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by xxs 11mo ago
>Generic erasure is a giant pain in the rear Personally, I don't get the sentiment. Yeah, decompiling might not produce the original source code, which is fair. It's possible to generate code using invokeDynamic and what not -
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by xxs 11mo ago
>Seems like an obvious direction, even just to infer variable names. when debugging symbols are included (sort of the default) the local variables are already present; LLM would be the last thing I'd consider
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by xxs 11mo ago
dynamic class loading is a major issue, and it's an integral feature. Realistically, there are very few cases that AOT and Java make sense.
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by xxs 11mo ago
>Out in the country, you still don't really need brighter headlights. Animals and pedestrians (along with pot holes) are the prime reason.
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by xxs 11mo ago
> around building in the USA and it being an imperative of US place in the world ...and China bad (incl. military supremacy). I wonder how much more obvious it should be.
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by xxs 11mo ago
>Also the company seems to be well-connected to the Trump-admin. Which I guess could be a good thing? In terms of real-world results -- highly unlikely. In terms of funding - for sure.
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by xxs 11mo ago
that's so beyond obviously a sarcastic remark. In that regard I'd consider a vast majority of the humans totally capable of detecting dead pan sarcasm both in spoken and written speech.
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by xxs 11mo ago
Governments don't change constitutions pretty much anywhere. More also constitution changes are notoriously hard from requiring 75% of parliament votes, to 66% in two consecutive parliament assemblies (need to pass an election), and al
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by xxs 11mo ago
>with my kids and family. if you have an AMD GPU, Linux Mint does everything 'gaming' - on top of installation, bluetooth and printing(!) better than Windows
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by xxs 11mo ago
>with my kids and family. if you have an AMD GPU, Linux Mint does everything - including installation, bluetooth and printing(!) better than Windows
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by xxs 11mo ago
but it has 'steam' in the name. So the target is the steam audience already. >Microsoft could've done it, but they chose to make a console. Missed the one, they did try with the rebranding of 'xbox'
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by xxs 11mo ago
Pretty much anything that has any video uses the library (incl. youtube)
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by xxs 11mo ago
They can't - it's LGPL 2.1. So the fork would be public essentially.
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by xxs 11mo ago
you cut the statement in the middle, it's very obviously in terms of bytecode as we talk about bytecode generation.
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by xxs 11mo ago
Yes, very much is... return is not a single statement or a single opcode. the call to f() is returned on the stack, that's assigned to some local variable via istore, there is no 'ireturn', yet. Then the g() method is called
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by xxs 11mo ago
finally stuff is executed prior to the 'return'; effectively it's placed before the 'return' statement. So it's quite obvious.
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by xxs 11mo ago
try/finally is effectively try/catch(Throwable) with copy all the code of the finally block prior to exiting the method. (Java doesn't have a direct bytecode support for 'finally') Nothing that cursed. It compiles t
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by xxs 11mo ago
well it's 'el reg', so that's by design (the comment section)
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by xxs 11mo ago
>Does it stress you to read ++i over i++? Of course not, I do use both. Admittedly i++ is a lot more common in Java, and for loops i++ is the standard idiom. Not using the standard idiom usually implies less practice, e.g. str.indexOf(&#
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by xxs 1y ago
thanks a ton! I did read it as GMT-7... I had to recheck it (just in case). Mia maxima culpa!
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by xxs 1y ago
>You can't really ascertain how good I am at speaking, for an obvious example. That comma, gives you away. The commas (and punctuation in general) in English are rather special in a way they convey the spoken language rather than de
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by xxs 1y ago
To learn nuances, spoken language is quite important. I am not a translator and English is not my 1st language (technically) - I'd have no issues 'hopping' on a call.
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by xxs 1y ago
That's not necessary true. Regardless the response is totally trash and the timezone (US west coast) likely doesn't help, either Also I'd expect if a person volunteers as translator they'd be pretty decent at speaking.
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by xxs 1y ago
> I've tried using gemini recently for an advice on how to make some tricky cuts. C'mon, just use the CNC. Seriously though, what kind of cuts?
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by xxs 1y ago
at that point (and in general) you'd like to use Schottky ones. MOSFETs are an option for low extra efficiency.
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by xxs 1y ago
I'd also strongly support the notion - the article is very US centric, It feels overly concerned about being a host, providing close to a formal experience and expectations for/from the guests, too.
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by xxs 1y ago
Without vodka?
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by xxs 1y ago
perhaps... yet, Java doesn't have a definition for temporary variables
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by xxs 1y ago
true that, thanks!
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by xxs 1y ago
1st) you use ++def in a loop, don't be weird; 2nd) if 'abc' is to be used in the loop body, define in the loop, e.g. for (int def = 7, abc =3; ...); 3rd) this is an IntelliJ bug - both 'def' and 'abc' in t

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