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Comment #49249094
Precisely. ISO C and C++ have a notion of various implementation limits, one of which is nested function calls due to exhausting the stack. TCO could be about a carveout on this li…
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Comment #49212251
Yes and no. The Linux kernel barely interacts with the C calling convention ABI (vDSO), and you can interact with the OS without going through a C library. I guess the layout of so…
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Comment #49211741
Neither of the ISO C and ISO C++ standards define an ABI.
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Comment #49168769
The difference is notability, which is the criteria used whether a distinct Wikipedia article is warranted. There are multiple cited sources that use the "Noble disease" term, ther…
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Comment #49166416
I would assign (3) to language runtimes and calling conventions rather than operating systems.
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Comment #49166346
"Did you get a bachelors or masters degree from university X, your CV doesn't say?"
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Comment #49142939
I recently learned that there is a business doing exactly that: https://iode.tech/ I don't think it's high volume, I think this is done by some of the microg folks. But OEMs probab…
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Comment #49128259
The spiral rule makes no sense, I never got why it got popular.
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Comment #49128144
I'm not sure that video would have been easier to postprocess. At what fps and shutter speed?
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Comment #49107505
Turns out some popular projects are popular for a reason. It is IMO cool, even if it's not novel.
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Comment #49107492
Maybe integrate with Stellarium to use as a sky box and lighting.
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Comment #49094111
I have the impression that creating monotonic floating point function is particularly hard. At least I know that std::lerp is designed to be monotonic in its t parameter (not even …
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Comment #49080758
This is insane. I guess this is because of economic incentives, and expert witnesses risk losing work coming from prosecutors if they ever testify against them?
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Comment #49073962
I have the opposite experience, in particular with bluetooth audio. YMMV
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Comment #49069663
> UK visa requires a smartphone I don't think this is accurate.
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Comment #49051495
Fil-C is basically an alternate ABI and libc runtime. Otherwise it is not tied to C and I see no reason it couldn't be targeted by Rust or Zig.
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Comment #49044870
Use pipewire and its pulseaudio facade.
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Comment #49035624
Uh, is narrowing it to "adult" really necessary?
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Comment #49034644
A similar opaque pointer pattern with member functions is possible to do with inheritance.
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Comment #49026090
English is not my first language, but to me the construct "to urge not to do something" in the title feels off. I think I only saw it without the negative, with some implied urgenc…
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Comment #49003196
Abolish copyright then. The selective enforcement needs to stop.
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Comment #49003173
And can these avid readers publish these recited passages without infringing copyright?
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Comment #48957170
This is probably Windows pulling LG software through Windows Update bases in EDID. Linux won't ever do this BS.
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Comment #48796546
And all the train depots and train stations are already covered in solar panels, I presume.
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Comment #48793840
This first became apparent to me when I got a slide rule. Pi is often marked on the various scales and an x^2 scale is often nearby the x scale.