False equivalence, text processor leaves the authors intention completely in tact and is deterministically controlled completely by the author. Not true for gen ai
Also bit twiddling is very useful in a scientific language when you want to "simulate" a lower level embedded processor, typically fixed or floating DSP or controls code. For example MATLAB/simulink are very commonly…
Faster than rustc (the main rust compiler written in rust). Obvious from the context.
> My experience is that Yocto is a bit like CMake: people hate the mess they make with it and blame the system, even though they never bothered learning to use it. I agree this is true a lot of the time, speaking as…
How would that help? Unless you happen to check the dotfiles git diff before running _anything_. I guess this could be put in prompt or some cron job to detect diffs but I bet absolutely nobody does this.
> Middle management is where the institutional knowledge sits on how to actually get shit done despite challenges & broken processes/systems. Really? In my experience it's the rank-and-file employees who have this…
I have worked with a lot of people who had this attitude. The main predictors for it in my experience are 1. Lack of faith in the company they work for, ie they don't fully "believe in the vision" 2. Love of tinkering…
> On your side-project it's also ok to ignore best engineering practice, reinvent the wheel because you feel like it or make decisions based on what seems most interesting even if it's not a 'good' decision. Pro tip for…
I was curious what information I could glean from these for some popular repos. Caveat: I'm primarily an low-level embedded developer so I don't interface with large open source projects at the source level very often…
This is local to the device though. Nothing to do with the WAN. Would still work even on the "serverless" ipv6 network.
Really, the best we can do with the NPU is a less battery intensive blurred background? R&D money well spent I guess...
TCO is not just for parse trees or AST, but in imperative languages without TCO this is the only place you are "forced" to use recursion. You can transform any loop in you program to recursion if you prefer, which is…
Don't forget about UIOP (Utilities for Implementation and OS Portability) which is part of the ASDF project. Also very easy to type!
> Following the plea agreement he was sentenced to 8 months in prison and fined US$250,000.[6] Lee was subsequently promoted to President of Samsung Germany in 2009, and then President of Samsung Europe in 2014. Lmao he…
Yes but "atomic" operations with the DMA engine are accomplished through interrupts (atomic) or memory mapped IO configuration (atomic).
> All you would guess is there are probably 9 others that were just like it. Lol, even this is not true. For the current runtime/stdlib package known as ".NET", they started numbering at 5. The actual sequence (only…
This compiler does not support sequential logic, meaning no flip flops/registers.
You can also use it in a "SMP" processor. For example I use it on Zynqs which are dual or quad ARMs symmetrical ARM SoCs. Linux or the bare code can be the master or subordinate.
> How do you implement do while loops? loop { ...body if (condition) break; }
Yeah the only through-running trains through the actual city centre are the Elizabeth line and Thameslink. If you count slightly outside the city centre, you could also consider the West London Line (southern and…
Timmy's friend has a big brother that lets him use his ID. There will always be ways to circumvent this. The only functional difference between a simple setting in the browser and requiring ID attestation is how much…
Haha, good to take the classic HN condescension on the chin ;)
Use this site for that https://acme.com/same_scale/. It lets you compare any two map views at the same scale.
This is not for declaring constexpr variables, it is about how to implement a checker function that verifies an inline expression is constant. Plus some of the examples work back to C99 instead of C23, which I would…
SDL2 + Lua is a pretty common combo. Lua is very easy to interface with and integrate.
False equivalence, text processor leaves the authors intention completely in tact and is deterministically controlled completely by the author. Not true for gen ai
Also bit twiddling is very useful in a scientific language when you want to "simulate" a lower level embedded processor, typically fixed or floating DSP or controls code. For example MATLAB/simulink are very commonly…
Faster than rustc (the main rust compiler written in rust). Obvious from the context.
> My experience is that Yocto is a bit like CMake: people hate the mess they make with it and blame the system, even though they never bothered learning to use it. I agree this is true a lot of the time, speaking as…
How would that help? Unless you happen to check the dotfiles git diff before running _anything_. I guess this could be put in prompt or some cron job to detect diffs but I bet absolutely nobody does this.
> Middle management is where the institutional knowledge sits on how to actually get shit done despite challenges & broken processes/systems. Really? In my experience it's the rank-and-file employees who have this…
I have worked with a lot of people who had this attitude. The main predictors for it in my experience are 1. Lack of faith in the company they work for, ie they don't fully "believe in the vision" 2. Love of tinkering…
> On your side-project it's also ok to ignore best engineering practice, reinvent the wheel because you feel like it or make decisions based on what seems most interesting even if it's not a 'good' decision. Pro tip for…
I was curious what information I could glean from these for some popular repos. Caveat: I'm primarily an low-level embedded developer so I don't interface with large open source projects at the source level very often…
This is local to the device though. Nothing to do with the WAN. Would still work even on the "serverless" ipv6 network.
Really, the best we can do with the NPU is a less battery intensive blurred background? R&D money well spent I guess...
TCO is not just for parse trees or AST, but in imperative languages without TCO this is the only place you are "forced" to use recursion. You can transform any loop in you program to recursion if you prefer, which is…
Don't forget about UIOP (Utilities for Implementation and OS Portability) which is part of the ASDF project. Also very easy to type!
> Following the plea agreement he was sentenced to 8 months in prison and fined US$250,000.[6] Lee was subsequently promoted to President of Samsung Germany in 2009, and then President of Samsung Europe in 2014. Lmao he…
Yes but "atomic" operations with the DMA engine are accomplished through interrupts (atomic) or memory mapped IO configuration (atomic).
> All you would guess is there are probably 9 others that were just like it. Lol, even this is not true. For the current runtime/stdlib package known as ".NET", they started numbering at 5. The actual sequence (only…
This compiler does not support sequential logic, meaning no flip flops/registers.
You can also use it in a "SMP" processor. For example I use it on Zynqs which are dual or quad ARMs symmetrical ARM SoCs. Linux or the bare code can be the master or subordinate.
> How do you implement do while loops? loop { ...body if (condition) break; }
Yeah the only through-running trains through the actual city centre are the Elizabeth line and Thameslink. If you count slightly outside the city centre, you could also consider the West London Line (southern and…
Timmy's friend has a big brother that lets him use his ID. There will always be ways to circumvent this. The only functional difference between a simple setting in the browser and requiring ID attestation is how much…
Haha, good to take the classic HN condescension on the chin ;)
Use this site for that https://acme.com/same_scale/. It lets you compare any two map views at the same scale.
This is not for declaring constexpr variables, it is about how to implement a checker function that verifies an inline expression is constant. Plus some of the examples work back to C99 instead of C23, which I would…
SDL2 + Lua is a pretty common combo. Lua is very easy to interface with and integrate.