Abes
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Abes
@abesnights
When you are lost, Father awaits you with open arms and calls your name.
Katılım Ocak 2024
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I went to mass today(didn't receive communion) but I didn't get to confess my sins yet to the priest because the confessional was closed this time not sure why. I have made an act of contrition for a spiritual confession in the meantime and will go next Wednesday.
ScholasticZoomer@ContraMolinism
Please pray for me, I'm returning to mass tomorrow for the first time in months and I have a lot to confess and make reparation for. Thank you
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@_trish_xD Performance = better resource usage (which generally includes running faster). The things you named are what you do to achieve performance. And you optimize *both* functions and data flow.
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@BigModernism What is "Novus Ordo vision of Lent" supposed to mean? Do you just use anything (however unrelated) to bash NO?
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@ezbank3 @CaramelKaiteki @swooqp I understand, but then don't all register operations boil down to being bitwise?
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@abesnights @CaramelKaiteki @swooqp I mean the CPU interprets it as a bitwise operation, since you're flipping bits to perform bitwise operation. If you wanna be real specific, this is a pure bitwise implementation given x:
uint m = 1;
while ((x & m) != 0)
{
x ^= m;
m <<= 1;
x ^= m;
return x;
}
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@rask01n1k0v @CaramelKaiteki @swooqp For IPv4 as a 32-bit unsigned number (or four packed bytes, which is equivalent).
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@ezbank3 @CaramelKaiteki @swooqp You are using negation, which is an arithmetic operation. Am I missing something?
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@abesnights @CaramelKaiteki @swooqp Yes, you would, if you're constrained by the physical layer. You'd use the two's complement:
Func<uint, uint> inc = x => (uint) (-(int)~x);
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@CaramelKaiteki @swooqp Usually in networking end devices store ips as either a 4 byte array or a packed uint containing 4 uints (8 bits each) that represent each octet of the IP. So if ur autistic enough you'd increment using bitwise operations
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@CaramelKaiteki @NoTraceOfSense @swooqp I'm not sure what you mean. If you want to make an array of regex expressions for each banned IP address, that would be very inefficient.
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@abesnights @NoTraceOfSense @swooqp Not really, could make the string an array and add the IPaddresses you want cleared that way
There's many ways to skin this cat
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@ConFalseFlag @paleochristcon @Trent_Horn Trent hasn't condemned smoking or being assertive. In fact, he explicitly said it was fine. He was on the (icky) Whatever podcast, and he does plenty of debates. You couldn't have picked a worse target.
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@paleochristcon @Trent_Horn “Smoking man bad. Smoking man mean. Smoking man goes on shows I find icky. I refuse to validate smoking man with a debate.”
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So as to the @Trent_Horn video people keep sending me.
I am just asking for the ability to face my accuser as I found the video fundamentally dishonest and would like to debate this issue with him. If he declines then I don't see how he has a leg to stand on.
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@NoTraceOfSense @CaramelKaiteki @swooqp You'd have to change the expression each time a new IP is to be added. Unmaintainable.
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@CaramelKaiteki @swooqp Having IP address as a string is already not great, but in C# you'd just do:
if (ipAddress.StartsWith("1.1.1.")) return 0;
Or you would, like a normal person, have a hashmap of banned IPs and do a lookup:
return bannedIps.Contains(ipAddress);
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@swooqp string check = "1.1.1.";
for (int i = 0; i < 255; i++) {
if (ipaddress == check + i.ToString())
return 0;
}
Wouldn't this be easier (this in C# since that's what I know)? Like... I know there's probably even simpler options there but this alone is like... so easy?
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@TitusINRI @JoshuaBarzon Why a savior if no sin?
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@HCordv @Nee966951735Nee @orthodox_33ad The actual room does not look like that – it's (pincushion?) distortion, so that the whole audience hall fits into a single image. The supposed "snake eyes" are on two opposing walls. You are getting tricked like a boomer on Facebook.
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@Nee966951735Nee @orthodox_33ad Look at the head's snake. Like He said in Apocalipsis, 7. "Come here, and I will show you the judgment against the great prostitute with whom the kings of the earth have committed fornication, and the inhabitants of the earth have become drunk with the wine of her fornication."
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The Epstein files have shown what we already knew: the Vatican is compromised more than imaginable.
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@Watch_Tower_Dow @elonmusk Even I can acknowledge when my mortal enemy, a jewess, is right on the money (no pun intended).
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@Visuljkoo @phainomenons She has obviously wronged you. Scaring children into believing in God is stupid and evil. I was asking whether you think it's possible she did so, because she wanted you to be saved. Perhaps she acted out of fear and ignorance.
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yall have no idea how evil old ladies really are
✰@juicenotthekid_
This is a GREAT idea. Why not put child care centers in retirement homes?
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