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Yeah I assumed short would be at least as big as a char and would this be comparing size of short against short. Didn’t realize it would get promoted to int.
Some feedback about the formula from a parent:

The formula needs to account for the reality that with young children your "parental duties" expands to occupy all free time when kids are awake. And also shifts other chores into any free time slots when kids are asleep.

Kids are asleep. Time to clean the kitchen, do the dishes, switch the laundry, cut some veggies for tomorrow's dinner, and then find somewhere softer than last night to pass out.
We used to call these "Microsoft Minutes"...
Seems to me this "fail off" scenario is far better than reports of cheap USB-C cables frying devices. I'd certainly prefer a fail off scenario than fail to frying the attached device and possibly the other, more expensive computer the other end is potentially plugged into.
I didn't see IPFS mentioned on the page so I was wondering if someone here could help me understand the difference between this and IPFS which seems to share at least some of the same goals.
Maybe you should do some research before calling bullsh*t. Here’s part 1 of 6 of a 12 hour analysis of that film - https://overcast.fm/+DkjFY8nxA

The hosts go into it open minded, and come out believing it is real.

Along the way they speak to the surviving people who were actually there and involved, AND to a Hollywood film maker and creature FX person who was making high-end costumes in the 60s. He says the technology to make a costume that good at that time was not in existence. Furthermore, he says nobody has yet been able to produce a costume of similar quality.

Also, when you look into the proportions the human body, they don’t match those of the being in the film.

Also, there are many indications in the film itself that it was an impromptu shoot.

AND the guy who claimed to have been the man in the monkey suit had a beef (motive) with the man who shot the film, AND the costume he described wearing doesn’t match what appears on the film, AND the lengths of his limbs don’t match those of the creature in the film.

And the other guy who was present when the film was shot is known to be highly respected and full of integrity. A real straight shooter.

Lastly, check out BFRO.org to see the thousands of sightings that continue to occur every year across the USA. Sure, some are probably bears... but some are up close and personal, and involve police, forest rangers, military, etc.
If walking quickly every day for an hour increases my life expectancy by 6 or so years it would have been worth it.
Did you make all 12 with your S.O. or are you like those guardian-angel foster parents from _Shazam!_?
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My understanding was that was just a limitation on the first batch, as they're still developing the design, but they're intending to cross link in future. Is that not the case?
My gasoline Volvo has a feature where you can run the ac/heater remotely from a watch and phone app. It is limited to 15 minutes, but I find 5 minutes at full blast makes it very nice when I get in.

I believe hybrid Volvos can do this while using the battery.
One can make steel without using coal or coke. Some steel is made this way even today ("Direct Reduced Iron", particularly the mode where iron ore is reduced with syngas made with natural gas). Hydrogen could be used instead of syngas to do this reduction, and the amount of carbon that would be needed to make the final alloy would be small, and could be sourced from non-fossil sources.
and more generally than retailers:

http://www.aei.org/publication/fortune-500-firms-1955-v-2017...
The better wording would be D) not enough information to give a definitive answer. It's like the old gotchya question; what is 1+1 ? of course the answer is it depends on if you are using binary or a base of integer >2.
We should be careful before we unnecessarily increase the number of interactions between police and the general public.

For example, roadside drug test accuracy rate is abysmal but innocent people are being put in jail because uninformed LEO either don't know or don't care baout the rate. If you can't afford to fight the false charge, your life/record/job/etc is screwed.

Also, these false positives tend to have a conveniently racist default twist in our country.

"59% of the Houston defendants in drug arrests involving false positives were black.", I expect the number that didn't fight the charge and were wrongfully convicted is quite high as well.

https://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/10/magazine/how-a-2-roadside...
GCC and many other compilers have been known to change the consequences of undefined behavior unpredictably when upgrading, changing compiler flags, etc. For some examples that matters.
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On Netflix. It’s actually worth a watch.
Where the author goes wrong is in assuming that somehow "I don't know" can be a final answer to these things. No, it is absolutely fucking vital that you know how the compiler will pad your structures in C. Similarly to the "what size is an int" on your architecture - on an ATmega8 this is 16 bit, but the chip can't actually do all 16 bit operations in single instructions.
China now has vending machines where you can pay with your face. (In a your-face-as-your-credit-card sense) If facial recognition is deemed sufficient to be used in payment systems, I wonder if it is just that the systems these police use are just implemented poorly?
I’ve worked with Arduinos where int was 16 bit.
The WHO estimates that 18% of cancers are caused by viruses: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oncovirus

