The engine actually only made 150hp, but luckily there were 2 of them. Yes, they were certainly less efficient than modern engines. However, ICE engines have always had trade-offs between power output per size,…
>since UTF-8 doesn’t have a “magic number” to identify itself, the convention is to use the BOM codepoint Neither does any other of the hundreds of existing text encodings. It's debatable how much of a magic number it's…
Yes and no. Technically that results in UB with many inputs with platforms that use a signed char type.
>Higher accuracy isn't the only reason, you'll get chronic wrist pain within a couple of months if the mouse movement comes from your wrist. Or you could just move the mouse with your fingers. Other positives include…
> to avoid things exploding because a zero length variable might exist is a stupid and ugly hack. That has less to do with POSIX compliance, as opposed to working around quirks with less-compliant historical…
>I have to disagree about implicit functions not being a part of C anymore. I've yet to see one generate an error; This is not really a debatable matter. There's an international standard for what is, and what is not a…
>yes some compilers don't give warnings by default for implicit functions Broken or ancient compilers. That's as much C's fault as it's Intel's fault that Windows 10 doesn't run on Pentium MMX. Implicit functions are…
See https://git.io/JeEjB
Talking about disruptive things... to provide an unconditional monetary equivalent of the benefits any unemployed people are currently entitled to (rent, minimum income, supplementary welfare) to everyone, or even every…
In Finland, all unemployed are guaranteed “free money” even if they choose not to seek employment. The difference from UBI is that this final security net, so to speak, only guarantees a minimum level of income – any…
You can watch uBlock's logger when using the web player to see what it does. AFAIK the blocking rules are imported from EasyList. However, as far as user experience goes, I don't share your experiences at all – the web…
That's very unlikely to happen, ever. (Too many "int var;" out there.)
I don't think it's quite that clear – however, I think it is considered clear that nicotine is nowhere near as harmful as tobacco smoke.
Well, he shouldn't have, considering it's the other way around.. :-)
First of all, I don't think we are. Also, I live in a modestly sized European city of about 650k citizens (excl. metro), and even we do have some sections of road with 4 lanes in each direction, and in intersections,…
How often? How often you'd manage to go through the intersection before the lights change, and gain even more? (edit: just to be clear, I'm not in support of speeding, however I do value good logic.)
The page breaks back button.
Are you sure you know the target market you're speaking of? They're not coming from Android world, so they're probably used to exactly the kind of services these phones support.
Most definitely in Norway, Model S is significantly cheaper than E-class or 5-series, too.
With password generation, nothing really. If you want to choose the password yourself, it limits your options (for no good reason for the user).
>There are health benefits to eating less meat. Are there? To what extent? I'd very much like to see the science to back up a blanket statement like that.
It's not really a ban, although it does price out some from the market. Practically anyone who has a steady job could still afford a car (edit: even a new one I mean), although many choose not to, because it's not worth…
>There's no fundamental reason why trucks are less likely to electrify than other vehicles. In fact, the greater fuel savings makes it seem even more likely. Energy requirements between commuter and heavy-duty…
The companies here (not Germany) can afford to pay for the right to put electricity in the grid because they are guaranteed a fixed compensation by the state for all the renewable electricity produced – at a rate that's…
No one in history has designed a city for cars. People driving cars over other people perhaps, but for a subset of people regardless. AI is nowhere near the level of needing space.
The engine actually only made 150hp, but luckily there were 2 of them. Yes, they were certainly less efficient than modern engines. However, ICE engines have always had trade-offs between power output per size,…
>since UTF-8 doesn’t have a “magic number” to identify itself, the convention is to use the BOM codepoint Neither does any other of the hundreds of existing text encodings. It's debatable how much of a magic number it's…
Yes and no. Technically that results in UB with many inputs with platforms that use a signed char type.
>Higher accuracy isn't the only reason, you'll get chronic wrist pain within a couple of months if the mouse movement comes from your wrist. Or you could just move the mouse with your fingers. Other positives include…
> to avoid things exploding because a zero length variable might exist is a stupid and ugly hack. That has less to do with POSIX compliance, as opposed to working around quirks with less-compliant historical…
>I have to disagree about implicit functions not being a part of C anymore. I've yet to see one generate an error; This is not really a debatable matter. There's an international standard for what is, and what is not a…
>yes some compilers don't give warnings by default for implicit functions Broken or ancient compilers. That's as much C's fault as it's Intel's fault that Windows 10 doesn't run on Pentium MMX. Implicit functions are…
See https://git.io/JeEjB
Talking about disruptive things... to provide an unconditional monetary equivalent of the benefits any unemployed people are currently entitled to (rent, minimum income, supplementary welfare) to everyone, or even every…
In Finland, all unemployed are guaranteed “free money” even if they choose not to seek employment. The difference from UBI is that this final security net, so to speak, only guarantees a minimum level of income – any…
You can watch uBlock's logger when using the web player to see what it does. AFAIK the blocking rules are imported from EasyList. However, as far as user experience goes, I don't share your experiences at all – the web…
That's very unlikely to happen, ever. (Too many "int var;" out there.)
I don't think it's quite that clear – however, I think it is considered clear that nicotine is nowhere near as harmful as tobacco smoke.
Well, he shouldn't have, considering it's the other way around.. :-)
First of all, I don't think we are. Also, I live in a modestly sized European city of about 650k citizens (excl. metro), and even we do have some sections of road with 4 lanes in each direction, and in intersections,…
How often? How often you'd manage to go through the intersection before the lights change, and gain even more? (edit: just to be clear, I'm not in support of speeding, however I do value good logic.)
The page breaks back button.
Are you sure you know the target market you're speaking of? They're not coming from Android world, so they're probably used to exactly the kind of services these phones support.
Most definitely in Norway, Model S is significantly cheaper than E-class or 5-series, too.
With password generation, nothing really. If you want to choose the password yourself, it limits your options (for no good reason for the user).
>There are health benefits to eating less meat. Are there? To what extent? I'd very much like to see the science to back up a blanket statement like that.
It's not really a ban, although it does price out some from the market. Practically anyone who has a steady job could still afford a car (edit: even a new one I mean), although many choose not to, because it's not worth…
>There's no fundamental reason why trucks are less likely to electrify than other vehicles. In fact, the greater fuel savings makes it seem even more likely. Energy requirements between commuter and heavy-duty…
The companies here (not Germany) can afford to pay for the right to put electricity in the grid because they are guaranteed a fixed compensation by the state for all the renewable electricity produced – at a rate that's…
No one in history has designed a city for cars. People driving cars over other people perhaps, but for a subset of people regardless. AI is nowhere near the level of needing space.