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kjeetgill
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Depending on what your working on, it's actually super nice to know very clearly what lives on the stack vs the heap for performance and compactness reasons. Basically anything tha…
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Comment #43701727
I'm pretty soft on this subject but one thing that's always bugged me when I see bivectors represented as a parallelograms is that different coplanar parallelograms of the same are…
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Comment #43097682
Aren't we talking about Waymo? It's not perfect everywhere but it's definitely already better than most people driving around SF. That's pretty full to me. I guess they haven't bee…
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Comment #43018164
I mirror the previous posters experience: the Waymos drive better than a good amount of people I know and to the the best of my knowledge haven't had any issues with pedestrians ex…
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Comment #42952335
Because the parent-most post from quertox was: > That's great news! I thought the project had died and that this meant that V8 was the only serious JavaScript engine for the future…
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Comment #42859342
The free non-logged in chatGPT didn't produce an answer for either for me.
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Comment #42484798
Stripping out Maps/Lists with boxed keys and values is the first easy thing to do when perf tuning a piece of code. It's so frequently impactful that it's worth doing immediately w…
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Comment #41574343
Unfortunate typo. I assume you meant ethnically not ethically.
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Comment #41453135
The poster is basically proposing something like always doing: def all(lis: List[T], mapf: Callable [[T], bool]) -> bool: for e in (mapf(l) for l in lis): if e is False: return Fal…
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Comment #41060896
I'm totally with you for processes should probably use glibc/platform API calls, but procfs is nothing short of brilliant and a great validation of the power of the "everything is …
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Comment #40559044
I'm not sure that's the case. I don't think people are responding to the "redneck in a pick-up" stereotypes as much as that "pavement princess" owner trying to "cosplay" truck cult…
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Comment #40244789
Huh, TIL - though > A tree which is not rooted is sometimes called a free tree, although the unqualified term "tree" generally refers to a free tree. I wonder if that was once the …
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Comment #40231393
Tree's are subsets of DAGs — A DAG where each node has a single parent except for a specific root element which has none.
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Comment #40164475
Not OP but between Java and C# it's hard to not to lean Java for the absolutely massive lead in high quality libraries and ecosystem support. C# still feels like the new kid in ope…