Ontonator

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by Ontonator 11mo ago
For Bluetooth, you could of course use one or both of the runes upon which the logo was based: ᛡᛒ
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by Ontonator 1y ago
While I don’t disagree that houses have become less affordable, that graph is rather misleading. A graph of the ratio, as posted in one of the comments [0], would be more informative. [0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/datai
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by Ontonator 2y ago
Granted, as in “conceding a point”. https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/granted
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by Ontonator 2y ago
In the context of Swift, ARC is automatic reference counting: https://docs.swift.org/swift-book/documentation/the-swift-pr...
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by Ontonator 2y ago
Do you have a specific reference for this? I’d love to know more.
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by Ontonator 2y ago
Be careful: it’s been a while since I used C and I haven’t used much C++, but I think forward progress is only guaranteed by C++, not C.
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by Ontonator 2y ago
I’m not sure it can loop indefinitely, but it can block (e.g. if the reader of the pipe is not reading from it and the buffer is full).
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by Ontonator 2y ago
> Somewhat expectedly, gcc remains faithful to its crash approach, though note that it only inserts the crash when it compiles the division-by-zero, not earlier, like at the beginning of the function. […] The mere existence of UB in the
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by Ontonator 3y ago
Would the DNA testing have revealed whether or not they were related, or would the DNA have been too damaged to work that out? (Of course, even if they were not related, they were still not necessarily lovers.)
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by Ontonator 3y ago
Not relevant to C, of course, but Ruby supports something like this with `?a` being equivalent to `"a"` (both of which are strings, since Ruby doesn’t distinguish strings from characters). From what I’ve seen, it is recommended ag
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by Ontonator 4y ago
I disagree. There may not be a keyword required to refer to `struct`s specifically, but the namespace that is searched when resolving a symbol is determined by the syntax used to refer to it. For example, in C++, you cannot determine whethe
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by Ontonator 4y ago
I can’t speak for the others, but Rust definitely has separate namespaces for them. See https://doc.rust-lang.org/beta/reference/names/namespaces.ht...
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by Ontonator 4y ago
On the point about semicolons in JavaScript, the logic I’ve heard is that if you consistently use semicolons, you can have a linter warn you if there is an inferred semicolon, so you know if you have made a mistake. If you don’t use semicol
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by Ontonator 4y ago
Both the C/C++ and Python extensions seem to be open source, but I think you’re right about the remote development one. https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-cpptools https://github.com/Microsoft&#x2
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by Ontonator 5y ago
The longer someone is at the counter, the more likely you are to see them. You’re biased towards seeing the relatively few people who take half an hour.