" This is why we hav
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You just cant handle the fact that a genuine really professional girl who is a coder cant be snarky when calling out a pleb of a teenaged liar? If anything its very civil language towards a spoilt brat whose parents should be ashamed to hav
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How to make your app popular by emotional appeal
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In my experience, it's important to architect early an not be afraid of tearing everything down and rewriting it (most of it can be reused). The structure of a program gets really bad when you continue to pile more and more code on a b
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Why rely on an external tool? All someone has to do here is #include my header and write their templates with a small suffix and prefix. No need to install, configure, script and so on. Your argument is similar to saying "Why should an
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It is a hack, but what else is there eh? Going from templates to constexpr is like moving from a war zone to a forest. It's still scary and dark, but at least you know what hit you. static_printf is coming soon. The error message looks
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It's coming soon, as always. A lot of the STL is already being constexpr-ized (as Stephen T Lavalej has mentioned) This code i wrote takes about 5 seconds on gcc and 1.5 seconds on clang to compile for a 1000 node HTML template (about
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