> If they were to design that today, I think they would require the initialization expression to be constexpr.
Why would they?
This (non-constexpr) semantic would be useful as lazy initialization. .. and C++ love tiny little features like these.
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Why would they?
This (non-constexpr) semantic would be useful as lazy initialization. .. and C++ love tiny little features like these.
Without those privilege, all you can get is an approximate.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/guide/mac-help/mchlc06d1059/...
He knew what a fusor is, knew how to find more information, have contact with hobbies groups already, been warned how dangerous it can be.
At this stage, AI is just a glorified search engine.
We need to cut some deadline and doing it at vsync is the easiest way
Link to previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14958989
> https://golang.org/doc/faq#What_is_the_purpose_of_the_projec...: "By its design, Go proposes an approach for the construction of system software on multicore machines."
> That page points to https://talks.golang.org/2012/splash.article for "A much more expansive answer to this question". That article states:
> "Go is a programming language designed by Google to help solve Google's problems [...] More than most general-purpose programming languages, Go was designed to address a set of software engineering issues that we had been exposed to in the construction of large server software."
The name 红宝书 is popular in mainland China. Chinese from Taiwan or other se asian community just call it 小红书 or 毛語錄
Unless you want to learn Chinese and/or spend time to navigate around the content modulation system (not very hard, it just different), the experience ain't great.
I think what it say is under "Is it the right kind of similarity?" :
> Consider books. > For a literary critic, similarity might mean sharing thematic elements. For a librarian, it's about genre classification. > For a reader, it's about emotions it evokes. For a typesetter, it's page count and format. > Each perspective is valid, yet cosine similarity smashes all these nuanced views into a single number — with confidence and an illusion of objectivity.
UUIDv4 is random. Could be a bad PRNG, or just very very very bad luck.
> and a separate staff SWE who worked in GIS claim that circles only exist in map projections and they're always distorted, and that you cannot have a circle IRL, nor project it onto a projection.
It is insanely difficult to project circles. Most of time we just pretend it never exist.
It is possible to create two google account linked with same email address.
I think I need more proof they are actually same account. For example, changing the profile pic in one session is reflected in another session.
The OHTTP scheme does not _technically_ prevent this. It increases the number parties need to cooperate to extract this information, hoping it would be caught somewhere in the pipeline.
ZFS is not in the same market with AWS S3.
Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer -- all support some form of kerberos auth in HTTP/HTTPS.
I guess it was some _theoretical_ task scheduling stuff.... When you are doing task scheduling, yes, maybe, depends on what you optimize for.
.... but this bug have nothing to do with that. This bug is about some accounting error.
Don't forget nodejs.
It's like rewriting (and clarifying things here or there, putting in new analogies, etc.. not just translating) everything in Klingon, and creating new Klingon words while he is doing that.
Sure this is "interesting" in academic sense. Good luck finding a journal accept paper written in Klingon.
ReiserFS retain its name when Hans Reiser is convinced of murder.
There is no reason to remove one's name or close their account when they are convicted of a crime.
As soon as you start thinking about the side features. they are not comparable.
Did you meant Apple Card, Apple Pay or the Apple Store?