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smartaz42

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    Comment #44513549

    I've always thought it odd that the one thing the caller and callee need to agree on are called arguments.

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    Comment #44472104

    While walking my dog on leash some years back, we were surrounded and stalked by 5 very hungry coyotes (it was a drought year and they were very scrawny) for about 20 minutes. They…

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    Comment #44422383

    FWIW for C only I've used libtcc repo.or.cz/w/tinycc.git with great success. The API is a joy, as we all expect from a Bellard project. It focuses on compilation speed, the generat…

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    Comment #44370649

    For me, one of the enjoyable aspects of toy projects is that there is no schedule to meet. Which means that I can take my time. And yes, that means I take much more time than the a…

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    Comment #44284559

    I haven't personally used it but cosmopolitan claims to provide a simple and portable sandboxing capability

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    Comment #44224824

    I've found Jason Ricci to be a most useful source as well. Adam Gussow, Tom Leckie, Will Wilde, and Howard Levy all have recommended YouTube content. I haven't checked out the app,…

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    Comment #43747224

    Hmm, but speculation is so easy and sampling is anything but. Some of Einstein's speculations were pretty damn productive. The later experiments aka samplings (Einstein proved righ…

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    Comment #42552688

    What would "south" even mean to flat earther? I can't envision a model in which any sane definition wouldn't lead to a contradiction.

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    Comment #34142638

    I'm sure that they have outstanding customer support. But you, however, are not the customer.

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    Comment #33377336

    Redbean (part of the often discussed comopolitan c library) does something like that.

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    Comment #31182879

    Wouldn't that be SFH?

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    Comment #30422877

    That grammar simply matches 2^(n-1) a's. Not mind-boggling from that point of view

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    Comment #28893653

    Hmm, isn't square normally x*x?