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    Comment #45521881

    AMX registers are 1024 *bytes*

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    Comment #39843736

    usually the really fat instructions take over 1 cycle anyway, right? so the decoder should be able to keep up

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    Comment #39008388

    my toaster is pretty crappy - i'd buy your toaster! my list of complaints - strong smell of chemicals when i first started using it - can be hard to remove things without burning m…

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    Comment #38704090

    as an aside, i'd feel safer if more airlines had this policy

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    Comment #35550550

    Even if this is true, it's kind of useless since you need some way to decide who to hire. Not saying i think OP has the best method.

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    Comment #34395901

    Anecdotally, NYC feels less safe than it has ever felt (in my 20+ yrs of being here). Most of the issues are not reportable crimes/would not be taken seriously by today's NYPD e.g.…

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    Comment #30599495

    what do you mean? i'm curious to learn more about this

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    Comment #30153356

    my car from 2010 had a screen that felt really outdated. i removed it and installed a bluetooth system that just has an on/off/volume knob. this feels a lot more modern and has mad…

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    Comment #29982203

    i'm not an expert, but it seems like other countries use lower power levels compared to what the FAA wants to use. https://www.bbc.com/news/business-60042178 also, and this is just…

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    Comment #29982159

    Seems like: - downside of delaying 5g is slightly longer download speeds (?) - downside of interference is planes might crash (!) why not just give the FAA all the time it wants

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    Comment #29831918

    i think i agree with "You just cannot keep going on poisoning the world." in spirit.. but doesn't this mean germany should be fighting against new co2 emitting plants rather than m…

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    Comment #29786491

    > The German government said Monday that it considers nuclear energy dangerous and objects to European Union proposals that would let the technology remain part of the bloc's plans…

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    Comment #29154038

    i think people are more desperate for change (and imo, rightly so)

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    Comment #29071861

    I agree, but I think in 5 years we will be using coroutines regularly. Just need to let the standard library catch up.

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    Comment #28831539

    I think this is the right attitude. Even if you don't want to use nuclear power, it obviously warrants serious attention.

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    Comment #28041883

    I wonder if there is another way to partially explain these results: - many (most?) programmers were taught C/C++ for several decades - some programmers taught themselves rust beca…

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    Comment #27919374

    Off topic, but how do underground power lines stay cool? I always thought long distance powerlines got really hot.

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    Comment #27131733

    maybe a coincidence, but it seems like there's a correlation between cpi and carbon emissions. energy and transportation seem to be the most affected.

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    Comment #27079795

    carbon tax could be by state and only be calculated based on utilities. This would incentivize voters to favor carbon neutral/negative infrastructure. (i agree penalizing individua…

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    Comment #26982870

    micro has two really nice features - mouse select - same keyboard shortcuts as vscode other than that it's the same as nano

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    Comment #26944846

    cool article but > I've stopped writing unit tests i think this is generally bad and might only be more productive for uncommon workflows (if at all)

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    Comment #26938592

    well, the immediate problem is it's hard to rewrite the STL without resorting to ugly patches

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    Comment #26938230

    boost::optional was designed to mimic pointers. Before boost::optional, some programmers would return a T* as a caveman's optional . Boost wanted to preserve the syntax of *, ->, a…

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    Comment #26893463

    i think if you were writing such a program, this article would show that using such a number is a much more complicated idea than it sounds