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seg_fault
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Comment #47763131
If you understand German, I also recommend the readme of his other project: https://github.com/bsommerfeld/wsbg-terminal
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Comment #46514729
I had the same experience. C++ doesn't even compile or I have to tell it all the time "use C++23 features". I tried to learn OpenGL with it. This worked out a bit, since I had to s…
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Comment #44090797
What kept me as an intern during education is the feedback and the nerdy chitchat. Developing as an intern in a team, where you have your own project and the possibility to chat wi…
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Comment #42158785
Awesome! The fold up mechanism is a great idea to make it look clean, when there is no party and it also saves the hardware from dust :D
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Comment #41916931
My type is a bit simpler. But I think the approach is the same. After all, boost's type has much more math functions implemented. I don't have exp, sqrt...
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Comment #41916884
If I understand this correctly GMP has a flexible mantissa with no limitations during runtime. In fas you have to specify the sizes (of mantissa and exponent) during compile time. …
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Comment #41911659
Removed it.
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Comment #41911653
Somebody wants to use it? :D I thought about something like where people can use it but have to make changed public. I am just curious, what should be changed. But I dont think the…
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Comment #41908790
I remember that I tried that some time ago. Especially the multiplication was tough, but I can not recall where I gave up. When I find some time, I will pick it up again :)
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Comment #41908761
Sure. Float Gives you a signed Mantissa with 64 bit and a signed Exponent with 64bit. Since there are numeric limits for int64_t available, Float knows the max and the min value. Y…
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Comment #41908384
I don't get what you mean. I thought they specify how the type can be used?
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Comment #41908365
Thank you :)
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Comment #41908315
Actually you can specify the numeric limits of the mantissa and the exponent. They can be specified as template arguments[0]. So you could do: Float // highest possible value of th…
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Comment #41908252
Rounding: actually it just cuts off. I have not spent much time to think about how to specify and implement the different rounding modes. Maybe some day... Thanks for the hint to t…
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Show HN: Floating point arithmetic types in C++ for any size and any base
Since there is so much interest on HN in floats lately and their software implementations, I wanted to show mine. It has no use and is just for teaching me floats and C++. Give me …
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Comment #41739084
I do. And a lot of my neighbors. In Germany it is pretty common to to have a few chicken in the backyard in countryside areas. My parents life in the Munich suburban belt and even …
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Show HN: Switch colors in dotfiles between light and dark quickly
I developed a solution to manage color themes for my dotfiles efficiently. By using a Makefile alongside the Mustache templating engine, I can switch between a dark theme for night…
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Comment #23731193
I'm a software developer with 3 years experience. I'm looking for a remote job in the C/C++ field. I'm interested in low-level/embedded. Location: Germany Remote: Yes preferred Wil…