Rust has supported Unicode identifiers for a long time, no?
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Rust has supported Unicode identifiers for a long time, no?
play.rust-lang.org?version=stab...
Float math in const contexts is now possible on stable Rust!
As of Rust 1.94 `f32::mul_add` is now a const fn.
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Hmmm, I guess it’s good for the memory pre-fetcher if you’re lookups follow that pattern. Otherwise, it’s just a biased distribution.
Comparing the Hilbert maps for FNV1a and DJB2a convinced me of FNV1a’s superiority.
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The “bicycle for your mind” has turned into an “opium den in your pocket”
Logitech G305 works fine for me with off-brand rechargeable AAs
They’re also more convenient, imo. I used to hate devices with AA and AAA batteries, but I prefer them since I got a set of rechargeables.
I always have a dozen batteries sitting in the charger. Just swap and go, no being tethered to a cable while it charges.
.ddsl also sounds like Driver Domain Specific Language
trash-cli has saved me a few times.
I made an alias for “rm” to remind me to use “trash” instead, and now it’s muscle memory.
We can have nice things in the terminal!
“Why is the project called <foo>?”
“When is <foo> a better solution than <bar> or <baz>?”
“Does <foo> support <desirable but unimplemented feature>?”
“How do I get around <known bug or limitation>?”
“Why <technical choice> instead of <alternative>?”
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I call it “Foreseeably Asked Questions” when I haven’t actually gotten any questions yet.
Then I use it mostly as a venue for rhetoric and to forestall antagonistic questions.
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Looks cool, what architectures does it support? I didn’t see it on the main page.
I’ve been looking for an easier way to inspect embedded binaries, but I can never remember which objdump I need.
Huh, I’ve never run in to that.
Apparently `--cached` and `--staged` are synonyms, at least for git diff.
Ironically, if you want to see fewer normal people participating in this, more insider trading helps discredit the whole idea.
The more obviously unfair it is, the less likely they’ll be to participate.
I think assembly is probably a better comparison than punch cards. It’s called for in particular circumstances, but higher-level coding is used the vast majority of the time.
I suggest satisfy/satisfies or an abbreviation thereof.
// r[sat foo.bar.baz]
“This code satisfies the requirement foo.bar.baz”
What’s the complexity that is inadequately acknowledged about warrantless, secret, domestic mass surveillance?
It was secret because they knew it was wrong and the public would be outraged.
What’s the opposite of Gell-Mann Amnesia?
I hope all their expert interviews are as good as that one.
In the same vein, I wonder if the term “griefer” is still used in online games.
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It puts the future on the heap or else it gets the hose again
YouTube provides an RSS feed for each channel, makes it easy to keep up with low-frequency posters.
My main beef with Chicago transport is that my flight to ORD was just cancelled ☹️
Sad indeed.
If sixel adoption keeps up the pace for a few more years, you’ll be able to do high res TUIs/low res graphics in basically all modern terminal emulators.
If you think this is US-only, it's not.
If you think the GDPR protects you, it's doesn't.
If you hadn't realised privacy is a national security and corporate espionage issue, it is.
If you think politicians can't tackle this, they can.
If you believe that tech or business need this, they don't.
Exploration through the clock configurator is one of the best/(few useful) features of CubeIDE!
