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konstantinua00

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    Comment #44698972

    ...what are you talking about? array-like storage with dynamic size has existed since forever - it's vector. over or undercommitting is a solved problem VLA is the way to bring tha…

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    Comment #44697868

    no, correct analogy would be vendor: "we present 100% electric car" we: "that's cool, I always wanted to decrease petrol use. But... can you provide an option for some petrol use? …

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    Comment #44697780

    there are smaller security options

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    Comment #44697733

    one thing I never understood about VLAs - discussion about them always hits a "can't put it on stack safely" and gets halted, forever why not to make it heap-only type? it seems su…

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    Comment #44678908

    > The other devices don't meet the criteria you got it wrong way around the CONSUMER criteria is "we want better independent security ON DEVICES WE ALREADY OWN" complaints like in …

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    Comment #44678413

    4-5 versions of the same phone in the gigantic sea of possible devices

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    Comment #44627863

    iirc, some kubernetes library under BSD microsoft spent a lot of time asking questions to the author - and then rolled out Azure copy of the lib author went public "how dare they u…

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    Comment #44627841

    aka that's what read-only is for write?

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    Comment #44622648

    I prefer to never use it C and C++ are about types before names - and modifying that is simply a change for the sake of a change, needless and useless. There's a lot of education e…

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    Comment #44622032

    can't it be solved by negative traits? isn't the problem that rw is still r, so passes checks for both? can't you make one rw and the other r(-w)?

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    Comment #44606277

    using BSD/MIT licences is like betting against black swan event sure, "contributing is cheaper than maintaining a fork" is true most of the time - but the moment new Microsoft come…

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    Comment #44606052

    why would latency matter if the trading we're talking about isn't high-speed?

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    Comment #44600352

    how many times things evolved into sharks? ichtiozaur, dolphin/orca anything else?

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    Comment #44583390

    there is no true value, so it's not accuracy it's precision

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    Comment #44583321

    that's the argument, yes no net force, but net potential energy - thus gravitational dilation

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    Comment #44538981

    yeah, my first thought was "can we not bring bad omen with the word interloper into this?"

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    Comment #44142340

    this isn't UB, and any other language can do this optimization as well even the one you cult over

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    Comment #44142324

    what does YC mean here? Y combinator?

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    Comment #43899933

    9/12 3 months have passed, 9 to go :)

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    Comment #43899907

    "common" has such a large spread because meaning behind it is sort of "at least one in each sample", where that sample can be anything (graspable) if you're a teacher and one stude…

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    Comment #43892343

    can't zoom in on mobile :/

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    Comment #43712997

    so the website processes only comments older than 2023? not very useful for more newer users like me :/

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    Comment #43601567

    Forbidden You don't have permission to access this resource. thanks for being open ...I guess

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    Comment #41710743

    so if every star smokes a cigarette, there will be roughly 1 mol (6.02e23) of said particles?

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    Comment #41514415

    how is it different from the "sidewalk" algo in the article? you'd get the same pitfall of torus topology with 2 perpendicular loops