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Actually, I am not so happy with clang-tidy: its first advice was spot-in, yes. But it should have thrown the exact same advice after the student incorrectly applied the first advised patch (by not removing the 'Widget(...)' constructor call).
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I have personally faced the full brunt of Indian governments maniacal control over the internet. Since 5 August 2019 till February 2020 I had 0 internet. Then after that, only "whitelisted" websites of around 300. That number was gradually increased. High speed mobile internet was only started like last month so from March 2020 till say February 2021, around 8 million people had to endure 2g internet speeds. Why? Because they dont want dissent be heard. If noone cries wolf, "assume the wolf didnt come ".

For the last 2-3 years, WhatsApp news groups have been forced to get themselves "registered" with police. Aim being to stop flow of any news that does not work with the narrative of the government and punish those involved.
I can show you people on twitter who after being humiliated and tortured by police for "instigating anti national sentiments" aka criticising the govt. I can share posts by journalists who have been harrassed and tortured because of their anti govt news just because they wrote ground reports.

Look up last years Pulitzer prize winning photo. That was from this place, a hooded guy, in the air with a stone in his hand in front of a police truck, David vs Goliath in real life. I have not seen anything more raw in a long time. Read about it how it was literally "smuggled out" because the govt does not want its crimes to be known.

Why am I boring you with these details? Well if I am forced to "verify" my identity everywhere, this means the govt has immediate access to this handle and my physical body because my phone is actively pinging my location. This means I can write a keyword the govt finds problematic and I will be picked up. This is not even an issue on WhatsApp or telegram or signal because your mobile number is the unique key and it works on that and I personally know people who have been picked up for sharing anti govt stuff on WhatsApp.

My hand is being forced to set up private invite only network of activitypub compatible services because then I will be sort of in control but even then its a problem because Indian ISPs like Jio have been using DPI for a long time to filter and control people but I have to try to stay alive
Java does intern string literals and constants, but you can’t rely on reference equality unless you intern every string you create at runtime by formatting or decoding, and it isn’t specified whether that creates strong references that will never be GC’d.
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Yeah but the title sounds like "you shouldn't just always use emplace_back instead of push_back" but the actual content is "you shouldn't use emplace_back completely incorrectly because you don't know what it is".

The only actual argument against blindly using emplace_back everywhere is that it has worse compile time in a deliberately pathological microbenchmark. Not convincing, though it is interesting.
Another scam pushed by the EU that will make things more expensive.
The cost of labor to repair anything is so high that no one will ever want to do it unless their appliance is the top of the high end stuff that costs thousands of euros.

I have an older 1000$ Miele washing machine and to repair it it costs 400$. For that price I can have a brand new machine with all the functions I want.
The Wiki article of the memorandum, particularly the Breach section, contains dates and overview of info on this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapest_Memorandum_on_Securit...
Hundreds of species became extinct in the Quaternary extinction event, and wooly mammoths were among the latest casualties.

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Why the mammoth and none of these? It seems like the dominant factors are convenience and culture, not that there's anything wrong with this.
I prefer ~~products~~ PHONES where everything is glued together, it makes for a much stronger structure. Old phones which were screwed/clipped together were thick, bendy and creaky. Closed structures (think of an egg shell) are more structurally efficient.

The price to pay is it's harder to open when you need to repair it, but that's a sometime-maybe-never activity, vs. using/holding it which is hours per day.
So many new accounts and flagged comments. Welcome IT Cell :) .
Gee, I got down a few paragraphs and..the screen darkens and a >>ENTER YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS TO KEEP READING. [SIGN UP]<< popup with nothing to do but back button. Maybe noone else got that far yet?
They weren't the same people though. Even the academic types were the type of sandel wearing, long bearded hippies (not an insult BTW) that nixon raged against.
Followed by the tinkering kids and phreakers etc.

There was never a single overarching software culture.
There is a Wikipedia page on the Budapest memorandum, which outlines its content, and at least one breach: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapest_Memorandum_on_Secur...
Dividing up a pie into smaller and smaller slices doesn't increase the amount of pie. It just lets people who haven't already taken a slice fight over ever smaller scraps.
My own self would say native apps, 10 years ago.

