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Erlangen
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Comment #48795436
You said "ranges and algorithms", but you didn't copy the third function which actually uses library. inline double ranges_pipeline(std::span xs) noexcept { auto costs = xs | std::…
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Comment #47244031
You have write access to this git repo as a first time contributor. You are likely the owner of this repo as well. You made a pull request not from your own fork, but from a separa…
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Comment #47225478
I delayed upgrade to IPadOS 26.3 til reddit users shared on /r/ipad that its performance was on par with older version now. However, once I upgrade, the performance issues and bugs…
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Comment #46879369
> Notably, the first scan of this URL on the VirusTotal platform occurred in late September, by a user from Taiwan. Could this be the attacker? The scan happened before the hack wa…
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Comment #46768046
It even censors contents related to GDR. I asked a question about travel restriction mentioned in Jenny Erpenbeck's novel Kairos, it displayed a content security warning as well.
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Comment #46551370
> Every mammal on this planet instinctively develops a natural equilibrium with the surrounding environment but you humans do not. Though it's an interesting quote, I have to disag…
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Comment #46347305
Another mistake is to place "The Road"(Cormac McCarthy) under "On the Road"(Jack Kerouac).
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Comment #43600960
Hi, Alex. Is there anyway to browser the ebooks filtered by languages? I tried to find some texts in French, but it doesn't seem to have any.
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Comment #40705140
Similar case with tp-link routers, https://websec.ca/publication/advisories/root-shell-tplink-w...
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Comment #40488539
I am interested. I learned some basic 8086 assembly during university, read some books on reverse engineering, but never went anywhere further. BTW, are you working on a open sourc…
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Comment #38941046
The paper on archive: https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.06844
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Comment #37322646
@dang, could you use this link instead?
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Comment #37186141
Demos still work with umatrix plugin on. It requires script from unpkg and msecnd(microsoft domain), but not baidu.
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Comment #37022590
"upstreamed"? Is this feature developed by Microsoft?
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Comment #36928807
I thought libreboot applied to rejoin GNU project long time ago. I remember reading it on /r/reddit. What happened afterwards? https://old.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/66tpiy/propos…
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Comment #36148935
Isn't it a misnomer to call it a "compiler"? Even it's github README says otherwise, > distcc is not itself a compiler, but rather a front-end to the GNU C/C++ compiler (gcc), or a…
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Comment #36136279
I could only find this. So it's definitely a different company. > Paragon Solutions doesn’t have a website. There’s very little information at all about them online, even if the Te…
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Comment #35504899
Is this a fork and continuation of coreos? Tracking down the git log, a lot of commits were made by coreos and redhat employees.
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Comment #33844586
The videos are pre-recorded, but after the video there is a live Q&A section. Come and join the IRC channel. It's a lot of fun.
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Comment #33331760
The power of HN! There were 9 sponsors on github for Daniel Mendler, when I finished filling my sponsorship info, the number increased to 12. This survey really helps.
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Comment #33110726
I had to scroll my mouse many, many times to read all the specs. It's much easier to read them on gsmarena instead. https://www.gsmarena.com/google_pixel_7-11903.php