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GNUkko Sauvage (eris-ng) 
@eris@p.enes.lv
latvian, in their 25s, monogam, straight, he/him lesbian, ace-spec, slut. anarcho-monarchist. A theymab transtrender. I speak lv/en/ru but can pretend to understand other languages sometimes.
admin of this instance, don't ask for an invite unless you're a frien :3
the sadistic playful puppy you’ve been warned about.
Ionizing particles, true Ukkos, fake Erises, and Disqordians DNI
Minors: please consult with your parent(s)/guardian before following and/or interacting; and please do not interact with lewd and/or sexual content unless you are of the age of majority
Current PFP is Suzy, secret Undertale character only mentioned
Previous PFP is Senjougahara Hitagi, specifically from https://www.tumblr.com/manimarough/785249534734417921
Previous² PFP was dead Marsey
Previous³ PFP was A.B.A. from Guilty Gear Strive
Previous⁴ PFP was some image 40 sent me
Previous⁵ PFP was https://www.kotobukiya.co.jp/en/product/detail/p4934054034673/
Previous⁶ PFP was https://www.furaffinity.net/view/47773488/
My ducal court:
Wife Mother: @wife@p.enes.lv
The cheetah sitting in the corner of the court room: @f_o_u_r_t_y@shrine.moe
The messenger to the realms: @meso@the.asbestos.cafe
Translator: [Insert une's goreslut username]
Found my unfunny quotes
"@ukko what" — @ezio@akko.wtf
'I thought "ukko" was a Indonesian gal?' — Cent
"@Ukko did you have to post this?" - Jade Disarray
"@Ukko ukko." - @mia@void.rehab
CC @une@cawfee.club
eriscon is not happening
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2 messages from eris "I knew you did it", and "You win 😅"
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(introducing myself at a party): “im evil”
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@eris im pretty good! how about you?
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@eris @lizzie no that's @prettygood
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Couldn't be me I'm too busy uhh writing bad fedi posts and installing windows
Idk why I wrote this have a kitty
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The myth of Nazi efficiency is one of the reasons people don't recognize actual fascism rising around us. We keep expecting some terrifying Ubermensch-led regime to show up and whip the nation into a well-oiled machine. That's what fascism looks like to most Americans.
Turns out, however, that the Nazis were actually a bunch of bumbling chucklefuck imbeciles whose sheer incompetence would be hilarious if it wasn't for the whole 'genocide' thing. Hitler was a lazy ignoramus who ate too much cake and farted constantly, and his government never had any clue what the fuck was going on or what he wanted them to do until the last minute. The Nazis largely ignored stuff like 'physics' and 'reality,' because that was stuff for evil Jews, not proper Aryan supermen who wanted to waste their time and money building big stupid tanks that would sink into the ground or gigantic fucking railway cannons that were only ever used a handful of times, all while the Allies were busy storming their way toward Berlin.
Fascist governments aren't what you see in the movies. What you're seeing is how fascists *want* to be portrayed, the way they *imagine* themselves to be. In reality, fascist governments are a nonstop circus of dumbfuckery, lurching from one human rights atrocity to the next, ruining countless millions of lives for absolutely nothing at all beyond the shameless greed of sycophants and grifters who want desperately to curry favor with their limp-dicked shitsack of a leader.
That's what fascism looks like, and yeah, a particularly stupid and pathetic version of it has been slowly squeezed out of Satan's asshole over the last four years in Washington, D.C. Don't look for hyper-organization, don't look for efficiency, don't look for "the trains running on time." Look for pointless, stupid, ignorant evil.
-- Justin Coates
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@ezio He's Microsoft's commitment to continued innovation and investment in the embedded market
We call him john.
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im so good at this computer stuff
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@rose woah removable mobile gpu... what the sigma....
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framework got nothing on old dell laptops
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@rose what the heellll thats crazy
i was about to say like "framework whooo" 😭😭 3070 is still so good wtf. the modules are prob so overpriced tho right
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@rose + 6GB of VRAM is kinda shitty isnt it. interesting. that's actually a pretty okay price for that perf i think?