Today, 10 years later, I say Web.
Crossover distortion is completely inaudible if the amplifier is correctly biased as it amounts to a fraction of a fraction percent of the output power, like attempting to listen to a distorted 100 mW pocket radio put on top of a perfectly linear 500W amplifier set at maximum output.
The difference between germanium and silicon transistors lays in the former having much narrower bandwidth, so that it naturally and more gracefully limits higher audio frequencies, and some the artifacts of distortion become less audible making the sound more warm.
Tubes are better than both in this context because they saturate in a really graceful way and produce mostly even harmonics which give tube guitar amps their unique different sound; this is something hardly reproducible in solid state, unless DSPs are involved.
I wouldn't however use tubes for clean HiFi amplifiers as more modern technologies such as Class D today made possible building incredibly good amplifiers at a fraction of the cost, space and energy requirements.
They can also be used for guitars, but as Class D stages distortion sounds like pure junk, everything has to be redesigned so that the final stages are kept clean and distortion happens before entering them.
The market bit comes in when you have stuff like artworks. You have a canvas with splodges on. Is that worth $0 or $1m? Who knows till you sell it?

Or startups - is your loss making one a 0 or a $1bn? You could have work arounds for tax but it complicates things.
It's 2nd behind Free Climbing on this deadly sports list [1].

[1] https://rapjumping.com/five-deadliest-extreme-sports/
You are correct. It's probably much cheaper too.
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> c) Patents and copyrights are the defences that companies like Peak Design need to use.

In this case a design patent[1] (which is NOT the same as a normal patent) is the only hope. But that's pretty unlikely to succeed here given how similar the PD version is to older designs.

[1] https://www.uspto.gov/patents/basics/types-patent-applicatio...
It's ok if things are more expensive, as long as they can be repaired and last longer. That's the whole point... stopping waste.
Inducing TSMC to bring production capability into the US is all benefits for the US but strategically it is bad for Taiwan.

Indeed, if there are enough fabs in the US then the continued availability of fabs in Taiwan is much less important for the US, and thus Taiwan becomes less important for the US, which obviously has consequences in terms of any US involvement in defence of Taiwan in case of a military conflict with the mainland.

This is the US protecting themselves.

But Taiwan and TSMC don't really have a choice.
Or just `place_back`! Why do they have to be so whimsical?
Yes, my knee jerk reaction was just like yours.

But... think of this as new Adobe Flash. Or a new MS Silverlight. Some people use it, mostly for privately hosted local apps. Most people won't.

PS. And then Google will probably kill it anyway
I'm not sure it is really outright trolling, when the FBI director said that it was indeed far-right groups that were responsible for the capitol riot and not antifa or whomever they're blaming.
Not true at all. High end Symbian phones were rock solid. One just has to use quality materials.
4) string concatenation
I now read the article and will leave my above comment up as a reminder that I can be an a*hole sometimes.
So, now only Google can track users on internet because it owns the browser?
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Honestly, I don't know why people store floats in anything other than binary. IEEE 754, or bfloat16, if you don't want all that precision is so much more compact & efficient to parse. The amount of work the computer does to convert text floating point to binary representations, and the potential for there to be subtle differences/bugs in the encoding are just... tremendous.
During the Falklands war the RAF had to raid museum's planes for parts for their Vulcan bombers.
I use Magnet too... simple to use, reliable, can't fault it.
He's implying Euromaiden in 2014 as a EU and US instigated event to erode Ukraine's political independence, thus, justifying Russia's invasion of the Crimea.

We should know by now whenever region moves away from an authoritarian power's orbit is regarded by these powers' as some kind of foreign influence and subversive operation. They think it's impossible that the people themselves actually don't like authoritarian governments. It's the same in Russia, China, Iran, North Korea etc etc etc.
The crypto stuff is holding them up.

Group video calls with e2e encryption require big tradeoffs.

