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Comment #37910607
Then don't do that. Of all the footguns in POSIX/C programming, having to remember to free this is really not as bad as you seem to imply.
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Comment #37895620
> How much will it cost, what will the free version lose, what data of mine will be sold, etc? It is open source, so you can run it yourself.
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Comment #37669045
To be fair, I don’t think its so much about white collar jobs being under threat as it is about creative jobs being under threat. Many creative pursuits are viewed as an outlet of …
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Comment #37461760
This isn’t really correct. Typically exchanges have safety parameters which market makers can set according to how they wish to trade, and if you exceed those your orders will no l…
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Comment #36927418
Indeed, many linear algebra textbooks define a tuple of real numbers as a function f: {1,...,n} -> R.
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Comment #36898462
Recently, mold 2.0 was posted, which is also C++.
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Comment #36697630
I've learned a lot from Matt Godbolt's blog https://xania.org/ . He's the author of Compiler Explorer, also works at https://aquatic.com/ .
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Comment #36530057
I mean, it’s no secret that zig is pre 1.0. I’m not sure this is on them, although it does seem like a drastic proposal.
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Comment #36427968
This makes a lot of sense and gives context to the assumption that we only need to handle the case where an opponent's piece is in the way. Would be great if the author took the 2 …
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Comment #36427882
I'm clearly misunderstanding something here. Assuming the rest of the board is empty, if e1 is occupied, the rook can't move to e1, whereas if it isn't occupied, the rook can move …
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Comment #36427612
I was also confused by this. I was wondering if he was going to use #embed or something of the like.
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Comment #36427586
While this post has a good amount of substance, I found it rather hard to understand due to small mistakes (or hidden assumptions, or something else?). All of which seem easily fix…
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Comment #36118752
This is essentially calculating the Kolmogorov complexity of whatever the final state of memory wrt to the constrained assembly (and giving the associated program). Since the any p…
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Comment #34133059
I regularly fill out pdf forms using firefox on Linux Mint.
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Comment #34133015
Another vote for Mint here. Had some minor mouse sensitivity problems starting out but other than that I’ve been using it as my daily driver for 2 years now without any problems.
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Comment #34034851
As someone who does most reading on an IPad, and was already somewhat reluctant to update: I'm never updating to iOS 16. This along with some other changes have convinced me totall…
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Comment #33896568
y - x overflows on y = INT_MAX and x = -1.
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Comment #32830249
I’m just going to point out that growing 10% per year is actually exponential growth
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Comment #31500561
Consider the following decision: If x Then A(t,x) is clearly not continuous in x, and we can easily bound the time required to make a decision. The nuance here is that we have to s…
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Comment #24682774
> Although I admit the worst environment probably is found in academia because of the lack of checks and balances (being in the wrong lab can really be a nightmare), I would argue …
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Comment #24337871
Ah yes, the AI version of the no true scotsman fallacy