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Comment #49121582
But them it's more like AI assisted performance fuzzing? Just throw stuff against some measuring harness and see what sticks?
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Comment #49119081
If you translate English literally (a very analytical language) to a very synthetic language (eg. Latin), it also sounds like caveman spreak
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Comment #49071250
tábor is also Czech for "camp" (probably the same in Polish/Slovak, but originally from Turkic I think). Whether the town or term came first...
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Comment #49059059
Russia has had more casualties than the UK/US/France combined in WW2
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Comment #49057059
Same for the Hussites in Bohemia (although a bit earlier, but pretty similar). With Jan Žižka they also had arguably one of the best commanders in history, up there with Alexander …
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Comment #49055888
The browser connects to a webserver running on the ESP32. Over wifi -> over the air. OTA doesn't mean headless or automatic
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Comment #49055881
GPS is over 1 GHz, but I don't think you need to have a microcontroller running that fast to decode it?
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Comment #49039070
Czech for 'page not found'
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Comment #49032974
The C++ core guideline support library has it. https://github.com/microsoft/GSL/blob/main/docs/headers.md#u... What do you mean by move-out unique_ptr? That the not_null ptr type w…
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Comment #48961191
They show a 28k Ford in the comparison.
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Comment #48935610
I hope we're getting it for C++ with CppFront, but I'm not hopeful it'll ever become mainstream https://github.com/hsutter/cppfront
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Comment #48896837
Related https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Diving_Bell_and_the_Butter... Wrote a memoir by blinking at the right time going through the alphabet ordered by frequency
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Comment #48863433
I think you'll be very interested in this awesome project https://ribbonfarm.com/2016/06/29/the-daredevil-camera/
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Comment #48859594
I don't think Iran has SOTA air defences, compared to what the US and Ukraine are using.
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Comment #48856669
I don't agree with the decision, but what is this bull** about unelected bureucrats? That's literal Orban/Putin propaganda speak MEPs are elected.
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Comment #48828261
If you scan 1,000,000 pictures (with let's say 10 CSAM), you'll have 100 false positives and 10 true positives, giving you like only 10% correct results
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Comment #48774140
Shoot?
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Comment #48709901
Where are getting that from? All I can find is about 1st gen antihistamines (i.e. Benadryl, which I doubt many people take daily, because of the drowsiness). Even for those, eviden…
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Comment #48611265
Fair point, but translating to C is almost cheating ;)
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Comment #48608011
Because pretty much no language besides Latin actually maps nicely to the Latin script. Pretty much all languages use digraphs, diacritic symbols or completely new letters in the L…
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Comment #48607993
This has pretty much already happened for the older style of German cursive, called Kurrent. Partly also because the Nazis got rid of it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurrent Tons…
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Comment #48601294
Yeah I didn't mean it as praise for Java (SE, ME, or whatever), but I don't think you're better off finding embedded WebAssembly jobs
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Comment #48599873
Embedded systems? Like sim cards? There's even real time Java, I think they used it for some missile guidance stuff aswell at some point
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Comment #48528170
Obviously OP is not
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Comment #48499951
And I suppose Lisp started that with :key args