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5y ago
I guess the point is "just don't get caught, at least until the lie does not matter. be wary of the stakes when you lie"
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It is even weirder if it is an employee. What kind of employee has access to both code and payment data?
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5y ago
There are archieves
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5y ago
Small allocations are allocated using sbrk and never truly freed. Larger ones use mmap which gets freed. Guess the solution would be either preallocating/reserving everything, or maybe using custom allocators that works with bigger chu
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5y ago
Imo does not approach the simplicity of sleep sort: https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Sorting_algorithms/Sleep_sort Also I am pretty sure I saw this algorithm before. Doesn't it have a name?
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5y ago
Can I patent/trademark the contents of Library of Babel ( https://libraryofbabel.info/ ) and then sue everyone?
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5y ago
I think Minecraft changed the definition a little. Before Minecraft, a voxel was just a 3d pixel. Imagine drawing a single pixel using on paint, a voxel engine does that in a 3d space. A Minecraft voxel is much more complicated than a pixel
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5y ago
Wow, very impressive. Made me remember this, which is one of favorites: http://www.advsys.net/ken/voxlap.htm It has destructible scenes, physics and even some gameplay. Much smaller & simpler scenes and not as good
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5y ago
Semi related xkcd: https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/packages.png
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5y ago
Phones (at least android ones, don't know about apple ones) allow you to change your keyboard and there are all kind of keyboards. I was using a "swipe" keyboard before, looks (and can work) similar to a normal keyboard but y
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5y ago
That is cat videos
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5y ago
And you can't change your biometrics, at least not as easily. So it can be used as an identifier as well and also can be used to match you in between databases.
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5y ago
The new metrics for server performance is "unique buzzwords per paragraph". If you don't write a 4 page blog post with at least 4-5 ubpp then it is shit.
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5y ago
Expecting a new graduate/junior to stay at the same (probably his first) company for 4-6 years seems a bit optimistic. The companies often pay shit to such people and even if they excel at what they do, that additional +X% performance
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5y ago
They are a cost to other developers as well. If one person is not able to (or choose not to) handle the tasks he is assigned to then he is a burden on others. Not to mention others' tasks can have dependency to that person's. In m
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5y ago
Consider this: x = if_then_else(condition, calc1(), calc2()) Here it will call both calc1 and calc2 even though it will ignore one depending on condition. They might be expensive operations, or might have side effects that you don&
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5y ago
"Dismiss this pop up to agree our new terms!"
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5y ago
They overhauled their mobile version quite recently, dropping support for most extension. And they did a similar thing a while ago for desktop version There are probably good reasons for such changes but users it is "hey, the thing I d
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5y ago
And then you have the issue of not having types. consider this void my_bar_class_type::bar(my_bar_type<my_bar_type_2>::my_bar_inside_type paramater); and you are calling something like myObject->bar(mySecondObject.getWh
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5y ago
The optimizer will delete bar() if FOO is a manifest constant that is not 3. Yes, but the compiler won't delete it and complain if bar is not defined. if constexpr is not a direct replacement for if macro
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5y ago
Op probably means cpp, where it is indeed undefined behavior. not sure about c. I doubt that if this would cause a "my game does not work on XXX" though. Is there really a compiler out there that will handle such abuse differently
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I started reading Horus Heresy thanks to those fan videos, I am not interested in miniatures or tabletop game but the lore sounded interesting. I don't understand why they are trying to kill their chances at free advertising, if not fo
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5y ago
Here is a video on them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90ihiTwJPCc
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> Divisibility by even primes and primes ending in 5 is left as an exercise for the reader. haha, took me a second i must admit
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5y ago
I am using https://github.com/yuliskov/SmartTubeNext and it is pretty good.
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6y ago
I don't think what has been done here is comparable to other forms of "finding vulnerabilities". Linux and everyone else would be happy if people find vulnerabilities in their code and report them back. And it is not like lin
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6y ago
I don't think the removal of those patches means the changes will be immediately pushed to public. If they are breaking anything it is develop branch and surely they will review all those patches and will merge the good ones back befor
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6y ago
they are re-reviewing the patches and will be accepting them back if they look fine, it is not really blindly rejecting them all
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6y ago
I too suffer from an extremely high intelligence.
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6y ago
I find it unplayable without a speed/stamina mod tbh. Morrowind's 'fast travel' system feels like a drawback since it makes you skip the content/world. I generally start using stuff like silt striders after taking t
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