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squid_demon
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Comment #29608084
Can someone please explain the purpose of a logging library (woof, log4j, etc)? There must be something beyond writing text to an external file, possibly with different error level…
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Comment #29558808
Just make sure you get the latest Ghidra update with the log4j issue addressed :)
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Comment #29458982
(Slightly off-topic, as the link is a collection of research papers rather than a book.) A Visual Survey of Text Visualization Techniques: https://textvis.lnu.se/
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Comment #29242958
Which has a freaking DEPENDENCY on is-odd! Seriously?
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Comment #28533363
Immediate action! Some person actually told me that Florida would be underwater in less than ten years now (I guess it kind of already is with all the hurricanes). Eagerly awaiting…
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Comment #28533326
YO. I measured it myself just to be sure and since you were such a dickhead. (Copying and pasting the output from console) With exceptions: Parsing took on average 135 us With erro…
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Comment #28523782
I'm not asking to test on any system EXCEPT THEIR OWN. Did they test the performance of not? If not, fine. That's all I was asking. It's not a huge ask either unless they don't giv…
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Comment #28523746
Ok, cool.
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Comment #28520971
I'm guessing the author measured the overall performance and assumed that using error codes, rather than exceptions, is what made the sample code he provided slower. Turns out, the…
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Comment #28520778
I was attempting, perhaps poorly, to ask the authors if they measured the performance degradation or not with this change. That way we would have the data you are asking _me_, for …
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Comment #28506966
Not trying to be rude but I don't believe this is a sensible choice if you care about performance (sounds like you were more concerned about missing familiar features and such so t…
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Comment #27968196
Homotopy type theory is a mathematical foundation, like set theory, or Martin Lof's type theory. This is different from a proof assistant like Coq or Lean. In fact, Lean has a libr…
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Comment #27938227
I think it is pretty obvious that Mr. Meyers never actually programmed / used C++ himself for any real projects. That he would abandon the language after only 2.5 years of nonuse m…
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Comment #27781082
You are right. That is not the same study. Thanks for pointing that out.
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Comment #27781074
I'm pretty sure you can find the link using Google, also.
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Comment #27757034
I would love to know, too! Oh. A search engine. What's this? "Eighty participants, ages 21 to 65, who meet Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) criteria fo…
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Comment #27129575
Will the author of this post ever have kids? Thankfully, no.
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Comment #26966183
Wait. This isn't an April Fool's joke?
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Comment #26842688
"Undoubtedly the most groundbreaking and revolutionary feature we’ve ever included, Jelly Mode". I seriously thought this was a joke. But after seeing the animation I was completel…
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Comment #26431904
Probably took 12 of those 14 days to just get Emacs loaded. Just saying.
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Comment #26398752
Really looking forward to the C256 Foenix U https://c256foenix.com/
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Comment #26373806
Reminds me of the dice used in Greg Egan's Quarantine.