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Comment #49129692
I can't help but read VSMOW as Very Standard Mean Ocean Water.
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Comment #48967196
It ought not to, indeed. However, if you want "save my file" to include awareness of other developers concurrently working on the same project -- even the same file -- with a decen…
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Comment #48621993
scḧon
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Comment #47831410
Egraphs fundamentally require a first-order language, i.e. no lambda functions, because they do not handle scoping well. There are workarounds that work in some circumstances, but …
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Comment #46185434
The method proposed is just A - B mod n. The two are entirely equivalent.
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Comment #46121725
Do you really think that `*(a + i)` is clearer than `a[i]`?
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Comment #46021851
It is thoughtful, that's not the problem. It's just not written in the standard language "written English", but instead in "spoken English" with some attempts towards the former ("…
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Comment #46019350
Well, it is the type of that, in TS syntax. Few are the statically-typed languages that can even express that type.
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Comment #45936723
Hypothesis: that Qualcomm and that Macbook have higher memory bandwidth than your i9 system. This is dependent on your memory and your mainboard, not so much on the CPU itself. Per…
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Comment #45932722
> According to Breyer, the existing voluntary system has already proven flawed, with German police reporting that roughly half of all flagged cases turn out to be irrelevant. A fai…
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Comment #45863801
That, and the main author of CompCert [1], as well as (apparently) the author of the original threading support in the Linux kernel [2]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CompCert…
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Comment #45829293
Nitpick, but IEEE float operations are commutative (when relevant and appropriate). Associative and distributive they indeed are not.
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Comment #45637270
Sure, but that has a resolution of seconds at best. The coil whine in the power electronics is milliseconds-accurate.
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Comment #45539945
There is some recent work on this too: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3632880
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Comment #45536771
I don't doubt there are interesting things in that book, but this particular one feels just so unsurprising: people are likely to notice that the flip-flops in the two bins are rem…
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Comment #45504010
This just sounds like you haven't been using transactions. SQLite upholds transaction guarantees.
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Comment #45430803
Not quite this, but still relevant: https://www.ty-penguin.org.uk/~auj/spigot/
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Comment #45376441
I don't think ChatControl is a good idea. I also think that if you want to convince people of that, using the same misleading language tactics as the other side is not the way to g…
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Comment #45311526
> Its also inconvenient enough that most people wont bother. > in Arch AUR is very much a non essential component. While somewhat true, we are talking about a user who has installe…
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Comment #45295783
But... it's a title, not a sentence. Many book titles are even a single word, which is even less a sentence. Why would a grammatical convention for sentences apply to book titles?
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Comment #45187483
Clicking links from an email is still a bad idea in general because of at least two reasons: 1. If a target website (say important.com) sends poorly-configured CORS headers and has…
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Comment #45183316
It is sometimes possible to detect server-side whether the script is being run immediately with `| sh` or not. The reason is that `sh` only reads from its input as far as it got in…
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Comment #45166258
Not sure if this is the one you meant, but https://esolangs.org/wiki/Shakespeare is relevant.
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Comment #45157388
Group selfies are a thing, but one-person selfies also are.
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Comment #45148024
That may depend on whether there is copyright on that work.