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on ebay a gtx 1660 is around 100 euros
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@rose i think the biggest thing when you're considering shit like that is to make sure the thermal solution is adequate. like I've got a thinkpad L440, and it'll take an i7-4910MQ, but its only designed for 28w chips, and that i7 is 35 or 45w? so it'll overheat like a bitch
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@rose waow 
doing the DIY Perks strat https://youtu.be/e3fnsGHe8eE
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@rose lowk tho you put a massive heatsink that can massively cool the max TDP, now we're cooking with awesome gas and oil and fire
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@rose you'll defo have to do smth custom unless you can something on aliexpress that adapts from a Dell Mobo to a cpu cooler mounting holes then stick a cooler on it, but i feel like you lose so much mounting pressure and whatnot that it's not worth it.
i wouldn't be surprised if you could find it, they were doing shit like soldering laptops chips onto desktop LGA sockets so you can use them in standard desktop mobos 😭
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>i feel like you lose so much mounting pressure and whatnot that it's not worth it
honestly, i dont think thats gonna be the case, i think between a huge pc fan just sitting on the cpu and a single heatpipe connected to the cpu directly its still gonna be better with the pc fan
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now that its a desktop it doesnt need wifi anymore, maye look for sata cards to put in that slot
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when i removed the screen the antenna went with it, so the wifi chip was pretty useless
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though hm, you dont have the power cables. damn. wouldnt it be funny if you figured out how to replace the power supply with an sfx or flex atx one
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and probably also something else in the thunderbolt
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i could get one of those pico psus if i ever need it
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i could part it out and sell all that for money
if im being this radical i could also figure out how to attach a proper cmos battery holder so i dont have to reconfigure the bios stuff everytime it loses ac power
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https://hackaday.io/project/199091-rp2040-rp2350-m2-pico
im kinda tempted, idk what id do with it but it would be kinda cool
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hey fuck you man
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@jessew@mk.cpluspatch.com biggest pet peeve is that they could have done if (!j%x)
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@puppygirlhornypost2@transfem.social he could have removed like half of those lines of code, i'm slandering him in DMs rn
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@jessew@mk.cpluspatch.com well yes the entire thing could be contained in a single for block. there's a global variable (it's outside of the main function) the whole uh not using break thing so assuming it finds a solution (100 % 5 should have a remainder of 0 since 5*25) it then gets overwritten and the loop continues
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@jessew@mk.cpluspatch.com there are so many fucking things wrong with that code but my personal pet peeve is the if (j % x == 0) part. literally. you know that it's initialized with zero. why are you setting it to zero.
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@jessew@mk.cpluspatch.com also where the actual fuck did string.h come from and math.h. i do not see any c string functions or any c math functions. either way it should be
#include <cstring>
#include <cmath>
#include <cstdio>this is of course assuming there's a genuine use (there are none)
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@jessew@mk.cpluspatch.com the only thing that's necessary in his current implementation is
#include <iostream>bc of his usage of
std::cout. Does he even know what language he's writing? is he trying for c or for c++ here....
@puppygirlhornypost2@transfem.social it might be over
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@jessew@mk.cpluspatch.com yeah so has he not compiled his code yet bc I'm pretty sure it'll stop right around
fatal error: iostream: No such file or directory
1 | #include <iostream>
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@puppygirlhornypost2@transfem.social he says it compiles 😭😭😭😭
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@jessew@mk.cpluspatch.com ask him how he's compiling it
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@jessew@mk.cpluspatch.com (i bet he's using a c++ compiler)
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@jessew@mk.cpluspatch.com what is he even trying to do
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@puppygirlhornypost2@transfem.social trying to solve this project euler question and i think it fried his brain
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@jessew@mk.cpluspatch.com yeah so uh i think that he needs to watch some videos on loops
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@jessew@mk.cpluspatch.com if he really wanted to do something like that he could have done your typical
#include <stdio.h>
#include <limits.h>
int main() {
/*
* when you see INT_MAX in a for loop, you should run far far away.