WeChat doesn't bother with privacy/security.
Hmm that website champions the apparently relatively safe Rap Jumping: "Running seven stories down the side of a building face-first combines the Adrenaline-pumping thrill of bungee with the control of abseiling."
What are you basing this claim on? What is the right split for a given profession, and how do you know?
I think what he was referring to that it's cheaper for him to get a new one instead of repairing it? Which would defeat the whole point of repairing it completely, because no one would choose to repair instead of replacing it.
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instead of "simply" melting, maybe you could also show the sea/air temperatures?
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It's even more flabbergasting that all these problems haven't been fixed.
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this is why. Constant pushing of the envelope in a incredibly dangerous sport. Judging how fast you are falling and whether you'll end up a meter above or below your target is hard and it probably cannot be predicted in a persistent manner. One time you'll get a gust of wind that pushes you slightly off target and you catch a rock wall or a tree at 100mph+.
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Europe and the US never wanted to be forced to intervene in Ukraine, hence why they were not in a rush to consider Ukraine's push to join NATO.

The Budapest memorandum does not make any promises to help. Regarding Crimea, the breach is Russia's, not the West's.
There's an easy answer to that: using a magnetic needle to change the bits in your RAM violated the assumptions of the compiler, leading to undefined behaviour. What exactly will happen in that circumstance is just that: undefined.
Let me address one thing before I go on:

> telling minorities and people of a different sexual orientation that they are subhuman.

Remember what I said about about "facilitating speech"? The kinds of people who think in strict eugenicist hierarchies are welcome in the "let a thousand flowers bloom" model.

If you get a chance to go to a rally or watch one on youtube, I recommend it, especially when they have open speech time. People get up there, say the wildest things in the world, like decoding bible passages to decipher stock tickers as an investment strategy, and they give them their time. So of course racist nonsense is welcome as well.

They have values and principles in a comprehensible framework of mutual respect (again, a totally different kind) as long as you take the time to understand it.

Now to the rest:

Would you believe they have different definitions of "censor" as well as "politics"?

Everything they say makes sense in their head. I promise.

But what's in their head is pure madness.

For instance, a woman I was listening to back in April, stay with me for all of it, said we should stay home for covid because she believed covid is fake and was invented by trump so he could do "the storm" and arrest the hidden pedophile network. She thought it was her patriotic duty to stay home during the fake virus so the secret plan could happen. Really... she ends up doing the right thing but the reasons are just padded-room level insane.

So far removed from reality.
It's a truly broken way of dealing with the world but they didn't ask for you to pull them out of cartoonland and they're actually happy there. So make gab a trip to the petting zoo and don't fight the animals.
Sure. Hence the "extreme" modifier.
Exactly this. It's Google saying "we don't need third party cookies to track people", and removing them just makes life harder for their competitors.
I am not sure these percentages include indirect taxes or are just direct. Regardless, the top 1% wealthiest accumulate wealth which is not declared as income and therefore that percentage is on their declared income and not on wealth. For poor people their income is their wealth. Finally, for the 1% even basic things that would require income for the majority of the population, such as travel, food, accommodation are routinely not funded by income, making the comparison even worse as they have extremely more flexibility in optimising their income vs investments and their exposure to indirect taxes even if they are immaterial to them.
> They can't apply costly analysis to these data because they need to compile fast.

True in general, but they use quite a few tricks to minimize the consequences.

They use interpreter, or very unoptimal but fast version of JIT compiler, first time a function is called. They replace it with faster version once it’s clear the function is called a lot.

Unlike C compilers, they don’t need to do that analysis globally for the whole program. They only need to do that for the hot paths, that’s often a small portion of the code.

They can offload that analysis and code generation to another CPU core, and replace the implementation once that background thread has produced a faster version.
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I think the ultimate fact here is that you have a specific runtime period. Once the missile has reached its destination, you have zero memory and the runtime disappears together with the missile.
Whether it's a thing or not, I don't think it's fair to put all that on the author of the comment.

The author was making some pretty clear points about how capitalism produces meaningless addictive games. Accusing author of sexism seems like a non-sequitur to me, especially as the whole comment is completely free of any gendered pronouns, e.g. "These individuals".
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Yea thats what my research also said. So given up on the indoor idea. I live in the UK. Sun is a luxury :-(
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Wrong conclusion. The problem is the broken C string library in POSIX. Don't use it! Wrong design. Zero-termination is too fragile and the cause of the evil.

