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> Does the vdivps instruction set the division-by-zero flag?

Yes. It even triggers a runtime exception when these are enabled in the corresponding bit of MXCSR status register.

> I don't think compiling code that doesn't divide by zero into code that does is correct.

There’re good arguments both for and against.

Personally, I think it’s fine. The optimization clang did almost doubled the performance. Most people don’t touch these bits in MXCSR, and the default values are good.

When manually vectorizing, I sometimes manually writing code like that when the alternatives are much slower. In this particular example it’s possible to fix for free by replacing vmovsd with vmovddup, _mm_loaddup_pd in C++. But it’s not always the case, e.g. when dealing with 3D vectors you need extra instructions.

In SSE the fastest way is _mm_insert_ps, it can either copy 3-rd lane into 4-th one, or selectively zero out lanes, a single very fast instructions that doesn't touch memory. In AVX however you would need memory access + _mm256_blend_ps.
Yes, because it's still a striking piece of art.

Also I would not expect anything but a digital print in this day and age, if it's not advertised to be a traditional print. If one is lucky (my preference) it's still a digital print but on wet paper, i.e. Fuji Crystal Archive or Kodak Endura, but the photographic paper is exposed with LED or laser.

A black and white traditional darkroom print is labour intensive and usually goes for much more money.
A more general comment because I see these services popping up on here from time to time: You’re not an alternative to IFTTT or Zapier unless you have a comparable GUI, full stop.

I would love to see an alternative to these services that could be self-hosted, but the reason why these services are useful for most people is because they have a simple web-based interface, even compared to something like Yahoo Pipes. This opens up their capabilities to non-technical users. If you’re asking people to edit configuration files, you’ve already lost them, unfortunately.

If someone can do that, that’s where the opportunity lies for an open-source alternative to Zapier or IFTTT.
I would not recommend opening the linked PDF file. The link above to the PDF file is causing a BSoD on my fully patched Windows 10 sandbox. I've tested it three times, firing up WinDbg to see if I can locate the cause.
I wasn't talking about ranges, I was talking about the grandparent's three-line wrapper function.
Reminds me of the vinyl people. “It sounds warmer!”
>I've mentioned it before, but Reddit is so incredibly, unbelievably user-hostile nowadays that I don't understand why people use it. I understand that it provides some with a sense of community, but they've shown time and time again that they don't care what you think, they only care about what they can extract from you.

I didn't notice that, what do you mean? any examples?

Also this is untrue

>They no longer let people view nsfw boards without logging in
Starring a project increases visibility because anyone who follows the person who started it will see it too. It is a question of marketing.
Sure, but then when they finally ship Valhalla you'll still need to rewrite your 4M LOC Java app to use value types ;)
You get the pseudonymity and open/easy access there on the other hand.
It underestimated my age by 5 years, and my BMI by 5!
Wow, I never would've thought this would be an issue -

If more people knew of how the past looked like, and could relate to it, and understand - they would be shocked at the world we have today.

Especially since most people can not relate to black and white videos/photos because they don't have the context required to expand on that thought. They just see an exposure, thats a photo, enlarged and think "that's it."

Even, ironically, there's the expression/meme that kids/younger generation thought "the past wasn't in color." I remember hearing this when I was a kid in school, during the 90's and 00's.

From the article...:

"That’s not a view many academics hold, however. Luke McKernan, lead curator of news and moving images at the British Library, was particularly scathing about Peter Jackson’s 2018 World War One documentary They Shall Not Grow Old, which upscaled and colourised footage from the Western Front. Making the footage look more modern, he argued, undermined it. “It is a nonsense,” he wrote. “Colourisation does not bring us closer to the past; it increases the gap between now and then. It does not enable immediacy; it creates difference.”

But on the flipside, this argument does bring to light why it may be bad, but still - I don't think it's good enough to be up in arms about someone upscaling archive footage.

"For Mark-FitzGerald and other historians of photography tools like DeOldify and Neural Love might make pictures look amazing, but they risk obscuring the past rather than illuminating it. “Even as a photo historian, I look at them and think, oh, wow, that's quite an arresting image,” she says. “But always then my next impulse is to say, 'Well, why am I having that response? And what is the person who's made this intervention on the restoration actually doing? What information has this person added? What have they taken away?”
I LOVE Film! <3
I use something similar to configure my entire desktop from a default Debian install using idempotent shell scripts. The repo isn't public since it contains a lot of sensitive information but I'm currently developing something based on that for a server I'm working on: https://github.com/T0astBread/easymark-server-config
Finally! It was time that the EU started to take serious actions about UK behaviour.
Twitter’s business model is social and political conflict.
Contentlab.io is hiring a Freelance Technical Editor
Why? How does vulnerability detection for PHP hurt you?

They stated in the comments here that they are actively working on it, and I would personally appreciate it in addition to the number of other static analysis tools I use.
Desktop and yea, I'm also using old.reddit

if old reddit dies, then I'll probably stop using Reddit or significantly reduce my time spent there.
I'd like to see an actual survey with historians voting whether they oppose this or not. I just can't believe the headline.
Memento mori.

Do the things you really want to, need to or should do. One day, it's going to be too late.
I fully expect the government to cave in over the internal market bill. They can't afford to walk away from a deal and they know it. Boris has enough of a majority that he can ignore the nutcases at the fringe of his party.
Programming language notation is a barrier to entry
I always feel very humbled when I read stories about things that makers make.

As someone with absolutely no skills in woodworking, metalworking, or anything of the sort, it is completely awesome (in the traditional sense of the word) and seemingly so far out of my potential.
Of the various chains in China, I found Paris Baguette to have the most bread-like bread. Other chains mostly offered some kind of pastry/bread hybrid with sweet dough and various fillings, with perhaps 1–2 kinds of proper bread products hidden away somewhere.

Apparently it's a Korean company: https://www.scmp.com/business/companies/article/3092449/kore...
I don't mind hold music, but it's the constant fake interruption with advertisements that interrupt the hold music every 30 seconds that destroys your ability to multitask while waiting. Looking at you AT&T.
Guide to Law of Attraction – Manifesting Anything You Want
> pseudonymity

I worry that many people are confused by this, and don’t understand that this will continue to get eroded as time goes on for completed transactions.
This is BS. I enjoy these videos and encourage people to keep making them.

It’s a great way to get a better idea of what things really looked like which is hard to do with choppy grainy footage. Historians should be doing everything they can to help us be more connected with the past, so being all curmudgeonly on this doesn’t make sense.
My dad was a public school teacher and his last year got a class of “sweat hogs.” Three students were extremely disruptive, regularly. He went to the principal and said he wanted all three out of his class or he’d quit. Next day two were suspended but the third wasn’t. He told the office he’s stay until noon to find a sub. Later that week, the third student was arrested for stealing an 18 wheeler and driving it across the state.
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