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Comment #42570261
My mind just balks at the idea of having so much source that a 2020s computer could take hours to index it. ctags is nothing special (both in terms of optimization but also the lev…
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Comment #42556243
According to http://comopt.ifi.uni-heidelberg.de/software/TSPLIB95/STSP.h... the optimal solution for eil51 is 426 (the linked page has a tour of 428.87) and the optimal solution f…
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Comment #42502066
I wonder whether you still have a bug. It depends how "scanning" is implemented. 23:55 start scanning 23:59:59 message added 00:00:01 perform timestamp check If there is the possib…
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Comment #42482640
I don't know Haskell, so I can imagine if you didn't know Python it'd be "greek to you" (unintelligible). I'll try explaining in prose what I did. [note: I also edited the grandpar…
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Comment #42481892
assuming you mean the decimal expansion and a length-3 de bruijn sequence on 10 symbols, I am not seeing it. There seem to be many sub-sequences which do not appear. (assuming that…
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Comment #42251824
and it's back now. No incidents reported on status.python.org. there was some discussion on at least two github issues: https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/127307 and https://…
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Comment #42250901
No downtime noted yet at https://status.python.org/ but confirmed from here
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Comment #42205126
Too tired to find the actual debunking of these claims but no, d-wave is not effective for cryptanalysis of RSA or AES as deployed. The papers claim some interesting but not game-c…
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Comment #42136697
Anil is a given first name, maybe just not in your culture.
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Comment #42033800
You don't need machine code these days to find overflow in IEEE floating point arithmetic. If any intermediate sum overflows, you get an infinity. Further arithmetic can never retu…
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Comment #41978602
If you're writing for an audience outside of India you might want to explain what ₹9 lakh equates to, as both the value of ₹1 and the magnitude of the lakh are probably unfamiliar.…
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Comment #41967499
https://www.flightconnections.com/flights-from-iah-to-hav there are direct flights from USA to Cuba these days
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Comment #41874358
It's not clear how you'd do that with current technology. What is the oldest unmaintained working man-made mechanism? I have no idea, but I'd hazard that it's closer to 100 years o…
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Comment #41842703
I'd take recourse to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bremermann%27s_limit All human thought processes appear to require some irreversible physical processes in order to occur. (not s…
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Comment #41730579
A modest proposal: stop adopting new digraphs like [:, ^^, [[. Unicode has at least 50 sets of pairing punctuation just waiting for use... \N{MEDIUM LEFT-POINTING ANGLE BRACKET ORN…
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Comment #41689446
since this is a 'walled site, you can just have a read of the official release notes and then the related PEPs ... https://docs.python.org/3.13/whatsnew/3.13.html New typing featur…
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Comment #41684588
I was curious how this thing did video. As you might expect, it's done by bit-banging the VGA RGB output pin from an IRQ. A time honored tradition. Here's the code in the Tetris de…
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Comment #41573194
You're right that the hilbert curve only visits certain points in the unit square, and never a (non-rational,non-rational) point. While the Wikipedia article doesn't seem to mentio…
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Comment #41548633
this was my first thought as well. Authors just acknowledge it and move on; it's not like shopify and google care whether there's another way to successfully track users online. 10…
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Comment #41514819
Any meaningful change here since [2017]? I know letsencrypt recently announced intent to cease OCSP ( https://letsencrypt.org/2024/07/23/replacing-ocsp-with-crls.... ) and it sound…
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Comment #41450645
wikipedia has a high level review of current constraints: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-variation_of_fundamental_... fine-structure constant: less than 10^−17 per year gravita…
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Comment #41439813
Fringe science here. APEC is "Alternative Propulsion Engineering Conference" so these are the EM drive people, etc. The probability that "this is anything" is low. Now, I have no i…
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Comment #41430169
I had no idea the BF16 format was actually named "brain float". TIL.
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Comment #41417426
This is quite possible, and I'm sure someone's doing it. At $OLD_DAY_JOB I developed a way to byte compile and then encrypt Python byte code for plug-ins, to meet a requirement fro…
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Comment #41405781
bsd/vfs/vfs_vnops.c: if (write_offset == INT64_MAX) { /* writes are not possible */ error = EFBIG; goto error_out; }