Several things: 1) Em-dashes 2) "It's not X, it's Y" sentence structure 3) Comma-separated list that's exactly 3 items long
It's possible that without the medication, you wouldn't have gotten burned out like this. But it's also possible that you'd have missed out on all of the benefits of being medicated and still gotten burned out anyway.
import std.meta: AliasSeq; enum E { a, b, c } void handle(E e) { // Need label to break out of 'static foreach' Lswitch: final switch (e) { static foreach (ab; AliasSeq!(E.a, E.b)) { case ab: handleAB(); // No comptime…
It looks like bans for odd/even license plates were used in Paris in 2014 [1] and 1997 [2], but not before then. However, a similar scheme was used to ration gasoline in the US during the 70s [3]. The only source I can…
Most likely the intended audience is the press. Now that this letter has been published, journalists can write stories like "Online Safety Bill Under Fire From Security Experts", which make the issue digestible to a lay…
> Case in point at 9:30[0] he talks about localised memory patterns as though he's the first to come up with it This seems like an uncharitable interpretation to me. When he says "I'm not sure if anyone else has ever…
A number of command-line programs are actually just wrappers around a more strongly-typed library API. For example, curl and libcurl, or ffmpeg and a whole collection of audio/video libraries. [1] Of course, in the…
Maybe "decode"? As in "decode a Unicode string", or "decode a JPEG image", or "decode an MP3 audio file."
MuseScore doesn't use MIDI to store sheet music; it only uses it for playback.
And the use of the LAMBDA keyword goes all the way back to John McCarthy's original paper on Lisp from 1960: https://archive.org/details/recursive-functions-symbolic-exp...
If you want to play an RPG that will get you used to moving around with hjkl, you can also try a traditional roguelike like nethack [1] or dcss [2]. [1] https://www.nethack.org/ [2] https://crawl.develz.org/
IANAL but it looks like the default is 30 days: https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp/rule_34
Someone has uploaded a PDF to github, here: https://github.com/VernonGrant/gnu-c-language-manual
The problem with this approach is that, when a panic actually happens at runtime, there is no way to tell whether it was caused by an isolated mistake like forgetting to check for zero, or by memory corruption writing…
Here's a version with D included: https://gist.github.com/pbackus/0e9c9d0c83cd7d3a46365c054129... The only difference in BetterC is that you lose access to the GC, so you have to use RC if you want safe heap allocation.
vim-sexp-mappings-for-regular-people [1] uses really easy-to-remember shortcuts for these: - "backward slurp" is "<(" (move opening paren to the left) - "forward slurp" is ">)" (move closing paren to the right) -…
Given two binary numbers a and b, the set of bits set to 1 in a|b is the union of the set of bits set to 1 in a and the set of bits set to 1 in b. Likewise for & (bitwise and) and intersection. So using bitwise…
Sounds like it might be time to pull a Libera and migrate to a new mailing list.
Alternatively: set DuckDuckGo as your default search engine and type `!python setattr`.
Alt+char in terminal Vim is just another way of typing Esc+char.
In D, this is called "uniform function call syntax." [1] It's really handy, not just for OOP but also for pipeline-style functional programming, since it lets you compose functions from left to right. [1]…
The YouTube thing was back in 2018: https://www.cnet.com/news/mozilla-exec-says-google-slowed-yo...
Not the Advanced Scientific Data Format either. https://github.com/asdf-format/asdf
Seems like the simplest fix is to allow the user to ask the screen reader how a word is spelled.
Explaning monads in terms of category theory is like explaining regular expressions in terms of finite automata. It's a good idea if you're writing a textbook, but maybe not so much if you're writing documentation for…
Several things: 1) Em-dashes 2) "It's not X, it's Y" sentence structure 3) Comma-separated list that's exactly 3 items long
It's possible that without the medication, you wouldn't have gotten burned out like this. But it's also possible that you'd have missed out on all of the benefits of being medicated and still gotten burned out anyway.
import std.meta: AliasSeq; enum E { a, b, c } void handle(E e) { // Need label to break out of 'static foreach' Lswitch: final switch (e) { static foreach (ab; AliasSeq!(E.a, E.b)) { case ab: handleAB(); // No comptime…
It looks like bans for odd/even license plates were used in Paris in 2014 [1] and 1997 [2], but not before then. However, a similar scheme was used to ration gasoline in the US during the 70s [3]. The only source I can…
Most likely the intended audience is the press. Now that this letter has been published, journalists can write stories like "Online Safety Bill Under Fire From Security Experts", which make the issue digestible to a lay…
> Case in point at 9:30[0] he talks about localised memory patterns as though he's the first to come up with it This seems like an uncharitable interpretation to me. When he says "I'm not sure if anyone else has ever…
A number of command-line programs are actually just wrappers around a more strongly-typed library API. For example, curl and libcurl, or ffmpeg and a whole collection of audio/video libraries. [1] Of course, in the…
Maybe "decode"? As in "decode a Unicode string", or "decode a JPEG image", or "decode an MP3 audio file."
MuseScore doesn't use MIDI to store sheet music; it only uses it for playback.
And the use of the LAMBDA keyword goes all the way back to John McCarthy's original paper on Lisp from 1960: https://archive.org/details/recursive-functions-symbolic-exp...
If you want to play an RPG that will get you used to moving around with hjkl, you can also try a traditional roguelike like nethack [1] or dcss [2]. [1] https://www.nethack.org/ [2] https://crawl.develz.org/
IANAL but it looks like the default is 30 days: https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp/rule_34
Someone has uploaded a PDF to github, here: https://github.com/VernonGrant/gnu-c-language-manual
The problem with this approach is that, when a panic actually happens at runtime, there is no way to tell whether it was caused by an isolated mistake like forgetting to check for zero, or by memory corruption writing…
Here's a version with D included: https://gist.github.com/pbackus/0e9c9d0c83cd7d3a46365c054129... The only difference in BetterC is that you lose access to the GC, so you have to use RC if you want safe heap allocation.
vim-sexp-mappings-for-regular-people [1] uses really easy-to-remember shortcuts for these: - "backward slurp" is "<(" (move opening paren to the left) - "forward slurp" is ">)" (move closing paren to the right) -…
Given two binary numbers a and b, the set of bits set to 1 in a|b is the union of the set of bits set to 1 in a and the set of bits set to 1 in b. Likewise for & (bitwise and) and intersection. So using bitwise…
Sounds like it might be time to pull a Libera and migrate to a new mailing list.
Alternatively: set DuckDuckGo as your default search engine and type `!python setattr`.
Alt+char in terminal Vim is just another way of typing Esc+char.
In D, this is called "uniform function call syntax." [1] It's really handy, not just for OOP but also for pipeline-style functional programming, since it lets you compose functions from left to right. [1]…
The YouTube thing was back in 2018: https://www.cnet.com/news/mozilla-exec-says-google-slowed-yo...
Not the Advanced Scientific Data Format either. https://github.com/asdf-format/asdf
Seems like the simplest fix is to allow the user to ask the screen reader how a word is spelled.
Explaning monads in terms of category theory is like explaining regular expressions in terms of finite automata. It's a good idea if you're writing a textbook, but maybe not so much if you're writing documentation for…