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Kranar
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Comment #45522275
This is untrue, algorithms measure time complexity classes based on specific operations, for example comparison algorithms are cited as typically O(n * log(n)) but this refers to t…
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Comment #45470901
Vlang uses tcc though...
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Comment #45470893
Three of those are forks to upstream back to the main repo, and one of them is dead.
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Comment #45458032
People said the same thing about so many other online services since the 90s. The issue is that you're imagining ChatGPT as it exists right now with your current use case but just …
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Comment #45407715
Every service I know of explicitly bans this practice, so unless you can employ the cleaner full time then if they accept your arrangement they risk getting fired.
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Comment #45407344
It's a common misconception that std::shared_ptr is thread safe. The counter is thread safe, but the actual shared_ptr itself can not be shared across multiple threads. There is no…
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Comment #45379006
Rules changed in 2003, but until then medical residency programs routinely had doctors working 100+ hours a week or longer. In 2003 a cap of 80 hours a week was instituted along wi…
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Comment #45377168
> If only it were so easy as writing more makes you a better writer! One commonly repeated piece of advice that almost all successful authors state is to write a lot, a lot, a lot.…
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Comment #45324460
You think a business pays money out of a sense of "social loyalty"? Companies don't need to offer severance to prevent ex employees from spilling business secrets, doing so is a cr…
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Comment #45324019
Then she would get no money either.
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Comment #45324005
Severance is a financial gain. You don't have to accept it.
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Comment #45281906
I quoted the specific statement that I refuted.
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Comment #45281426
>You can compute a number that is equal to BB(n), but you can't prove that it is the right number you are looking for. You can't categorically declare that something is unprovable.…
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Comment #45280861
Sure, but this isn't one of them.
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Comment #45280408
That's a misinterpretation of what the article says. There is no actual bound in principle to what can be computed. There is a fairly practical bound which is likely BB(10) for all…
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Comment #45280274
This is true in general for every mathematical proof in ZFC (and even in more powerful theories). The decision problem "Given a formula F and an integer n, is there a ZFC proof of …
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Comment #45280157
Plenty of companies have gone bankrupt or lost a great deal of credibility due to a single bug or single failure. I don't see why CrowdStrike would be any different in this regard.…
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Comment #45226426
Being granted a patent does not make it enforceable. Prior art is a defense against patent litigation.
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Comment #45215330
Clang modules are nothing like what got standardized. Clang modules are basically a cleaned up and standardized form of precompiled headers and they absolutely speed up builds, in …
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Comment #45184624
Visas can come with a bunch of rules attached to them about what you can or can't do in the host country, and those rules can get kind of tricky to properly interpret.
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Comment #45168367
New virtual methods, yes.
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Comment #45162797
It's not a problem here as it has nothing to do with this to begin with. I am pointing out a limitation in a feature that the author has presented, but that feature does not resolv…
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Comment #45162744
Virtual methods and overloading are not the same thing. You are likely mixing up the term over load with the term over ride .
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Comment #45161613
And what exactly do you think traits apply to types exactly? If your answer doesn't start with an "m" and end with a "ethod", then you may need to re-read the Rust book found here:…