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hencoappel

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    Comment #44777573

    Guessing they meant K&R style C?

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    Comment #44688697

    Found this video a good explanation. https://youtu.be/xuUM84dvxcY?si=VPBEsu8wz70vWbX4

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    Comment #44462293

    Zig uses ZeroVer so don't expect it to ever hit 1.0. https://0ver.org/

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    Comment #44124609

    Something like the SQL Server Management Studio execution plan view? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/p...

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    Comment #43194917

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...

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    Comment #42839153

    For the dev progress: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/54766

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    Comment #42703421

    Agreed Chrome is good on mobile. But I can't stand browsing without uBlockOrigin or dark reader. Plus URL bar on the bottom in Firefox is brilliant.

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    Comment #41503701

    Given it's such a hot part of their code, I'm genuinely surprised they didn't go down the state machine route for as optimal a solution, or even further and made use of vector inst…

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    Comment #41443755

    > 100k lines of multithreaded C++ Just for a JPEG library. Damn!

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    Comment #41366594

    Yeah, this is just wrong about Flutter/Dart.

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    Comment #41181103

    Now think on the scale of a restaurant/bar. Could save them a lot if none of the glasses broke!

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    Comment #41168206

    I've not heard of rqlite, but raft is a popular consensus algorithm used by several quite a few notable systems including CockroachDB, MongoDB, RabbitMQ. https://en.m.wikipedia.org…

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    Comment #41043514

    Not WeeWii?

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    Comment #41034199

    I mainly use Plex, but the key benefits are that it remembers what you've watched, allows for multiple accounts, allows for easily continuation of a film or series without having t…

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    Comment #41033206

    At this point why not create an alias or function in bashrc? Then is also portable to other setups?

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    Comment #39200831

    A 500 mile radius circle has a diameter of 1000 miles, so you're both correct.

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    Comment #38852771

    Waterloo is rendered quite hilariously https://github.com/anisotropi4/kingfisher/blob/main/image/W/...

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    Comment #38263726

    NPU is the term normally used

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    Comment #38072128

    So 800B + a router network, so not far off a trillion?

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    Comment #37348295

    That's a lot of info. Bit over my head. I hope Samsung will continue with Exynos, feels bad having mainly Qualcomm with little competition.

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    Comment #36998082

    C family here refers to syntax style. In this case the general use of curly braces to denote blocks and often semicolons to denote end of statements. Another example of such a fami…

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    Comment #36771728

    I use tree style tabs, what don't you like about it?

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    Comment #36547610

    This is a weird take. Nothing Oracle did was wrong. RedHat's model can be used by anyone, why shouldn't another company make use of the source's? It's the risk of the model RedHat …

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    Comment #36538818

    They're also using it for the new Cosmic DE for Pop! OS