*/
for (int x = 1; x < INT_MAX; x++) {
int remainder = 0;
for (int y = 1; y < 21; y++) {
remainder += x%y;
if (remainder) break;
}
if (!remainder) {
printf("the number is %d", x);
break;
}
}
return 0;
}(I hate this code I wrote it on my laptop in the misskey window)
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@jessew@mk.cpluspatch.com i am not sure that gives the correct answer but that seems to be what he was actually trying to accomplish
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@jessew@mk.cpluspatch.com something seems off to me about 1-20 being done this way (i mean, if i know 3 and 5 are factors of 15...)
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@jessew@mk.cpluspatch.com prime numbers exist right yes
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@puppygirlhornypost2@transfem.social has to be a multiple of 9699690 anyway (all prime numbers from 1 to 20 multiplied)
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@jessew@mk.cpluspatch.com why do it that way when you can do
#include <stdio.h>
#include <limits.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
int main() {
/*
* when you see INT_MAX in a for loop, you should run far far away.
*/
int solution = 0;
for (int x = 1; x < INT_MAX; x++) {
int remainder = 0;
for (int y = 1; y < 21; y++) {
remainder += x%y;
if (remainder) break;
}
if (!remainder) {
solution = x;
printf("the number is %d", x);
break;
}
}
assert(solution % 1 == false);
assert(solution % 2 == false);
assert(solution % 3 == false);
assert(solution % 4 == false);
assert(solution % 5 == false);
assert(solution % 6 == false);
assert(solution % 7 == false);
assert(solution % 8 == false);
assert(solution % 9 == false);
assert(solution % 10 == false);
assert(solution % 11 == false);
assert(solution % 12 == false);
assert(solution % 13 == false);
assert(solution % 14 == false);
assert(solution % 15 == false);
assert(solution % 16 == false);
assert(solution % 17 == false);
assert(solution % 18 == false);
assert(solution % 19 == false);
assert(solution % 20 == false);
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@puppygirlhornypost2 @jessew I would probably do the loop like this
11c11
< for (int x = 1; x < INT_MAX; x++) {
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> for (int x = 1 ;; x++) {
because it would be funnier if it just Didn’t handle (im)possible overflow
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@lizzy @jessew @puppygirlhornypost2 well mine won’t. it’s just based like that
can probably also use <= instead of <
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@lizzy @jessew @puppygirlhornypost2 actually in theory it could. because of woke (undefined behavior)
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@lizzy @jessew @puppygirlhornypost2 YAY
Did they update the compilers for this yet
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gcc version 14.2.0
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@lizzy @jessew @puppygirlhornypost2 https://www.gnu.org/software/c-intro-and-ref/manual/html_node/Signed-Overflow.html
The option -fwrapv enables some optimizations based on the defined values of out-of-range results. In GCC 8, it disables optimizations that are based on assuming signed integer operations will not overflow.
I think you might be right? or does it mean “GCC 8 and higher”
because the manual for even gcc 15 says
-fwrapv
This option instructs the compiler to assume that signed arithmetic overflow of addition, subtraction and multiplication wraps around using twos-complement representation. This flag enables some optimizations and disables others.
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https://godbolt.org/z/rsPbfEMac
try adding -fwrapv and seeing how the result changes
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@kimapr @jessew @puppygirlhornypost2 @somebody
honestly that makes the previous argument about “just do it, it’s two’s complement anyway” so much worse because - and I’ve checked - the typedef int _2COVR[((int)INT_MAX + 1 == INT_MIN) * 2 - 1]; example compiles, but overflow still causes UB as you can see
I ended up checking the actual standard, https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg14/www/docs/n3220.pdf, Section 6.5.7.9:
If the addition or subtraction produces an overflow, the behavior is undefined
Turns out that signed overflow is still UB, even tho signed integers are now defined to be two’s complement - which is where the misconception stems from in the first place.
