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by sixthDot 2y ago
Excellent, the rules can be hyper linked [1] ! My PL documentation relies on that, hence why I'm stuck with code blocks and formal EBNF..., gotta try this product instead [1]: https://katef.github.io/kgt/doc/g
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by sixthDot 2y ago
> Once you try to build anything beyond a toy, it quickly becomes chaos. Of course the chaos is not caused by, "very hypotheticaly" let's say, a compiler or maybe a language without modules. How would you estimate that ? 2
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by sixthDot 2y ago
Yes we speak about the same thing.
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by sixthDot 2y ago
> Curiously, the mega-settlements of the Trypillia culture suddenly disappear from the archaeological record around 5400 years ago. In fact, populations decrease all across Northern Europe to such an extent that the period has become kno
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by sixthDot 2y ago
yeah that looks stupid. I just said that this theory exists. It's related to the fact that "we dont know what the Luga was for". As often, when people dont know exactly, they imagine things. That's all. I'm amused ;
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by sixthDot 2y ago
I know. Everybody knows. There was a test. During this test they managed to highlight a serious design flaw ;) It's clear, it's documented. What I say is that eventually a marginal frame of people dont believe that fact and instea
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by sixthDot 2y ago
Yeah... those are the "constants value" generators... those who initally were shipped with non-magnetic pins, those of the "prank".
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by sixthDot 2y ago
> So little is known That's also why there's even a conspiracy theory about the Duga. It obviously hasn't been proved but the idea is that the Chernobyl reactor accident would be a U.S sabotage targeting the Duga.
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by sixthDot 2y ago
yes, that was well understood. A country decides to filter because the least poor citizen, those who have internet access, prefer to gamble online to make money.
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by sixthDot 2y ago
> if (auto [to, ec] = std::to_chars(p, last, 42)) I'm not into plusplus, however i'm curious. How the tuple get evaluated to a condition ? is that lowered to if `to && ec` ?
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by sixthDot 2y ago
> online gambling (39 per cent) well well well. People on HN will be surprised to know that the internet is a complete shit hole. "I thought the internet was made for the good of humanity".
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by sixthDot 2y ago
Like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Witch_bottle . Casually found in walls.
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by sixthDot 2y ago
> I do not know why the JMP is not just a RET, however. The jump seems generated by the expansion of the `ASM_CLAC` macro, which is supposed to change the EFLAGS register ([1], [2]). However in this case the expansion looks like it does
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by sixthDot 2y ago
Anyway, kill the DST with fire.
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by sixthDot 2y ago
I feel miserable as I only check 4 or 5 criterions over 8000.
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by sixthDot 2y ago
Yes that loads here too, after 1 minute, however that's suspiciously slow. I bet on a scalibity issue, i.e gg docs not made for that.
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by sixthDot 2y ago
Nice, I usually use https://www.fakenamegenerator.com/ to find names on forums. Compared to yours, I like the fact that it gives a first and last name. For example I just get "Arngrímur Nikulásson" (Finnish-Swedis
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by sixthDot 2y ago
good question. That should go from -60 to 0. Oh well let's say from -80 to 0 ;)
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by sixthDot 2y ago
I cant believe it, I thought IA would be only used to make the humanity progress.
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by sixthDot 2y ago
> Range expressions in a “for-range” loop may now be iterator functions, such as func(func(K) bool). I guess the return means "should I `break`".
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by sixthDot 2y ago
E Don Lancaster
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by sixthDot 2y ago
The title was curious to me because I expected more a post about the `intersects` function, e.g the pip algorithm... turns out it's more about the complexity involved by the number of objects to test, which in the end is also interesti
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by sixthDot 2y ago
Might be slightly OT, but let's go. I think that this highly relates to how translations units are organized in a software project. At some point I think that mutual dependency is not a problem as long as the units form a unique "
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by sixthDot 2y ago
Very true. Working on a proglang is more like running a marathon than a 100 meters. Another thing that would surprise people is that how few complex data structures or subtil algorithms are required. For example in styx-lang, my little reta
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by sixthDot 2y ago
They stay in the hole of the black snake.
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by sixthDot 2y ago
well, remember that Sonic Foundry was acquired by Sony.
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Ask HN: Why the heck foobillar is still not translated to Rust
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by sixthDot 2y ago
and blowing to the outside
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by sixthDot 2y ago
what a quack
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by sixthDot 2y ago
allocation is not construction, and deallocation is not destruction. The two steps are oftently executed sequentially but if you think that they are the same you'll end up with leaks, e.g at the level of the operating system (e.g GDI h

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