In general you'd think that viruses are good to avoid if you don't want cancer. Once they invade a cell they're basically just bits of RNA floating around waiting to fuck up your DNA.
You have that totally backwards. Nuclear has failed because the people building the plants have consistently blown through their cost estimates. Like Lucy pulling the football away from Charlie Brown, at some point they have to be held responsible for this.
What is this in reference to? There's nothing similar in the article.
> I don’t think I could ever sleep the same at night after writing something like that

In these situations, you likely know your hardware and know your compiler, so you can actually provide an answer for 4 of the questions. The last one is a situation where someone should tell you not to get cute in the code review.

I wrote C in telecom and finance and in both places we enforced a rule: when you define a structure, put a comment after each element that says what you think the structure offset should be, and at the end of the structure #define a constant that says what you think the size of the structure should be. In a code review, if anyone noticed something that didn't look right, you could talk about it. In testing, you could also check that sizeof(foo_s) == FOO_S_SIZE and fail if it wasn't.

In some of our code, we would test the size of various types and structures on startup and immediately exit if they weren't what we expected. We'd print type sizes to logs to help debugging if there was ever a problem. We were supporting a single code base that ran on big endian, little endian, X86, Itanium, SPARC, ARM. Compilers change, but automated tests of type and structure sizes catch things immediately.

It may sound like a lot of work, but it actually isn't at all. It also helps a lot with long-term maintainability.
you've grown so accustomed to modern conveniences that you don't realize that you're kept alive by things that not even a king could've afforded 100 years ago.

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It's weird you think that use of fossil fuels is inherent in the production of solar panels, and cannot be substituted for.
It is not difficult to overcome these limitations of C by typedef definitive types like signed int32, unsigned int8 and so on. Many embedded C .h have that as a standard way of clearing things up. of course you can always sizeof(int) or whatever. (BTW this quiz or one like has been around a long time, but still a good reminder).
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I would recommend the writings of FM Alexander[1] for an analysis of the degeneration of human muscle utilization with the advance of civilization. "Lack of exercise" is insufficient as an explanation. A slightly better way to put it is that rational processes have substituted for instinctive balance processes. But overall, the whole process must be, uh, grasped.

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Knowing what the standard says and keeping to it as much as possible is important because every now and then, a major compiler finds some exciting new way to optimise code based on undefined behaviour, and breaks code that assumed GCC would always do some seemingly obvious reasonable thing it did when the author tested it.
It definitely can be discussed. The key is that you had to temper your assertion that the discussion was only 'somewhat' in good faith.

Usually the discussions around these things aren't in good faith. Sometimes they're actually in poor faith from BOTH sides. Interpret this as 'people are fallible and bad at discoursing respectfully' rather than 'people don't want to discuss these sensitive topics'
I’m hoping to reach someone who has experienced the same as me. Please reply to this comment. I need to make sense of it all. The ‘bugs’ on the ground that night. They were hovering? I and another were standing right in them. They sounded like buzzing but they were not bees or wasp or fly. They looked transparent/translucent. They did not seem organic or physical since not a trace on either of our shoes. We had them on video. Back then it was my iphone 4 or 5s(hard to remember which). But the video vanished a few days after the incident. I sent it to one other person before that. Till this very day the person still remembers the video but just thinks it was regular bugs. The video did not do much justice but if I had it for a while longer I would have found someone that could have enlarged it and brightened it and made it clearer etc. Please, has anyone experienced the same??? The person that was with me that night never wants to talk about it. They have even lied to others, claiming I was never present during the incident. I have suspicions they are protecting it. I am not afraid!!! I just want to understand!!! God help me! If someone who has experienced the same please reach out to me. I need answers. That video could have been the key to ending this entire thing! The only other time I felt the presence/saw the bugs again was on iphone map app. The entire border of the USA, that red border. I cant look at it again it does something to my eyes i cant really explain it.
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The real answer is, all 5 questions don't compile so they don't return anything.
Cool, I'll call you a European American. It's that easy.
Eben is usually responsive. I would love pointers to any acknowledgement this is a correct analysis.
Eh, I do ~70min each way (in a shitbox with no A/C no less) and I still manage to do stuff in the evening.