@kimapr@ublog.kimapr.net @jessew@mk.cpluspatch.com @lizzy@social.vlhl.dev i mean either way i defined these as int you'd have to do unsigned int (please don't, just use uint16_t like a normal person)
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> i mean either way i defined these as int you’d have to do unsigned int
you'd have to do unsigned int for what?
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@jessew@mk.cpluspatch.com @kimapr@ublog.kimapr.net @lizzy@social.vlhl.dev for some reason my mind thought that we were talking about unsigned integer overflow not being UB.
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@lizzy @jessew @puppygirlhornypost2 @kimapr It was "UB" but exactly the same on virtually all two's compliment machines. I just add the ole
typedef int _2COVR[((int)INT_MAX + 1 == INT_MIN) * 2 - 1];
checks and if it compiles with that, I fire away. works like a champ. I usually don't even bother if I know the target is x86 or another workstation, those are all 2c
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the bare minimum is reading your compiler's documentation on this matter -- and this is not really an option if you want to write portable code that is expected to work with arbitrary compilers.
C does not map to machine instructions in any defined or reliable way. C is an abstract machine that is subject to its own rules only.
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@somebody @jessew @kimapr @puppygirlhornypost2 as a very practical example this can mean: some of your overflowing code might be compiled the way that you expect. this does not mean that some other overflowing code can’t lead the compiler to remove it, modify it, or to even draw logical conclusions about your data based on the assumption that it cannot overflow. you might have code that does if (x == INT_MAX) { ... } else { ... } x++; and the compiler might remove the if branch entirely because it believes that x being INT_MAX is impossible because it is incremented later.
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@lizzy @jessew @puppygirlhornypost2 @kimapr What you're saying is probably true with fancy enough optimizations on, but the situations where I would think about doing that aren't situations where I am relying on max'd out optimizations or even any optimizations. As a general rule, I don't use overflows for intentional behavior in C, but I do in volatile inline assembly. Generally, if I'm finding that an entire code block is deleted in optimizations, I turn that optimization off (or remove the block of code if it's not actually doing anything). For the record though, while I've found a lot of insane edge cases in compiler behavior, I've never found a version of GCC that will delete any use case I would actually have involving intentional wraparound. Maybe I'm just extremely lucky.
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@somebody @jessew @puppygirlhornypost2 @kimapr
Generally, if I’m finding that an entire code block is deleted in optimizations, I turn that optimization off
oh my god what the fuck 
i hope i never have to deal with any of your code
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@somebody @jessew @kimapr @puppygirlhornypost2 this is unironically the mentality i had at 16 when GCC was optimizing out a while (!var) yield(); check against a non-atomic variable. then an adult talked to me and I understood that I have a real contract with the compiler and that I need to follow rules. I do not understand how people become professional C programmers while mentally never leaving their kindergarten phase
@lizzy @jessew @puppygirlhornypost2 @kimapr I do understand what UB is in theory. My work has largely been a matter of pragmatics, I've designed several embedded computers, worked in design and manufacturing for mission critical stuff, and worked on several compilers in the past. I'm aware that code which is meant to be maximally portable should not be written with such assumptions, or such assumptions should be tested before enabling that codepath.
Guaranteeing that a behavior is respected by empirical testing and knowing the specific compilers you care about has long been used successfully in the real world. The biggest reason why UB in the C specification in particular is a warning but not a statement of fact is because the majority of C compilers (not talking about the popular ones GCC and LLVM that are used for workstation and server software) don't even perfectly implement the standard at all. (ct'd)
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@lizzy @jessew @puppygirlhornypost2 @kimapr "There be dragons" doesn't actually physically mean that a defined behavior can't be deduced. It means that there are no documented guarantees, which is a different thing. But only using documented guarantees in itself doesn't guarantee safety. In my 25 years of experience, I have found incredible edge cases on compilers and linkers that had to be worked around or fixed, that made defined behavior into undefined behavior, and vice versa.