Rather use buffers with known lenghts, and for strings you need to known the string (=unicode) rules. Nobody does that. Know libunistring. I have my own, because libunistring is too slow, but know it.

For my string libraries I rather follow the STL, with ranges/views and boehmgc core. const vs dynamic strings. So I will not step into the accidental strlen and buffer-overflow trap.

E.g. For input buffers know if they are zero-terminated and const. With the GTA post I pointed out the libfuzzer design flaw, giving you an ASCII input buffer which is not zero-terminated. Even strtol/strtod cannot be used then. You need to copy the buffer, terminate it, and then you can use the broken string libc. Not talking about sscanf, which I usually use only as sscanf_s if available. Or _snscanf/_snscanf_s. Microsoft does many things wrong, but its libc is far superior to glibc, bsd or musl. musl is better than glibc, but also lacks in this regard.
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I don't buy Huniepop 2 because I don't like the art style.
> I understand that transistors amplify current but how do they amplify voltage

Any voltage through a resistor will produce a current, and any current through a resistor will produce a voltage.
By properly connecting resistors at the transistor base and collector, one can turn a driving voltage into a current and the collector current back into an output voltage. The basic common emitter transistor amplifier circuit is a good example as it shows how a current amplifier like a transistor is used to amplify a voltage. Resistors are the secret that allow all permutations: voltage to voltage, current to voltage, voltage to current, current to current.
The BBC literally has their own Japanese-language news site - http://www.bbc.com/japanese - complete with journalists and an editor based in Tokyo.

It's a shame they weren't able to leverage their resources to add first-hand information to the report.
I'm a cognitive scientist. Intelligence is such a badly defined concept, it's almost useless to reason about "intelligence".

In humans, intelligence is often defined as "what is measured by an IQ test", which obviously doesn't work for either babies or animals.

So while you can say "some dogs can learn to understand hundreds of words, just like most babies", you can not really say "being able to tell words/people/emotions apart means an organism is intelligent"
Apparently a year after that video "17 August 2016, Uli Emanuele (29), an Italian base jumper, died in a crash at Lauterbrunnen in Switzerland while shooting a new video."

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I don't know what you mean by "overly". Multiplication by negative numbers is a generalisation of the earlier concept of multiplication by positive numbers. In a sense even multiplying by 1 is a generalisation (at least if you read Euclid he doesn't really define multiplying by 1).

I don't claim that we should not teach generalisations to children. What I claim is that of we teach generalisations we at least should be aware that they are generalisations, and maybe even tell them about it.
I have a Siemens wash/dry combination that is currently leaking. The replacement parts cost 20 to 60 euro online and half an hour of following a youtube video. Any estimate on the official repair service still puts me well bellow two hundred.
You have to look at the difference.

"Pfizer asked for additional indenmity from civil cases", but did not in e.g. Europe. This implies that Pfizer believes there is additional risk of South American liability cases, or an extended scope of what is considered adverse effects or negligence, etc.

If Pfizer sent the wrong vaccine it would liable in Europe too, so ignore that. You can't explain the difference between two cases using a common factor, you have to look for different factors.
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Also, all your testimonials seems fake. People are unfindable and no company is cited. Why do you do this ? This creates trust issues from the beginning
How dare you! My comment, I felt, cut to the nub of what is going on!

Google is scrapping information from you from your phone, your browser, your emails, your searches. They track you at scale. They track millions of people at scale! Using all that data + data mining + their AI capabilities + psychologists, they are able to generate incredibly detailed models of each individual. Their models will have predictive power. And that is what their whole business is about - how to best monetise you for their customers and shareholders. (Of course Apple, Facebook, Amazon etc are trying to do the same.)

So, think about it, they have all this information, and will continue to collect it, but won't give you an indication on what they are collecting - why would they do that? Its because we are reaching a data equivalent of the uncanny valley - where google (et al) know you better than you know yourself, but don't want you to know that!
Repaired by whom?

Many companies make it hard/impossible and expensive to repair things on purpose, because they really, really want you to buy something new every few years.

Mitigating this "build to fail" mentality is the very point of right to repair regulation.
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