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by syockit 4y ago
Now, if only the food packaging shows the ratio of n3:n6 fats... Is it expensive/difficult to determine them?
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by syockit 4y ago
Eating sometimes is okay, I guess. Don't forget to take supplements for the micros you're missing. Eating the same thing every day though, requires discipline. I'd get fed up eating the same thing again and again even if it&#
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by syockit 4y ago
I have a 4K display AMD Ryzen laptop (Asus ROG Flow X13 2021 edition), so yes it's actually possible. The Japanese fonts look really pretty when everything is scaled 200% (to be equivalent to 2K display). But I value real estate so I s
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by syockit 4y ago
As someone else commented in another link posted by this poster, the poster seems to be a repost bot posting every hour.
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by syockit 4y ago
You're right. I tried it here https://godbolt.org/z/457dYWfq5 and if the generic function is visible to the call site and inlineable, then the compare function can be inlined too. I didn't know this, I had al
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by syockit 4y ago
It's not obsolete. It's the Chinese pronunciation.
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by syockit 4y ago
That's probably a wrapper for BLAS/LAPACK. The majority of BLAS/LAPACK implementations use the original functions names as the reference implementation found on Netlib. The names are not in hex, but acronyms and short forms e
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by syockit 5y ago
Paired with a characters-per-line limit, 4-space indents forces you to better modularise your so that it doesn't nest too deep (which usually happens when your code is becoming too complex) so I guess that's the wisdom behind the
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by syockit 5y ago
That gives DMCA a whole new and literal meaning.
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by syockit 5y ago
> I can't remember why I moved from Firefox to Brave. You moved from Firefox to Brave because of the cosmetic change that made tabs look like buttons, detached from the content it's associated with. There were many other straws
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by syockit 5y ago
Wow, it'd make the textbooks look enterprise-y. On the other hand, if you didn't capitalise every word in the compound it'd look like German.
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by syockit 5y ago
But GGP comment was about what Microsoft added to Office in these 20 years? Why would other platforms matter?
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by syockit 5y ago
Gell-Mann amnesia.
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by syockit 5y ago
The latter. Irony is when you could save others from death, but not yourself.
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GoFundMe Policy on Fundraisers for the Legal Defense of Violent Crimes(medium.com)
13 points by syockit 5y ago|10 comments
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by syockit 5y ago
Yes, if it's used in efforts to combat climate change, e.g. powering alternative energy research, or attending climate change conferences, etc.
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by syockit 5y ago
Ha! Both of those are Microprose games! I remember mixing XCOM and Transport Tycoon music. It was really amusing when you failed an XCOM mission and the upbeat song Road Hog played, as if it's mocking your ineptitude (of course, the sa
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by syockit 5y ago
Well, if the worst comes to the worst, US can always sell its gold reserve. It has like, what, more than double the metric tonnes compared to the second country with the most holdings? We get to enjoy cheaper gold price when that happens!
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by syockit 5y ago
There's one for github drama, but it's not limited to coding.
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by syockit 5y ago
One of the more painful issues is hanging (lockup) at full CPU usage. At my workplace, initially we introduced a timeout to workaround the hang while trying to determine the cause of the hang. It happened within multithread R code. Various
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by syockit 5y ago
Just a reminder: MIT license ≠ public domain.
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by syockit 5y ago
IELTS is justifiable, as (British) English is Australia's official language. Any other European language is just them screwing with the immigrants.
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by syockit 5y ago
In case of static inline, can't the linker detect the duplicate copies and eliminate them accordingly?
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by syockit 5y ago
Where is the carbon offset going to come from?
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by syockit 5y ago
> they have pioneered robotics, process engineering, cutting edge trains, and electric/hydrogen/hybrid automotive A common theme among these technologies is that they make for lucrative business. Automotive business is big, rob
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by syockit 5y ago
Was about to comment the same. I had a severe headache this week, the second headache episode for this year. It's not chronic so it's off-topic, but I was wondering if the reason headaches are not catalogued here is because pain m
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by syockit 5y ago
Mine doesn't. It opens a search result in an embedded browser, which claims to be "powered by Chrome" when you open the three-dot menu. (Android 8.1.0)
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by syockit 5y ago
The compiler deduces that even though the statement `node = next` is inside an `if`, it is more general, so it removes both `node++` and the `if`.
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by syockit 5y ago
Off-topic but this is the first time I've seen waldo used as a verb. It's not in the Urban Dictionary, but from the way you use it I take it that it means "to find the correct thing out of the sea of so many similar things&qu
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by syockit 5y ago
The first reply was nice, in my opinion. The reply to that reply was what may have rubbed Linus the wrong way. First, he brought up an argument that didn't apply to the code in example (where the goto jumps forward but not backwards).

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