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Would you pay for it?
Yes
drmajormccheese commented on Better Operator Precedence scattered-thoughts.net/wr... · Posted by u/kelseyfrog
Fortress didn’t have a total order of operators. Also IIRC operators could be tightly bound or loosely bound based on whitespace.
This should really be a GitHub feature that is on be default on every repo: https://www.thoughtdealership.com/post/delete-comments/
> Delete Reaction Comments is an Always Be Closing (ABC) feature that deletes comments from pull requests that are better expressed as GitHub reactions.
Yeah. Recently (past half year) GitHub enabled a feature where duplicate comments are automatically edited to be hidden comments. I think it's a continuation of the GitHub feature that allows repository owners to hide a comment. Two caveats: (1) you can't hide a comment using the GitHub API; (2) I haven't tested whether duplicate comments trigger an email notification. Ideally they would not trigger notification.
Type checked state is known as "typestate". A Google search will bring up the typestate paper.
drmajormccheese commented on How to write a "GPUs are Awesome" paper walkingrandomly.com/?p=37... · Posted by u/ColinWright
His problem is that you need an O(n^2) or higher algorithm to really see the advantages. Something like the n-body problem will go much, much faster on the GPU than on the CPU for large n.
There have been some GPU implementations of the Barnes-Hut algorithm [O(nlogn) n-body problem].