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by rhdjebejdbd 8mo ago
That's a lot of words, but how is that even possible? Pointers and arrays are basically interchangeable in C, and you have to do that constantly in any large program. Even the blog post has a malloc in it. Once you start passing around
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by rhdjebejdbd 1y ago
It doesn't depend on the application unless the application shares the same pointers between x86 and arm which doesn't make any sense to me. Otherwise they're right, it's not the intersection that matters but just the to
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by rhdjebejdbd 1y ago
Fusion360 doesn't work on Linux. Or at least I tried multiple times and couldn't get it to work
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by rhdjebejdbd 2y ago
Toll-wires
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by rhdjebejdbd 2y ago
Maybe a generous interpretation of the comment and a realisation that common language isn't always 100% precise would be better than pointless arguments about semantics. There is only a single printf written in the source code.
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by rhdjebejdbd 2y ago
Do you have a source on that? Source? A source. I need a source. Sorry, I mean I need a source that explicitly states your argument. This is just tangential to the discussion. No, you can't make inferences and observations from the sou
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by rhdjebejdbd 2y ago
Average western person emits more co2 than the average Chinese person. Not sure why we would go after them unless you just don't like to see your 'team' look bad
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by rhdjebejdbd 2y ago
Put some wd-40 on your bike's brakes and see if you think it's not a lubricant. Maybe you think it's not a _good_ lubricant? But a lot of its use is to extract stuck things which requires a thin lubricant