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by wrl 13y ago
Absolutely, but that's something I feel that could be implemented on top of these macros if necessary. Currently I'm using this code just for a string buffers and other arrays where the individual elements are stored in-place in t
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by wrl 13y ago
"Nice C-flavored code (there’s even ++) but look, Ma, no semicolons!" The hate for semicolons is far, far more annoying to me than semicolons ever are.
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by wrl 13y ago
A brand-new T430s worked out-of-the box with Arch. Everything came stock in the kernel, and everything worked and still works perfectly.
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by wrl 13y ago
Should you ever need said macros, I've written a set: https://github.com/wrl/wwrl/blob/master/vector.h
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by wrl 13y ago
I'm of the mind that platform-independent code should be written in either C++ or C, then compiled into the platform application as a static library. This is how it's often done with desktop applications.
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by wrl 13y ago
Yeah, no problem. Drop me an email if you make it to Evoke.
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by wrl 13y ago
Well, don't sweat it too much. Germany has its fair share of parties too, and if you don't mind the trek to Cologne there's Evoke in August ( http://www.evoke.eu/2013/ ).
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by wrl 13y ago
I was lucky enough to catch this at Revision. Phenomenal work, the 64k compos have been absurdly tough competition the past few years.
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by wrl 13y ago
If you can see the bus from the bus stop, it will probably arrive soon.
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by wrl 14y ago
I've got a circa-2009 Latitude E6400 that is still alive and kicking (save for the battery, but it lasted a solid ~3 years before it gave out). I was really impressed and convinced that Dell had stepped their game up for good, but it seems
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by wrl 14y ago
`Static methods no longer require the `static` keyword and instead are distinguished by the lack of a `self` parameter` Man, am I the only one who really doesn't like implicit things like this?
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by wrl 14y ago
Waf is also much nicer for end-users, if you're the sort who distributes source packages. It mimics the "./configure; make; make install" sequence as "./waf configure; ./waf; ./waf install".
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by wrl 14y ago
This actually looks pretty cool. Disappointed to see that there's no reference implementation available as a library, however. Is there a plan to release one?
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by wrl 14y ago
It's a POSIX convention to indicate that it's a typedef.
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by wrl 14y ago
Do you realize all your questions are really low-level details that are entirely taken care of by default APIs in quite some languages? Somebody's got to write those APIs. d0mine's questions are valid.
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by wrl 14y ago
Agree with meaty: make and knowing what you're doing is good. Occasionally, though, my needs will be more complicated than what make can handle on its own (lots of compile-time options, for example, or lots of dependency checking), and in t
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by wrl 14y ago
For what it's worth, we run into these FTDI panics with Monome devices all the time. I've called FTDI personally to discuss this with them (iirc it was about a year ago, and I'd been sending them panic reports for a solid 8 months before th
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by wrl 14y ago
Especially with the authorship in consideration, I'd like to counter with "Don't embed an HTTP server or QR code encoder/decoder in your syslogd." Glass houses, after all. ;)
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by wrl 14y ago
Beautiful because of the slow internet speeds I'd likely have to live with!
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by wrl 14y ago
Whoa, why the negativity? Dude found a bug in CPython, fixed it, and had his patch accepted. Regardless of whether he fixed the bug that you wanted fixed or not, it's always good to have more eyes and hands on a project, especially if peo
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by wrl 14y ago
Oh man, those "few shots" are beautiful. Do you have them in a higher resolution?
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by wrl 14y ago
> PLAY CALVINBALL Segmentation fault (core dumped)
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by wrl 15y ago
True also, but you won't build muscle anywhere near as quickly because you need a caloric surplus to fuel the recovery from exercise (recovery in this context means "build muscle"). The body is a complex machine, and "calories in, calories
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by wrl 15y ago
You are correct that sustained aerobic exercise burns more calories than an anaerobic activity such as weightlifting. The benefit of weightlifting in particular is that, by building more muscle, you are increasing your body's BMR (Basal Met
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by wrl 15y ago
Anybody know of tutorials aimed at a similar audience (i.e. programmers with little design background) but for GUI/UI elements/widgets?
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by wrl 15y ago
Array initializer syntax, particularly with ranges. static cmd_handler_t handlers[16] = { [0 ... 15] = handler_noop, [1] = handler_for_1, [3] = handler_for_3, [6 ... 8] = handler_for_6_through_8 }; And such
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by wrl 15y ago
I agree, the new commits use a different motif than the old ones and it definitely looks odd (especially on the code tree pages). Maybe this is the sign of a coming design refresh?
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by wrl 15y ago
My guess is that Chrome/Chromium is installed system-wide from a distribution package, and when you run it as a normal user you don't have write permission for updating it.
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by wrl 15y ago
I'm still keeping my fingers crossed that Nokia isn't betting the whole farm on WP7. They managed to drum up loads of interest in Meego with the N9 and I hope it's not the end of the line.
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by wrl 15y ago
Better false positives than false negatives. Generally, after testing positive for HIV, there are follow-up tests done to verify the result (usually with a different test from the first) and to check for t-cell count (to determine how damag

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