If your objects are large, I can see why you would compute indices first. But why do that for floats?
And, on some architectures, y+=(x>0) is branchful!
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If your objects are large, I can see why you would compute indices first. But why do that for floats?
And, on some architectures, y+=(x>0) is branchful!
This is good technical content, but it's obvious that an AI wrote it.
No, they're just gambling, and crime markets.
To avoid wasting customer time, simply make that button close the window.
This is good technical content, but it's obvious that an AI wrote it.