I think counting it once makes sense.
The video of the ‘bugs’ is bigger than money, so I need to know why my hackers did not even care to ‘cash out’ still??? Nothing adds up here. I know I am def missing something here. If someone can help me out please. I have been praying and talking to God and the people I have lost. I really need answers. I really think things will end. This whole thing will end. Something does not feel right. It feels like I am important even when I fight so hard to doubt it. They keep surrounding me like I am meant for something. Why am I important to them???
> This is in contrast to where I live most of the time which is "GCC as an assembler macro language"

And then people like you whine and cry when the gcc compiler suddenly enforces that something is actually undefined and blows away a big chunk of your code in optimization.
"Doctors slow to..." Implies all doctors. Then the article begins with an emotional story about one patient.
Statistical facts don't come from an emotional argument. That's what politicians and marketers do.

What's more likely: that the hardest working, highest average IQ professionals are slow to adopt something that would help them save their patient's lives? Or that the writer of the article is biased and exaggerating things?
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The problem is if my son or daughter want to play on the switch while the rest of the family is using the TV, they can't plug in for power, so they've got about 2-3 hours before it takes around the same time to charge (I don't really know how long it takes to charge, because they'll keep unplugging it to check the charge level). If it actually was USB-C compliant, I could hand them a cable and charger they could use from the couch, but nope. I'm not going to replace the Switch if the kids break it, and likewise don't plan on replacing if I break it, and if using a non Nintendo charger purportedly voids the warranty on a standard USB-C spec, not going to chance it. Also, not going to funnel Nintendo extra money for a blessed charger.
Still totally missing the point. You have to offer something extra to the HFT traders to sell them a $10000/month plan instead of a $49.99 plan. Discriminate on latency somehow for their traffic. Prioritize packets, prefer shortest links over most expedient links, minimize hops. Otherwise if they will just buy your standard plan and you don't monetize them effectively.
There's is no good evidence that phrase was about fusion.

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Compile it, look at the assembly. You can know. The answer will vary from place to place, but it isn't non-existent.
Unfortunately the "best answer" is taken to mean "the wrong answer that the teacher programmed into you".
Oh yeah this entirely greenbean subthread is totally believable. I'll change our regimen immediately!
I think this objection boils down to your perspective on what we mean by "C".

It's reasonable for some folks (especially working programmers who need to "get stuff done") to think that "what a reasonable compiler in their problem domain" would do is what "C" means. It's equally reasonable for other folks (especially compiler writers, verification experts, researchers, etc.) to think the ISO standard is what "C" means.

It would be great for the standard to be more "reasonable" and have less undefined behavior. But I, for one, cannot think of a more horrible, thankless chore than actually trying to make that happen. So much code is written in "C", and there are so many compilers and platforms, modern and legacy, that "C" runs on, each with their own notion of "reasonable," that it will take an incredible amount of work.
I would rather blame my failings on others; sure. As long as it keeps introspection at bay, I’m for it.
What do you find motivating in software engineering?

I initially found Factorio interesting, mostly for the parts that encourage spreadsheet calculation, e.g. balancing the various rates of production and resource intake. Some other aspects appealed too, such as finding drill placements to fully cover ore deposits.

Where I lost interest is when the game became mostly about refactoring large transport belt networks. That reminds me of the non-fun aspects of programming.
One thing that everyone needs to take into consideration is that it is not a static thing. When I was younger (30's) I had 0 free time probably, but now I am semi-retired and work out of my home freelance which I do mostly for something to do. Which means I have tons o free time, more than 60 hours a week easily. I think it is good to work hard earlier in life so you can enjoy more free time later on.
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No the Suez canal has no locks, but the current changes with the tide, probably more affected by the larger body of water.
The article doesn't really go into enough depth on the repercussions here one way or another:

-What is the level of impact on the individuals caught up in a false positive? A minor inconvenience? A major issue?

-It takes resources to deal with false positives, even 1 in a 1000 can be a lot of people. The question isn't how much it costs though, it's how much does it cost without the automated facial match, and how much to the false positives cost, and what is the difference between them?
They lost me at "might."

