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lowq
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Comment #46581774
I sure don't miss the footguns and raw boilerplate that is having a copy constructor, move constructor, copy assignment operator, move assignment operator, and destructor, per clas…
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Comment #46023715
The internet is an amazing place.
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Comment #43541952
"Whoever creates this stuff has no idea what pain is whatsoever." I think it's clear that he is specifically responding to the the overall soullessness of the technique - to animat…
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Comment #43541927
"Well, we would like to build a machine that can draw pictures like humans do" "Would you?" "Yes" Awkward silence From this I don't think it's difficult to extrapolate his feelings…
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Comment #43541871
Guilty as charged. I don't think the leap was far but there was certainly a logical leap. Thanks for pointing that out.
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Comment #43541451
"An insult to life itself" [1] [1] https://www.indiewire.com/features/general/hayao-miyazaki-ar...
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Comment #40935734
Not to mention, 99^6 = 941,480,149,401 ≠ 99,000,000 (which TFA also quotes). But who's to say notation didn't degrade along with the rest of society? :^)
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Comment #40912785
I hear you man. The fact that a `byte` in ROS's bootleg protobuf is actually signed, and `string` is ASCII-only means that if you want to send a file or binary blob you have to use…
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Comment #40378393
It's fantastic when embedding Lua in a self contained executable too! I have a routine that goes through and 'cdef's certain headers that were also #included at compile time. Super…
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Comment #40378312
It doesn't run the preprocessor, so you have to expose constants as externs, for example. Things like `int32_t` still work, so it must just have built in support for standard types…
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Comment #38937256
I swear that IKEA filter writeup was on HN once upon a time. That or someone else's thorough analysis of the exact same appliance!
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Comment #38692433
Utah's BAC limit is (infamously?) 0.05. A single drink will put you over, or so the rumors go.
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Comment #38509019
As a fairly avid Rust user I can say I'm excited to hear that! Just playing a little devil's advocate for fun. That said I was moderately upset by this Friday after carefully assem…
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Comment #38505601
Hang on just a sec Updating crates.io index Fetch [> ] 0.12%
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Comment #38439122
Let 0 correspond to zero, and 1 corresponded to Rayo's number. Crisis averted!
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Comment #38378236
For some reason I dkubt it
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Comment #38102535
One might say Electron's algorithmic constant is quite large..
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Comment #38101646
Agreed. I find that "smart objects" are much more difficult to make cohesive with one another. Punting your "smart" logic to a higher level is easier to understand, test, and chang…
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Comment #37972905
Sounds amazing! Did you implement congestion control per connection, and if so, which algorithms did you use? I can imagine that CC could really affect throughput at this scale.
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Comment #36337279
If the probe was single ended (e.g. not a differential probe or handheld unit), you may have shorted something to ground without realizing it. Was a long time before I figured that…
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Comment #35943419
That's a good one. I've been trying to find a source for: "If you try to write your own TCP, you'll end up with TCP, but slow." Cannot for the life of me figure out where I read th…
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Comment #35869346
I did not expect to find a fellow machine girl enjoyer today! MG is all about the samples and the breakbeats. Definitely not the chords, haha. But I do wonder how that factors in t…
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Comment #35122995
Holy cow. I never considered this! I guess it would also explain why the games I would write in 2011 on a netbook ran so smoothly on every other computer I tested them on, despite …
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Comment #34735069
Anyway, I lol'd hard at "written by the devil." Thanks for the article.
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Comment #34720547
As far as configure is concerned, I'd like to add that 16394 is close to 2^14, not 2^16.