From the article: "For some of the numerical or cryptographic code there are noticeable gains and it seems to be worth the effort to provide optimized code. This also makes Fedora more attractive to people interested in optimization."
Is there an efficient way to do "Find in files" from a vim or vscode instance running locally and editing+compiling remote files via ssh ? Preferably something that runs instantly for 1 GiB repos ?
Would it be far fetched to hope that Apple could introduce a jailbreak mechanism in the Apple Watch for the purpose of providing users the option to enable and use all photodiodes for the pulse oximeter ?
Many officers take a step back when things heat up beyond "papers please". No one ever got fired for doing that. If an officer escalates, it's because their inner voice says "come at be bro".
The Front Page (the Broadway play) will also enter the public domain in 2024, even though it's hard to imagine a better adaptation than His Girl Friday from 1940.
From the article: std::map inserts are O(log n) while std::unordered_map inserts are O(1) and rehashes are O(n). Concurrent rehashes have a high chance of crashing, but I don't see how it follows that overall unordered_map crashes more than std::map.
Maybe it's beacause std::map tree nodes don't get reallocated while unordered_map hash buckets do ?
Wedding photography costs $600 to $1000 over here, the equipment is typically 4 to 8 years old and costs about $1500 (body + 24-70mm lens + flashes, MPB.com prices).
Not a video encoding expert, but for live streams you can't merge the output until you process all the N parts, so you introduce delays. And if any part of the input pipeline, like an overlay containing a logo or text, is generated dynamically i.e. not a static mp4, it basically counts as a live stream.
It sure is. I'm still watching their ads on every other site, but youtube ads for gambling and soda that interrupt while I'm watching someone talk about Bezier curves ? Na-ah.
Aligning related nodes regardless of the arcs between them is a big plus, and if ML can infer that automatically from case to case, it's probably worth considering using it for layout.
Installing LFS is a ritual, a manifestation of the belief in free software. In order to affirm allegiance to the corporate world, installing Windows 11 with all telemetry enabled and an online account might be more appropriate.
In 1991 dos navigator had an integrated file manager and editor like no other console file manager has: you could alt-tab and copy/paste from editors into shell commands interactively.
In 2023 I still need two extra terminals for vim and for bash. And text selection is mouse-only.
With pipes, the sender has to add a SIGPIPE handler which is not trivial to do if it's a library doing the send/recv. With sockets it can use send(fd, buf, MSG_NOSIGNAL) instead.
I wish bash had a way to pop up a tree view that let me select the source or destination for a command (like tar or sftp or anything). And remember the locations for these two trees (source & destination) independently.