You'd be hard-pressed to find many docs (myself included) who are champing at the bit to adopt an informational resource with knowledge gaps.
What sort of pollution does that blogger think is coming out a nuclear plant? He seems to think cooling towers and water show how pollute. It's just water.
According to the second paragraph at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suez_Canal, it has a continuous current through the various segments, depending on tide and season. Presumably the water levels in the Mediterranean and Red Seas are close enough that the current isn't a problem in practice.
I don't think you understand what many HFT firms do. They arbitrage between exchanges. For example the option or futures price of a security in Chicago and price of the underlying in New York. Also arbitraging between equities listed on multiple exchanges.

Co-location isn't a solution to these problems, and low latency lines between exchanges in different parts of the country and world is a huge huge factor to successfully implementing many/most HFT strategies.
I don't really consider sleeping, eating or fitness wasted time really, you basically need it and most I personally find it enjoyable and excluding sleeping, it's practically a use of free time. I think would love some checkbox that signifies a "waste" in a sense.

Also, your application doesn't seem to like accidental space-bars being pressed in inputs. Causes NaN and its hard to figure out why.

Regardless pretty cool/interesting
Nosferatu is the first that comes to mind that can illustrate the differences.

It was considered to be in the public domain by 1930 in most countries, but thanks to Florence Stoker who attempted to hunt down and eradicate the film at every turn, it becomes public domain in the US probably in 2041. It could be even later, depending on a few small things.
If you use C as an assembler macro language, you aren't actually writing C. You're likely to get burned someday, unless you compile at -O0.
Canada gave up on CANDU, and sold AECL for just $15M. They decided there was simply no market for the reactor technology.
Nearly as disturbing as the number of people who tell me they use free VPNs.

It is a bit mind boggling that folks are concerned about something and use a VPN...but choose a free one...
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Good job man, 12 kids is a worthy use of time.
Not really sure how this pertains to my comment or what it means. Can you explain?
If you don't think base R is kinda terrible then I recommend you read R Inferno. It's truly a crazy language with enough footguns for a centipede. A lot of the attraction to the tidyverse is having sane defaults and consistent APIs that help you do the right thing quickly.
Deadlifts work 70% of the muscles in your body, including your forearms and gripping muscles. Your best bang-for-the-buck to help your strength and get in some exercise is to pick heavy stuff off of the ground a few times.
Would you pick up a $20 bill on the ground?

I think we all know the answer to that question, and if you know the answer to that question, you know the answer to your question:

To make fucking money (of course).
With what compiler? Targeting what architecture? The question is underspecified. "I can't know" is correct.
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It's not. If we run out of land for solar, our energy demand would be so high that the direct thermal pollution from nuclear would be a showstopper.
Who are they? I want to know, but I felt like I would end up going down a lot of rabbit holes on their website to find useful information.
> What sort of pollution does that blogger think is coming out a nuclear plant?

If it's an effluent or sewer pipe, do you think "it's just water"?
I took that to be the point of the article though, that just looking at the code wasn't enough to know and you needed to go further to answer these cases for your exact use case or target platform.
But the test doesn't ask about C as compiled by X compiler on Y architecture. It just asks about C.

(You also seem to be assuming GCC is more predictable about undefined behaviour than it actually is.)
I never even knew there was a dominant ice cream brand, and if you asked me to name it, I would have picked Hersheys. I have lots of different ice cream options at my grocery store, and some are going the “all natural, 4 ingredient” route as well. Plus it seems like every small town has a dairy/local ice cream shop it feels like.
I feel like the test is inaccurate. Each of those snippets has an output that can be repeated by anybody using gcc on x86. So unless you are on some exotic hardware, none of the answers is "I don't know". And if you are using a power pc or something then you should specify that.
Starts at $70k apparently, about the same as the Model S starting price (though obviously much higher than the Model 3 or, likely, Model Y)
And then you update your compiler and something completely different happens.
Posted earlier today (no comments there either though): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20360996
makes sense to me. best of luck to you.
Maybe we should each decide what we want to forget or not forget.
Apologies for the slow response.

I honestly can't compare to a rails app, as I don't have the experience. I can say that modern dev practices worry me with the constant upgrade train on api standards. On the one side, progress is quite nice. On the flipside, what you describe in "all your dependencies have completely changed their APIs" is just as annoying in Java as it is in any language. More so if someone has helpfully split your codebase into as many supposedly independent parts as they can.

More than that, it is amusing that many of the refactoring tools that you reference actually began in more dynamic languages. I've seen that folks that rely on their IDE to be able to refactor have a habit of making codebases that they have to use an IDE to refactor. I grant it could just be confirmation bias.