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by turndown 6y ago
Ah, I see; I am not an expert in this field so it isn't really clear to me why that information would be needed; the assembly is already being emitted? Is it because functions that will take ints(which will inevitably recieve them from
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First, I just have to say what an amazing resource this is. Thanks! But I do have two questions, the first of which has literally burned a hole in my brain since I read your tutorial: When you emit the instructions to the buffer, I noticed
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In this context, what do you mean by sparse? Simply that similar data is not packed together?
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The explanation they provided(or perhaps this was for another kind of digested coffee bean from a kind of monkey??) was that it eliminated the bitterness that comes with drinking coffee.
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I don't drink coffee, and probably never will, but I remember listening to a podcast once where two coffee drinkers who derided the whole "eat coffee beans shit out by a civet" idea tried it and said it was the best coffee t
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A Trump supported trying to talk to me about the importance of precedent? That'll be the day, that'll be the day. You don't get to support a person who has flouted every precedent they could find in their four years in of
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>If the President of the United States is saying something, it is my right and duty to hear exactly what that is, verbatim, so I can appropriately participate in our democracy. Sure, you do have that right, it is only that it is not the
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by turndown 6y ago
The idea that Twitter or Facebook are forced to be the propoagators of anyone's speech is false. Instead, all users are subject to the same EULA and TOS, and likewise, are judged in terms of the content they post, not their political l
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Either the title is incorrect or the OP has linked the incorrect github page on this user's account. [0] seems to be written by the same person, and generally covers what the current title claims. 0. https://github.com/
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An amazing arist. I will have One Beer for him. RIP
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The second half of #2 qualifies as fine art to my meager artistic abilities.
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1 is situational, there are good and there are bad macro systems, implicit variable declarations are terrible, but beyond forced typecasting on operators(which maybe be impossible to avoid) I don't think overloading operators for non-a
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You are right, that slide is very interesting indeed. I wonder what it is about the different languages that triggers the brain to use different regions?
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I only know Rust well enough to read simple programs, and I had no problem reading your example.
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I thought this was an amazing article; thank you for writing it.
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From your method of half responses I can see immediately why you were banned from the Zig community; I expect the next thing I will hear about Zen is its eventual closure. Also, 89 out of 10k commits makes you a footnote, not a major contri
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by turndown 6y ago
Of course, I don't deny that, what I'm asking is about the code that was incorporated into your project from Zig after version 0.3, such as async/await, mentioned in this very post. I contributed to Zig by not forking it for
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by turndown 6y ago
What is your statement about the fact that Zen clearly takes code from Zig post fork? Do you not find it - extremely - hypocritical that you are using thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of lines of someone elses code for free while als
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>There also doesn't appear to be any indisputable evidence that officially dates the Great Pyramids and the Sphinx to the purported time period of around 2,500 BC, the age of Khufu. The fact that there isn't any Predynastic pot
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I definitely agree with your central point that anyone can use any ideology to endorse their own personal beliefs, but it also has to be said that giving the same weight to the feelings of a person versus actual fact, spoken by an expert, i
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I had never even thought of main recursion before, so I tested it out. It worked fine in both C and C++; am I misunderstanding something?
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I agree that what we are arguing here is subjective, if only because in this portion of business there is little that is clear cut. Ideally, Apple would charge a fee proportional to what it costs to hosts the apps on their store, software v
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>Epic can walk away and deprive Apple of hundreds of millions of dollars of revenue. Epic can increase their prices. Epic can accept the margins. And Apple could be honest brokers and not skim off the top of something they are only super
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Of course, there is a sixth option, in which they sue Apple for their behavior ;). Regardless, Epic is the underdog here, because they are at the beck and call of Apple no matter how you view the situation: Apple controls everything. Also,
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All companies are hypocrits, but I will say that the difference here is that there are other options if you want to publish your game - as I'm sure you know. If Apple offered other avenues for publishing apps then I think there would b
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Agreed, I gave up on reading the article it was so bad.
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"... which we dutifully crush, as is tradition."
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I think the list is interesting in a cultural sense, but I agree that the way it works is disturbing to say the least. Consider the discussion post for Phillip Mountbatten[0] for the kind of enlightened discussion the site hosts... 0: http
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All glory is fleeting.[0] 0: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPiH-LBna5I
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Say you have eight books of equal size on a shelf. It's easy to put these eight books on another shelf of equal size or larger. If you have a shelf holding thirytwo books, it is impossible to fit them all on the smaller shelf, so it&#x

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