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by stkdump 2y ago
I don't think this is true. The target audience of the ISO standard is the implementers of compilers and other tools around the language. Even the people involved in creating it make that clear by publishing other material like the cor
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by stkdump 2y ago
There are also people who write COBOL for a living. What you say is not relevant at all for 99.99% of C++ code written today. Also, all compilers can be configured to be non-standard compliant in many different ways, the classic example bei
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by stkdump 2y ago
You are aware that D and rust and all the other languages this is being compared to don't even have an ISO standard, right?
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by stkdump 2y ago
I mean practically speaking in C++ we have (it just hasn't made it to the standard): 1. char 8 bit 2. short 16 bit 3. int 32 bit 4. long long 64 bit 5. arithmetic is 2s complement 6. IEEE floating point (float is 32, double is 64 bit)
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by stkdump 2y ago
Can you elaborate on this? It is my understanding that electors are not allowed to change the vote based on anything like being more informed or something similar. Is this wrong? Or did the mechanics of the election change so much over time
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by stkdump 2y ago
I tested it with my phone and got similar results: I got only 9 out of the 21 QR codes to work. I don't know why you think such a finding should not be mentioned here.
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by stkdump 2y ago
Tesla is struggling and its CEO is stuck on social media.
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by stkdump 2y ago
Portability isn't just about use of non-standard features. It is in general about the reliance on such features. In simdjson there is a fallback implementation without any assembly, making the project as a whole portable. You could do
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by stkdump 2y ago
That means that any such code is not portable across compilers anymore. It is effectively written in a non-standard C dialect, because it requires a language extension to work correctly.
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by stkdump 2y ago
There is exactly one country on earth that has found a permanent storage for its nuclear waste. For all we know Germany might still be amoung the first countries to find one.
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by stkdump 2y ago
That sounds like the very definition of a waterfall development process.
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by stkdump 2y ago
A human is ~1 meter, 1e2 kilograms and 1e9 seconds.
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by stkdump 2y ago
My physics prof said g is actually a vector field. Because the acceleration has a direction and both magnitude and direction vary from point to point.
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by stkdump 2y ago
I guess if you are a multibillion dollar company, you can keep that in the bank (stock buybacks or whatever) or invest. So the question isn't really if AI is overhyped or not at the moment. The question is really do you know anything b
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by stkdump 2y ago
I guess it is a consensus like `goto considered harmful` or `numbering should start at zero`, which is not a perfect consensus, but as much of a consensus as you can reach for such a disparate community.
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by stkdump 2y ago
For me it changes reliably on every reconnect, but there are no forced reconnects, and I now have my router not restarting basically ever since I am on openwrt and am done with setting everything up.
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by stkdump 2y ago
Yes makes sense, in the long run it should make their life easier. I just suspect that the move itself was a big effort. But probably they can afford that nowadays.
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by stkdump 2y ago
But the firmware runs directly on the hardware, right? So they effectively rearchitected their system to move what used to be 'above' the kernel to 'below' the kernel, which seems like a huge effort.
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by stkdump 2y ago
This is all correct, but missing the higher order. Most investors will not take out the dividends, but reinvest them. A few might sell, because they are in retirement. But assuming that the retired people make up a small part of investors,
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by stkdump 2y ago
What confuses me is languages that can split statements over multiple lines as long as certain conditions are met (such as the break occours inside braces). I rather have a semicolon at the end of the statement to make it more explicit.
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by stkdump 2y ago
Oh, good for you! I guess there is a sizable population even with software developers for whom money is some concern. I mean I can't be the only one...
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by stkdump 2y ago
I doubt that you can make it faster on the GPU than on CPU when utilizing SIMD, reason being that you are actually doing something close to trivial upon looking at each byte in sequence. So you transfer it from CPU memory to GPU memory in o
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by stkdump 2y ago
I guess since state is fully encoded inside a single state variable and of course the output counts, it would be trivially simple to switch between multiple input streams and incrementally count words in each of them as new data arrives.
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by stkdump 2y ago
I'm wondering if you could easily build the state machine quickly at startup time. Unless it is a multi byte encoding it should be trivial.
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by stkdump 2y ago
It's not like the Air is half the price of the Framework.
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by stkdump 2y ago
Right, move Spains clean energy east, this is what I said. Also move Norways clean energy south.
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by stkdump 2y ago
Please re-read my comment. France's relatively small renewable fleet flooding their home market is a solution in search of a problem. If the goal is to decarbonize Germany in times of low renewable production inside Germany then we nee
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by stkdump 2y ago
It is likely that the times where French renewables flood the market roughly coincide with the times where German renewables flood the market, which where 60% of the supply even in the winter. The few remaining times where that isn't t
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by stkdump 2y ago
Inflation adjusted the 1B (with 512MB, which was the only available variant) was slightly more expensive than the 5 with 2GB at their respective release. The price "increase" is that 4 and 8GB models are available at all and most
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by stkdump 2y ago
As far as I can tell prices in Germany are better than in the US, and broadband while not stellar is fine. My home internet is 500/100 speed and costs 35€ (with unlimited data and calls to landline and mobile numbers, for whatever that

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