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tfw it takes u 8 months to write a Hello World program

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@ShriramKMurthi Uneducated people can imagine and describe programs, coming up with ideas for math research requires extensive education. At most I think AI will be a tool for math research, not something that can completely replace researchers imo

For a while programming looked most under AI threat, but suddenly mathematics has taken pole position. My theory for why is 2-fold: 1. Math has had 1000s of years to get to clean formulations. 2. Math is self-contained: no "network misconfigured", etc. to gum up the works. ↵

@hthieblot Club penguin

Anyone who surfed the early web between 1995-2010. What’s the one website/app you still think about?

Incredible how we as a society have decided that the people operating AIs aren't at fault for any crimes they commit. Robotaxi guilty of vehicular homicide? Good luck in your lawsuit, the CEO who put it on the street is clearly innocent.

No me habia dado cuenta lo extremadamente MOLESTO que es tener el campo visual afectado por cables en el cielo en todo momento. Me dio 10 segundos de paz el video háganlo AYER MISMO.

@bwwgpro1 Yea they restarted imports a bit over a week ago finance.yahoo.com/energy/article…

@bwwgpro1 I thought they restarted oil imports?

@yugomarsal @telegram wait it's real lmao wtf

well, well. intern was hinting at it it is time @telegram

ok, so I've heard of a hamburger menu but this is the first time I've seen a pancake menu

@bwwgpro1 uhhhh

@oisyn @Colonthreee @22222222222223e The compiler should not optimize these to be the same. They are semantically different.

It's a bit pedantic, but "moving" implies it no longer exists at its original location. The value is copied (into a register), not moved 🙂 As for how to enable optimizations, I don't know if that's possible with compiler explorer. C# doesn't compile to native assembly anyway, the .Net JIT compiler takes care of that at runtime. I'm not sure how representative the compiler explorer toolchain is. But the case your showing seems very representative of a debug build.

Apparently doing array[c]++ is not just syntactic sugar in C#, it takes less instructions...? OwO

@Colonthreee So the C# equivalent is ref int v = ref values[c]; v++; Seems cursed but I guess at least it's possible. I wonder if C# supports move semantics lol

@Colonthreee idk C# but in C++, values[c] is an lvalue (assignable reference) -- so if you don't assign it to a variable, there's no need to copy. Why? consider you have multiple threads, behavior changes values[c]++ is comparable to int& v = values[c]; v++; or int* p = &values[c]; *p++;

@GerardJebaily @FOXBaltimore Americans are the only people who will look at a tornado and think they'd win in a fight

INSANE video of a tornado (No, this is NOT A.I.) moving within just yards of people outside in Trappe, MD as it destroys a roof off a building!!! This is one of two confirmed tornadoes to hit the county yesterday. @FOXBaltimore #wxtwitter #mdwx

Dodge City, Kansas and London, UK have the same average annual precipitation

@thepanta82 @ImLunaHey You can actually use the `mutable` keyword if you want to modify the copy of factor. You can also use std::move to transfer ownership although in this example it doesn't really matter.

@ImLunaHey Hmm, `using` is more like the same keyword in C#, deals with resource disposal. This would be more like C++ lambdas, where you capture what you want to use from the outer scope ahead of time and can't touch anything else.

I always thought this idea was super neat. I wish a major programming language actually did it.

@ZyMazza I mean the issue is I don't think you can tell exact hair and eye color in that photo... Which probably isn't ideal.

@hoffridder no it looks like that. if you look closely youll see usa is red

do NOT like the new American Passport design 😖

@spaceandtech_ they only need another 30 years of research

Meet Sunbird, a nuclear fusion-powered space tug concept from Pulsar Fusion. Using a Dual Direct Fusion Drive fuelled by deuterium and helium-3, it could one day help spacecraft reach Pluto in about four years. Orbital demonstrations are planned for 2027.