> Every day, Wikipedia biographies of living people are flagged for deletion because the subjects are not “notable” enough. How do these poor souls take the news? How entitled must one be to assume they are owed a page…
Indeed, my first thought upon seeing the premise explained was "I would have chosen a different philosopher".
> C++ on the other hand is highly opinionated, [...] > A lot of the C++ community doesn't use these features That they even have the possibility shows how un-opinionated C++ is.
> The 1g object is more dangerous because it's able to actually pierce you. Why?
It surprises me it was even implemented.
Because restaurants don't want businesses like DoorFash to scrape it.
I would take a page refresh that takes two seconds over waiting half a minute for a page to "hydrate"
In other news, anyone who has ever claimed to want to quit smoking is lying.
TLDR: "Pluribus", except with AI, and sympathetic to the antagonist.
Theorem provers don't generate proofs. IDEs don't generate software.
Wait, did he attempt that one too?
> Please file feedback in Feedback Hub (WIN + F) Wait, WIN + F is no longer for finding files?
> 404 Very informative, thanks
> federal agencies It's cute when Americans assume every country's constitution is the same as their own.
We do. https://www.w3.org/TR/xinclude/ https://www.w3.org/TR/xinclude-11/
"Just lost another bug." "It never gets any easier, huh?"
> I first became familiar with computing when I saw the history scene in Tron: Legacy Thanks for making me feel old
Yes. And this is what C++ iterators evolved from.
isize and usize seem to be more like intptr_t and uintptr_t. To be fair, for a long time it was not very well-defined to which C type they correspond to; I think that was cleared up only recently. It's also a shame the…
I have known about this for quite some time, and the more I think about it, the more useless it seems. Sure, the underlying machine operation is just addition, which is indeed commutative, but at the type system level,…
> Authoring on HD-DVD on the other hand was based on web standards we all know HTML, javascript, XML, CSS. Oh hell no
God forbid OpenWrt ever receives an update or something.
As if you could not tell by the shape of the glyph.
I wonder if [[=std::bitmask_type]] also enables compiler warnings that a switch statement is not exhaustive if it does not cover all possible flag combinations.
Reverse plagiarism, to be exact.
> Every day, Wikipedia biographies of living people are flagged for deletion because the subjects are not “notable” enough. How do these poor souls take the news? How entitled must one be to assume they are owed a page…
Indeed, my first thought upon seeing the premise explained was "I would have chosen a different philosopher".
> C++ on the other hand is highly opinionated, [...] > A lot of the C++ community doesn't use these features That they even have the possibility shows how un-opinionated C++ is.
> The 1g object is more dangerous because it's able to actually pierce you. Why?
It surprises me it was even implemented.
Because restaurants don't want businesses like DoorFash to scrape it.
I would take a page refresh that takes two seconds over waiting half a minute for a page to "hydrate"
In other news, anyone who has ever claimed to want to quit smoking is lying.
TLDR: "Pluribus", except with AI, and sympathetic to the antagonist.
Theorem provers don't generate proofs. IDEs don't generate software.
Wait, did he attempt that one too?
> Please file feedback in Feedback Hub (WIN + F) Wait, WIN + F is no longer for finding files?
> 404 Very informative, thanks
> federal agencies It's cute when Americans assume every country's constitution is the same as their own.
We do. https://www.w3.org/TR/xinclude/ https://www.w3.org/TR/xinclude-11/
"Just lost another bug." "It never gets any easier, huh?"
> I first became familiar with computing when I saw the history scene in Tron: Legacy Thanks for making me feel old
Yes. And this is what C++ iterators evolved from.
isize and usize seem to be more like intptr_t and uintptr_t. To be fair, for a long time it was not very well-defined to which C type they correspond to; I think that was cleared up only recently. It's also a shame the…
I have known about this for quite some time, and the more I think about it, the more useless it seems. Sure, the underlying machine operation is just addition, which is indeed commutative, but at the type system level,…
> Authoring on HD-DVD on the other hand was based on web standards we all know HTML, javascript, XML, CSS. Oh hell no
God forbid OpenWrt ever receives an update or something.
As if you could not tell by the shape of the glyph.
I wonder if [[=std::bitmask_type]] also enables compiler warnings that a switch statement is not exhaustive if it does not cover all possible flag combinations.
Reverse plagiarism, to be exact.