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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
Search for the discussion about rtags. It does something similar for emacs using libclang.
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
In the Twin Cites in Minnesota, USA https://www.metrotransit.org/fares-passes has rush hours surcharge for most buses and light rail as well as more expensive express buses.
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
rtags is also using libclang for parsing, fixits, etc. Here is a demo of rtags can do with a proper emacs setup: CppCon 2015: Atila Neves "Emacs as a C++ IDE" https://youtu.be/5FQwQ0QWBTU
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
Two comments: 1. Something between taxis and buses could theoretically be viable. 2. Many cities already have rush hour fees on public transportation (or equivalently discounts for off-peak passes) so some price differentiation in bus lines
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
Is this like https://github.com/Andersbakken/rtags but for vscode? Any key differences?
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
There are some questionable statements like "Since the code gets directly combined to machine code, therefore, the binaries become portable." Compiling to machine code like C does not lead to portability. I thought Go programs can
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
Thanks for the update. I didn't know that the change was happening so fast. I left the US about 10 years ago but when back in California and Minnesota during last years I barely saw any roundabouts. I don't remember seeing a singl
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
Why would you suspect Romanians in particular in Iceland? Why not citizens from other European countries who as have relatively many road fatalities per capita? I am usually most worried about Americans since many have little experience wit
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
Thanks for your answers. If you feel up tackling my first question, I have tried to clarify it: I was referring to statistical variance of latencies listed in the blog post: 50% 95% 99% 99.9% 99.99% 66µs .5ms .5ms .5ms 1 ms More concretely
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
I have some related questions about the latency: 1. Where is the latency variance coming from? (Garbage collection? Network stack?) 2. Between which two points are you measuring it? 3. What would the variance look like if using two processi
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
The Clang C++ compiler will warn if the switch is not exhaustive.
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
Does this novelty driven research decline once tenure has been obtained? I would like tenured researchers to take on risks, long term projects and investigations that many companies will not, regardless they pursue novelty.
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
Sometimes the O'Reilly Data Show https://www.oreilly.com/topics/oreilly-data-show-podcast get a bit deep. Try a few epsiodes.
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
I almost signed at a software company working with interesting maintenance optimization for big machines, like trains or helicopters. Up until the final meeting with the CEO, I was promised that I could stay out of the military applications
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
The linked to page only shows C and not C++.
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
From time to time, I'v enjoyed Spotify's blog: https://labs.spotify.com/
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
This film is the flip side of some left leaning people saying Sweden is paradise because of more heavily subsidized child care, health care and public transportation. The film is heavy anecdotal stories and not much about statistics or econ
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by snowAbstraction 9y ago
Our taxes should be democratically decided so they should not be extortion, at least not on average. But maybe they are not democratically decided. I know it isn't feasible for many people, due to things like family ties, but moving to
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by snowAbstraction 10y ago
Nice site. It could do with some language processing like stemming so searches for "algorithm" and "algorithms" give the identical results.
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by snowAbstraction 10y ago
How does Mlpack relate to tensorflow?
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by snowAbstraction 12y ago
My first brush with assembly was for mode X. I remember bliting bitmaps with transparency.