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by ygra 7y ago
Python still uses mark and sweep occasionally to clean up structures where reference counting fails.
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by ygra 7y ago
There was Rotor on FreeBSD. Probably more a proof of concept, but it was there.
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by ygra 7y ago
GDI+ is available on .NET Core as Mono.Drawing, I think. Windows Forms is tied to a lot of Win32, though, so GDI+ alone isn't really enough.
784.
by ygra 7y ago
Isn't extended support only for security updates?
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by ygra 7y ago
Roslyn is the compiler. There's not much of a debugger in it, is there? I mean, I guess the debugger will use Roslyn to parse watch expressions and evaluate things in the Immediate Window, but beyond that I think debugging is handled b
786.
by ygra 7y ago
Some cross-platform considerations have been built into it from the start, though. And there has been an official open-source implementation on a non-Windows platform. Perhaps more to show that it's possible than as an actual usable ar
787.
by ygra 7y ago
Middle-mouse is taken by scrolling on Windows.
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by ygra 7y ago
In the compiler I'm working on at work the integration tests have been the most useful.
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by ygra 8y ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/1605.05274 perhaps?
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by ygra 8y ago
I've read and recorded books for fun in my free time for friends and the best I could manage (on my own) was about 2 to 4 hours per hour of completed recording. From sentences I had to re-record over and over again (either due to me no
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by ygra 8y ago
> I wonder though, are there any alternatives to inscape in which you can draw graphs quickly? yEd [0] might be one. There's also an online version with (currently) a tad reduced feature set [1]. [0] https://www.yworks.co
792.
by ygra 8y ago
I've just tried out a bit with .NET Core 2.2. Baseline of the non-multithreaded variant on my machine: 1m56s Making Vector3 a struct: 1m3s Making Vector3 a readonly struct: 1m1s Making Hit and Ray a struct: 1m26s Will test more tomorro
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by ygra 8y ago
For some workloads Mono seems awfully slow. The compiler I'm maintaining at work takes about twice as long on Mono on Windows and about four times as long as Mono on Linux compared to NET. I guess NET Core would be comparable or faster
794.
by ygra 8y ago
Admittedly, the 160 was exaggerated. But as a German who does obey the speed limit, my experience seems to be that most drivers don't.
795.
by ygra 8y ago
Admittedly, 160 was exaggerated. But on stretches where there's no speed limit and you suddenly get this 80 km/h along with Stau signs, people tend to still drive 120 if there's no visible congestion. Since those dynamic limi
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by ygra 8y ago
Mostly the latter, in my experience. Germany has dynamic signage on several highways, but if the sign says 80 (even with a secondary sign notifying of traffic jams), most people will still drive 160 if it doesn't look congested yet.
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by ygra 8y ago
You could still use a TreeSet which only requires ordering and equality, but not hashing. As a side note, though, your earlier example would not be comparable via Equals, as it violates transitivity. Which is also what makes it impossible t
798.
by ygra 8y ago
Those maximum payloads are in expendable mode, though. SpaceX wants to reduce expendable launches as much as possible. For a reusable FH the numbers are substantially lower and the satellite might not have that much more mass to still fit.
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by ygra 8y ago
As someone noted already, the drone ship isn't small. Also, accuracy didn't seem to be a problem in any if the landings, as long as nothing unexpected happened, like fuel running out. Someone ok r/spacex recently compiled a d
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by ygra 8y ago
No, there isn't. Have your phone read messages aloud when in the car, but just reading something is not really that much better than trying to answer. Any time your eyes leave the road/mirrors you have a chance to miss something c
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by ygra 8y ago
How does it distinguish driver from passenger?
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by ygra 8y ago
IE11 is the last version of IE and came out in 2013. Internet Explorer as a product and brand has been dead for quite a while.
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by ygra 8y ago
Chromium has been designed to be embedded in other applications. Gecko, as far as I've heard, is a clusterfuck to get working in anything but Firefox.
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by ygra 8y ago
The microwave at work here has a start button that triples as "Start with 1 minute" and "add another minute". So most things can be accomplished with just that one button without even touching the dial.
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by ygra 8y ago
As a user I have to say I did want that. Windows Phone peaked with WP8 though, IMHO. W10M has always been weirdly buggy, inconsistent and not performing as well. I guess the two API and forced hardware changes did most to cement its demis
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by ygra 8y ago
From looking at the Github repository, it seems like the source images are SVG and the font might use either SVG or bitmaps, but not COLR/CPAL which would degrade nicely to black and white.
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by ygra 8y ago
Couldn't you just strip the tables for the color map and the additional glyphs for the other color layers? Or does Noto use bitmaps or SVGs for the colored glyphs?
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by ygra 8y ago
I understood it as such that every observation uses integral multiples of five-minute intervals.
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by ygra 8y ago
(a) How you structure larger applications into projects (assemblies) is largely your own problem. If you have a component that's intended to be used from different projects, then it sometimes makes sense that it gets its own project as
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by ygra 8y ago
300 km altitude. Should re-enter fairly quickly, unlike the Chinese satellite that has been destroyed in 2007.

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