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Comment #23666301
Yeah, that's the obvious counterexample, but that's why I said "more often than not". The statement I was questioning was that fast-math is " normally not more correct."
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Comment #23666268
I thought fast-math meant (among other things) that the compiler could algebraically simplify things using some rules for real numbers that don't apply to 32-/64-bit floating point…
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Comment #23665961
> In the same way your stance on climate change is a scientific position regardless if your stance is correct or not. Can you please just give the definition of "scientific positio…
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Comment #23665720
Look, I agree. I shouldn't be forced to do something for someone who makes me uncomfortable, even if it's something that they can't change, and which doesn't materially impact me i…
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Comment #23665626
> It's a scientific and political position. What exactly do you mean by "scientific position"? The term seems, to me, an absurdity. > Doesn't make it okay. Putting aside any actual…
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Comment #23577206
Sorry, can you explain why the velocities should add that way? I've always just seen velocities add like regular old vectors, so this looks very strange.
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Comment #23520982
That is easily avoided by having them sign off on the code they commit to the employer's repository . Giving the employer full rights over every single thing the employee creates j…
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Comment #23496451
> And yet intuitively the function is increasing and so we ought to define "having a derivative" in such a way that shows that it is increasing. The Cantor function is not differen…
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Comment #23365942
Yes. Some libraries, like typed-arena (and Rust's built-in Vec), will traverse the structure and call the drop implementations, and others, like bumpalo, will just leak the resourc…
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Comment #23365916
Typed-arena is a bit limited, because all the allocated values must be of the same type. bumpalo[0] removes that restriction, but it also doesn't run destructors, which can lead to…
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Comment #23365871
Yes, Java also has a garbage collector that does nothing, called the Epsilon GC, intended for short-lived programs and references for garbage collector benchmarks.[0] [0]: https://…
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Comment #23365193
I'm not sure what the performance overhead would be, but that state can easily be stored on disk.
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Comment #23331541
If we're being pedantic, > Some bundlers may even have O(n^2) complexity: as your project grows, your dev environment gets exponentially slower that's clearly not exponential!
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Comment #23331259
What views are you insinuating that I have on "election interference using social media in 2016"?
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Comment #23331217
How do you know that they aren't just as critical of their own government?
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Comment #23319087
> why? who cares? do you not know how to skim and skip irrelevant text? Ignoring inflammatory content can be more taxing to people than you pretend, and moderators and flagging are…
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Comment #23318524
> This presupposes some kind of universal value function. Sorry, I did not mean to suggest that some comments are intrinsically more valuable. But we do want to sort comments so th…
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Comment #23317529
Responses have to be ranked, because some comments are much more valuable to the reader than others. Well-thought-out comments and spam lie at the extreme ends of the spectrum. I t…