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Guess the real reason may also provoke anger in some passengers. You can argue with attendants if you know that crew did it, you can't really argue with a plane or forces of nature. For those passengers providing fake reason would ensu
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Okay, HN strips not only U+2026 but three simple dots as well. Wonder how to show that a part was erased between "valid" and "without" in the title then.
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Our theory of gravity is valid without dark matter or dark energy
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> on Linux the maximum pipe buffer size is 64kB Note that you can increase pipe buffer, I think default maximum size is usually around 1MB. A bit tricky to do from command line, one possible implementation being https://unix.s
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Got 7.89 on laptop with Core Ultra 155H in battery mode, 17.9 in AC mode. Zenfone 10 shows 7.75. All in Firefox.
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For $999 nowadays you can get 13" Acer with Core Ultra 155H, 16GB RAM, and 1TB memory https://www.acer.com/us-en/laptops/swift/swift-go/pdp/NX.KP0... In $999 13" M2 Air you get 8GB Unified
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I don't notice anything unusual in that sense on MSI laptop with Linux. I start pinching, browser immediately performs gradual zoom. Swiping with 3 fingers immediately starts a "desktop switch" which is controlled by my movem
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What is your battery life expectation? Genuine question, did not use Macs at all. I've recently bought new MSI with a Core Ultra 7 155h, just finished making Linux work on it, seems that without turbo boost (set it up with TLP) it mana
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Last VTune release was three months ago, can you elaborate?
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But since it died, the only one Python getting any changes now is Python 3, so the "3" part may be viewed as redundant now.
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> Emit way less gotos, ideally none I vaguely remember two questions regarding this when a "No More Gotos" paper was published: 1. What if programmer did use gotos, and without them you can't really map code structure to l
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Usually such things are called lifters. Wonder how this tool compares to other existing LLVM IR lifters, such as remill[0] and rellume[1]. 0: https://github.com/lifting-bits/remill 1: https://github.com/
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> 63 fps on Cyberpunk 2077 which when it came out was "unplayable but on the most powerful PCs" is incredibly impressive without a GPU. Cyberpunk got a ton of (performance) fixes after release, so not exactly relevant.
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> non-existent -196C SC What do you mean? Copper oxide superconductors are known and made for more than 30 years.
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https://www.viewstats.com/@sssniperwolf/channelytics -77m views on December 15, removing bot views? Choosing 7 days here gives a negative revenue - now I wonder what happens when somebody got paid and then a lot of vie
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3y ago
Usually compilers default to the ISA they were built on. In the case of Clang this is controlled by LLVM_DEFAULT_TARGET_TRIPLE cmake option - maybe a weird mix of options occurred where Clang for armv6 was built on armv7 but the default tri
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Small correction: -ffat-lto-objects was meant to be added to Clang 17 but after it was finally done there was not enough time to properly test before release. It is implemented though and works in trunk so should be available in Clang 18.
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Seems to be the same concept as in https://gamozolabs.github.io/fuzzing/2018/10/14/vectorized_e... , cool!
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Perhaps cache effects. If one instance has relatively large memory footprint, then two instances will compete for L3 cache. One moment they may share some common memory or just not use much memory and work fast, next moment they will work o
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I should clarify that my friends and I are Russian citizens. I can imagine that entering USA is easier for an Irish citizen but I've heard not once or twice about Russian/Chinese/... speakers that were not able to get visa in
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I think 10 years visas are for some "friendly" countries, others get 3 year visas if no 221g procedure was involved.
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There is also a specific subset of this problem named "USA conferences on themes from Technology Alert List" with common examples being information security conferences like DEFCON or BlackHat. Just mentioning such conference duri
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I usually use panes to do things in the same folder or related to the same purpose but which I want/need in different shells. Possible example is visual comparing files or outputs. Also useful when you run some monitoring in another sh
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On reloading scores are shown for a split second, interesting. Turning off ad blocker does not help, seems to be some JS inside the page. Edit: looks like MO added an option to hide rep which is turned on by default. You can find it in achi
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Observations merging is interesting question. Simplest thing to do may be to show enemy unit as it is seen by our unit closest to them (here we just use "real" distance in internal game's coordinates). In other words, Voronoi
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In ordinary strategies you already have an assumption of immediate information transfer from unit to player - you see what each unit is seeing. This can be kept so you will see you units moving in real time but as things get further from yo
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Dubai had some problems with sewage system capacity so using sewage trucks was necessary but it was not about Burj Khalifa. See https://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/52204/is-the-se...
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> shaves off 300 bytes from the release binary I wonder if it should be "kilobytes", 300 bytes are nothing considering that fs block size is usually 4KB.
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Do you run it on 4 cores simultaneously as the author did?
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> RDTSC is directly influenced by frequency scaling Unfortunate wording, RDTSC itself is not influenced by frequency scaling, it has constant frequency on modern CPUs after all. Your video nicely shows that RDTSC delta is influenced by C
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