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@htmx_org @krazyander @willnever15 @fvdessen then a struct is forced into memory at the call site even if it already resides in a register (or pair of registers) in the first place. and pointers at function boundaries tie optimizer's hands due to aliasing & concurrency concerns.

@omelnyk @krazyander @willnever15 @fvdessen i mean if I'm designing the language today I say something like arrays are syntactic sugar for pointers and raw structs can't be passed/returned (like arrays) so everything fits in words

@omelnyk @krazyander @willnever15 @fvdessen yeah I know and since I have implemented a c compiler for my teaching computer I’m wondering why structs didn’t follow that lead since it’s easier

@htmx_org @krazyander @willnever15 @fvdessen raw arrays are the oddballs here: digitalmars.com/articles/C-big…

@krazyander @willnever15 @fvdessen yeah arrays too (e.g. string literals) so why does c make me make explicit copies of arrays and makes implicit copies of structs? they are both non-word sized data

not a C guy but feel like C should have used array semantics w/structs: why copy value? consistent pointer decay for non-word values just seems easier all around and the lazy, easier & faster choice weird

@chrisfujino @htmx_org arrays get value semantics if you wrap them in a struct

@htmx_org also, you'd need to invent new syntax if you want to copy by value the struct, right? with arrays it's just not an option to copy, right?

Hello world, again.

@nntaleb OK sir, now in English, please.

Actually it is redundant to add that f needs continuous derivatives. And X can be defined as a vector.

I am sooooooooooo tired of readers who talk about Antifragility without knowing what it means. Being hit by a car does not make you stronger. Putting down formal definitions. Also explains how Hormesis maps to an option's payoff (another point many have a hard time capturing).

@RichardBarrow Don't trains to Kanchanaburi leave from Thonburi station?

I’ve just booked a room at The Quarter Hualamphong so I can continue with my “farewell tour” of Bangkok Railway Station. The last train is due to leave here on 23rd December. On Saturday I’m doing a train trip to Kanchanaburi and then on Sunday to Ayutthaya #รถไฟไทย #thaitrain

@satsdart astroledger.org

@TheCryptoDog You can eat Michelin-starred street food in Bangkok for $3, and there's a lot to choose from.

A meal that costs 18€ in Lisbon is like $60 (not incl tip) in LA HCOL cities are hard to justify if you aren't rich or have a strong competitive advantage calling you The go to millennial/zoomer playbook is to drop COL as low as possible and maximize upside by working online.

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@RubinReport Survivorship bias

I know a lot of people who regret getting the vaccine. Don’t know anyone who regrets not getting it.

@Jason Don't worry, no need to sell the whole house. They just take over a room, and have a bureaucrat move in.

Uhhhh… how do you pay tax on unrealized gains?! Will folks have be forced to liquidate their homes and equity? Such a bad idea…

@iam_preethi Why white rice though?

3) 𝐄𝐚𝐭 𝐞𝐧𝐨𝐮𝐠𝐡 𝐜𝐚𝐫𝐛𝐬 I went very low carb for ~3 years. However, I soon realized that low carb is not for everyone (especially since I train 4-5x per week) Eating enough carbs gives me energy throughout the day and allows me to recover faster.

2020 was the year that I explored my passion for food and nutrition 🥩🥕🍳🍠 🥑 Ever since I could remember, I LOVED food. Over the years, this naturally translated into me being keenly interested in food nutrition.

@ercwl @LNconf Can offer a floor matress and a great view within walking distance of Room 77. You can borrow my bicycle too.

Wallet apparently stolen last night after @LNconf. Flight back missed (failed to get an Uber in time with no cash and all cards blocked). Stuck in Berlin with empty pockets. On my way to Room77 where there's a bitcoin ATM, will save me from becoming a homeless tonight.

@Streamr & #Web3Summit rock! Now where's my beer? :p

I love Dropbox because Portable, can use local connection. Big con: no client-side encryption. db.tt/Q4q9v5H