sargstuff

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   by sargstuff 5y ago

   Problem isn't "whether languages with proper type inference can deduce HTKs". The issue for rust is in allowing HTKs; can the same rust language guardrails be guaranteed. C++ allows one to get at the underlying "bit patt
2. 1382.▲
   by sargstuff 5y ago

   Ok, trying to clarify/narrow down what the usual undergrad/grad level of depth is with what's provided, so reply doesn't seem a bit crude/off-topic. It's hard to do recommendations without defining/clarify
3. 1383.▲
   by sargstuff 5y ago

   such as https://medium.com/@likid_geimfari/the-list-of-interesting-o...
4. 1384.▲
   by sargstuff 5y ago

   "future technologies" is pretty wide open. aka could start a separate ycominator companion site and still leave out a lot. ;) One helpful approach I'd use would be to use a search engine(s) to help narrow down the focus a b
5. 1385.▲
   by sargstuff 5y ago

   pathological reality hint 2: if a character is stored in max size integer, is the 3rd left most bit always a constant value?
6. 1386.▲
   by sargstuff 5y ago

   pathological reality hint: what does reversing the endianness in the example do to the solution?
7. 1387.▲
   by sargstuff 5y ago

   bit long winded, in order to lead to answer without providing answer. issue: trying to cover all bases when matching up theory (generalization/abstraction) and reality (specification/implimentation) always depends on the terminal