If there's one takeaway from this: testing is necessary no matter what the docs say, and truly defined behavior can only be determined by empirical tests at compile time or (better yet) runtime. A fun fact: before most computers respected IEEE-754, we used a program called "paranoid" that is still cited in the current edition of Handbook of Floating Point Arithmetic to deduce the actual properties of floating point numbers on a target if we had edge case sensitive numerics code to write for a specific machine for a specific mission
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I get to deal with the results of this awful "if it works it works" mentality every day. I get to deal with games that rely on use-after-free, games that rely on a thread ID not being a valid event handle, games that fucking rely on the value of uninitialized variables. All things that might have worked in one environment for decades before they suddenly break and cause other people to have a headache over dogshit code that some idiot decided was okay because it works on their machine. I am not having any of this.
As a side note, compilers have improved a lot by now (which is also why a lot of optimizations are moved from O3 to O2) so the chance of hitting a compiler bug has also gone down.
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@lizzy @jessew @puppygirlhornypost2 @kimapr Yeah, I'm not talking about environments where the platform, lifespan, and reuse are all up in the air, but situations in which everything is locked down and won't be changed for the lifetime of the deployment. It's a completely different world than public software, and you can see for yourself that I don't do things that explicitly violate specifications in projects that are meant to adhere to the expectations of open ended environments. I also was only talking about this two's compliment wraparound behavior on specific architectures. Use-after-free is just literally incorrect. I don't think we're talking about remotely the same environments or class of implementation bugs. All of those examples you just gave sound like crazy things to me, of course I wouldn't condone that. "If it works it works" isn't the way of thinking I'm endorsing. I'm saying that learning why it works if it works is critical. You can't just break standards or specs and shrug. (ct'd)
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@lizzy @jessew @puppygirlhornypost2 @kimapr Everything requires a rigorous standard for deployment. I leave generally nothing without thorough documentation, especially if I need a workaround for a non-spec behavior. Idk why you're being so contentious when I was just trying to inject a silly hack into the mix since you were both already being silly with it. :( The chances are you've never had to deal with anything caused by my approach because if someone were throwing their hands up and writing flippant (or none at all) comments about it, that wouldn't fly with me at all. In an environment where you need to account for all future behaviors and the possibility of recompiling something 10 or 20 years later, you wouldn't catch me dead writing something that depends on a present actual behavior instead of a spec. A lot of the projects I've done though are one shot machines where the important focus is internal consistency, not general re-usability.
Anyway, I am sorry I offended you.
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I still think that bad practices are bad practices even when they happen in a very predictable environment, there is a good chance it's eventually going to bite someone and there's nothing more permanent than a temporary solution, but you do you. I do not understand, however, arguing that these practices are generally acceptable then?
and to clarify, I do agree that it's mostly alright to rely on signed integer overflow *because* of its situation with how compilers and the modern standard deal with it in practice. I was mostly completely irritated by using a small snippet like that to test it, which is just an insanely flawed way to justify spec-deviation in general.
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@lizzy @jessew @puppygirlhornypost2 @kimapr Yeah I didn't set out argue initially. I thought you two were being explicitly funny. For the record though, that snippet is a reliable way to test things like sizes and signedness of default types, this was done in SDL (one of the most ported projects ever) and several other projects. It was common in portable free software (and before static assertions were properly added to the standard. It is still the most portable way to perform a static check of some attribute or value in C.
As far as the context I'm referring to, I'm referring to a different world of engineering in which write-once, deploy-once is the norm. There are important reasons for this practice in that context and the priorities are completely different: it's a waterfall context where the contract is absolutely fixed and the mission is finite. So there is not a permanent aspect to it. It becomes an artifact at the conclusion of the usage. Many space program machines are this way. That's all.
