Posts by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
(DIR) Post #9oE3JqKytxOs4fZ5IO by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2019-10-23T15:30:08Z
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@khaosgrille geht die Bewertung faktorial in die Note ein?
(DIR) Post #9oLdDlpPi6NQoAvFwW by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2019-10-27T10:25:56Z
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@djabadu "mandatory wacky watch"https://www.apple.com/watch/
(DIR) Post #9oOjc3J3YqXVAHd4L2 by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2019-10-28T21:15:46Z
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@fribbledom that's some bad keming
(DIR) Post #9oRnIiQJN9HUYw94mu by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2019-10-30T09:25:21Z
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@khaosgrille @Cheatha Was machen eigentlich Maulwürfe so?
(DIR) Post #9p1Vt9GpjxUIsBSCoa by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2019-11-16T15:19:39Z
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@sir so you could say, someone drafting such a law would be planning to make planned obsolescence obsolete.
(DIR) Post #9pRyJoMaDFkvkgQffU by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2019-11-29T09:32:06Z
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@khaosgrille hat jemand "gönn dir" gesagt?
(DIR) Post #9qk9gusNvAmrLeiyki by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2020-01-07T02:06:59Z
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@alexbuzzbee set one or more global variables to specific values. users of the library have to check manually whether the library has been initialized to a legal state, and it's up to them to handle the error. Also, the exact names and values of these variables are only partly documented, change between minor versions, there are several edge cases and some of the official error states can usually be ignored (but it's actually undefined behavior to do that).
(DIR) Post #9qk9ureShscNOxrZdw by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2020-01-07T02:09:09Z
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@mike same
(DIR) Post #9qkCQt5X6Ind23vHHs by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2020-01-07T02:37:39Z
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@alexbuzzbee @tsturm @alcinnz later upgrade that long to an (untagged) union
(DIR) Post #9qkGvqWT5ZjPrwXUv2 by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2020-01-07T02:39:36Z
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@xj9 @interneteh Not sure about the "without paved roads" thing. Works great in Venice.
(DIR) Post #9qzSDNO1QGgds5c5Nw by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2020-01-13T23:10:02Z
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"We analyzed some of the most popular social studies textbooks used in California and Texas. Here’s how political divides shape what students learn about the nation’s history. […] The books have the same publisher. They credit the same authors. But they are customized for students in different states, and their contents sometimes diverge in ways that reflect the nation’s deepest partisan divides."https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/01/12/us/texas-vs-california-history-textbooks.html
(DIR) Post #9sfcokR0eQsvcw3PEm by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2020-03-04T17:23:25Z
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@wolf480pl @unfa i don't believe "you should understand how your tools work" is a good excuse for the state of tools like jack. seemingly random crashes after startup, a log window containing "too many xruns …" and so on are not helpful and just the result of the tool's inability to figure out the optimal working configuration (or even some working configuration) by itself. so if someone's willing to improve that, i'm all for it.
(DIR) Post #9ss8DJjs74iqMRYDnE by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2020-03-10T18:12:14Z
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@danny That paper is from 2017. There's an updated version athttps://sites.google.com/view/energy-efficiency-languages/updated-functional-results-2020for some reason they dropped C (and C++) from their benchmark, making rust the new baseline.
(DIR) Post #9tBavirkC3aMu108YK by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2020-03-10T13:05:39Z
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@schmittlauch does that mean we're going to have lots of instances running "stable" five year old software versions?
(DIR) Post #9thTFHa7PAwJ4J9MQq by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2020-04-04T11:30:11Z
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@Hamiller naja, wenn man erstmal davon ausgeht zu sagen "unsere software überfordert die user" gibts ja immer noch verschiedene möglichkeiten, damit umzugehen.a) "lol get rekt ihr seid halt doof" (das was @reticuleena oben beschrieb)b) "naja die komplexität ist prinzipbedingt und deswegen machen wir cryptoparties oder sowas"c) "die komplexität ist unnötig, wir machen mal ein besseres ui"zwischen b und c jetzt eine sache pauschal zu präferieren find ich ehrlich gesagt schwierig.@rio
(DIR) Post #9tlQE0EWtgvRkCad9M by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2020-04-06T10:22:41Z
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@Naughtylus alternatively:std::mem::replace(self, new_self);
(DIR) Post #9uIW1fk2E5dxPjktNI by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2020-04-22T08:57:21Z
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so, the #openssl project found potential security issues using a new #gcc 10 feature for static analysis. the main theme of the thread is the developers trying to figure out whether the compiler's guess is right or whether their legacy code base is just weird, but correct. i look forward to a future where critical software is not written in memory unsafe languages. until then, let's hope these brave devs and gcc 10 figure it out: https://github.com/openssl/openssl/issues/11420#issuecomment-610532463#riir #c #clang #rust #rustlang #nim
(DIR) Post #9ue65RHfnZaVCTSIEa by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2020-05-02T13:40:22Z
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Apparently, someone wrote a proof showing that it is impossible to parse C++ "[A] conforming compiler should be able to decide whether x is a function or variable! If such compiler exists, however, we can use it to solve the Post Correspondence Problem for any input, which means we can use it to solve the Halting Problem."#cpp #compilerhttps://medium.com/@mujjingun_23509/full-proof-that-c-grammar-is-undecidable-34e22dd8b664
(DIR) Post #A27u5C6nEzYn5uUTp2 by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2020-12-12T13:22:48Z
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da hat mir der #rC3 ticketshop einfach ohne zu fragen ein cookie gesetzt :O#gdpr
(DIR) Post #A27voAtggvI0K4NAmm by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2020-12-12T13:57:08Z
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@khaosgrille aber der trackt mich!