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@somebody @jessew @puppygirlhornypost2 @kimapr
test things like sizes and signedness of default types
the difference is that those are implementation-defined, and not undefined
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@lizzy @jessew @puppygirlhornypost2 @kimapr Yes. I thought it was a joke thread about bad code.
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but i also don't know why you'd argue back instead of saying "hey, it's a joke" right away then
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Heimlich Niggerbaum 
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(and i've posted my own thoughts about the canadian monarchy before https://brain.worm.pin...)
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@eris
Can't even go to a protest anymore without asking who sponsored it, whose name is on it.
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These sponsored protests yell at you to go home after the scheduled time, call the cops on you if you destroy anything, and prevent the protest from becoming meaningfully effective. it creates a false sense of activism
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but yeah, manually and god forbid you end up changing rust's useflags. haha nightly what's that
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Patience issue I think. Compiling *can* take several hours for like, the llvm/clang toolchain update, or qtwebengine, or libreoffice. I never understood why that was a problem; I just let it cook while I sleep or work, respectively.
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@Aki u can be both
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for example video rental place what ever the fuck ==>> blockbuster.
get fucked
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@jonossaseuraava Finns call all small handheld power drills dremel so stfu lol
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thats stupid too
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@jonossaseuraava have fun saying pienoisporakone then :D
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vitut porava. terveisin akkuporakone jonka terän tilalle on oravan pää ja häntä tulee tuolta moottorin perästä
maybe some copro capitalism brainworm would have been better term 🤷
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@jonossaseuraava ok that's fair
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Here in Canada so don't do that for Blockbuster, but we do have Kleenex and Q-Tip and Zamboni
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Those icemachines are Zambonis in Finland too
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if they are actually that brand then it's sorta ok to call them that. but otherwise...
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1) Palju
2) Päivä-/illallinen
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nimen omaan.
mutta jos siis sanoo suomekn seassa jacuzzi tai dinneri. office ehkä myös samaan listaan.
ja eiks se ennemmi oo poreallas tai -amme
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@jonossaseuraava 🤷♀️
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no ei näköjään terveisin
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_generic_and_genericized_trademarks
vihaan vielä enemmän
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man all those brand names make me want to take some Aspirin™ and Heroin™. At least I wasn't caught with my pants' Zipper™ open. Oh, and I still have some tea left in my Thermos™
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_generic_and_genericized_trademarks
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just gimme a rage room with this list printed and taped onto things
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@jonossaseuraava Kossu-Vichyt tälle 🥂
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oh of course systemd uses its own locale system instead of the system's
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@vaartis more shit we didn't ask for
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@vaartis They took away the "scroll down while fullscreened" feature recently, probably to make room for this crap
It's funny, there were people writing userscripts to bring it back for a bit. While searching for one that worked, I found threads from when the feature was first implemented, where people were writing scripts to disable it
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WE ARE LIVE JOIN IN live.gngr.fail
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Faggot and tranny Pokémon game
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@paula8@netzsphaere.xyz posers!
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and its a video game where in the press of a button you can be a girl, if you want skirts, use the girl character
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@pettanko@tsundere.love @paula8@netzsphaere.xyz well fine, but i want an age and breast slider
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@RehnyNytes256 @pettanko@tsundere.love @paula8@netzsphaere.xyz Imagine a breast slider with no limit.
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🗡️💠like since i was in brazil for 2 months i picked up a bit of the language and i want to pick some more now that i'm back but for that i need to listen to the video in portuguese rahhhhh
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I hate autodub.
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NO MORE RAPE POSTING @_ YOU ARE RUINING THE FEMCEL ONLINE BRAND IMAGE. YOU ARE A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE FEMCEL BRAND SO ACT LIKE IT!!! FUCKER!!
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@fif rape
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@_ listen its very important for us to project the aura of a femcel and im afraid this just isnt it
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boosted@fif the aura I project is dictated by how many days i have gone unshowered not how much sex i have had consensually or otherwise
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@eris @_
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