You dislike mosquitos all you want. Some species rely on them. There’s always something. They exist for a reason.
Alternatively you can just install screen doors, wear long sleeves, and use mosquito repellent.
You dislike mosquitos all you want. Some species rely on them. There’s always something. They exist for a reason.
Alternatively you can just install screen doors, wear long sleeves, and use mosquito repellent.
But in Europe they also burn coal, no? Or burning gasoline, natural gas, trash, anything.
Yes, and no, sir, you missed the point. The procedure here is to allocate then give away, not reading a fixed-length returned value.
Say you can only afford to have ten bytes in the stack. You allocate char s[10];
then give it to a library to parse something. Also telling it to abort if it’s going to be longer than ten bytes, of course.
char c;
scanf("%c", &c);
What about you declare (then it gets allocated in stack) it and pass it to a different context for assignment?
That, and predefined counter-attack scheme in fighting games and strategy games.
Thanks for using the right term, “machine learning”. There are tons of papers on Kaggle showcase higher than 0.5 accuracy in predicting positive diagnosis. Not to mention professional image-recognition machines have been sent to hospitals and in service aiding doctors for almost a decade. That was before the AI stock market blew up.
Or a game shark.
This is one thing from Reddit that I don’t miss. To everyone else this is just spam.
Good guy Google. Guess what? The developer of apps can deliberately hide or delay the push notifications if it detects its background optimization is enabled. Really, really emphasize on “can”, not “should”.
And no. A person who pays millions dollars of tax does not have a louder voice than I do. We are all the same tax payers who pay proportionally to our earnings.
Give me back the public infrastructure I need and the billionaires hate.
Quantum mechanics only says that you can’t predict the spin of certain particles. Those particles are at a vastly different scale of the things we see in everyday life. Yes, a photon might suddenly change direction and I won’t see it because it’s a wave function, right? But only at a really small odd. I bet it has never happened to me or anyone in my continent, if not the entire human race in all time. Let alone neurones in my brains experiencing quantum effects.
Quantum mechanics dismisses no argument of determinism because how low the possibilities are.
Even if macroscopic particles do behave randomly, it is still a random behaviour, not your decision.
What era was that device? Some old games on NES had to use all kinds of quirks like this to overcome hardware limitation.
Keanu just can’t shake the Messiah image after played Neo in The Matrix. Ever! It’s too weird to see him playing Constantine.
In contrast, the Constantine played by Matt Ryan in TV franchise Arrowverse was spot on.
I know, right? I was quite mad when l heard the show was cancelled after season two. I still want to know if she survived after taking a shotgun shot to this day.
I think OP pretty much summed up Cube Zero. The first installment is really just a horror fiction also depicting the structure of human society.
Yeah, Cube 2 is shit. It’s a scientific concept show.
💪 Writes web applications that handle millions or even billions of requests per second
This has nothing to do with SO or AI.
It’s a piece of software which runs on your computer.
If you find a so-called “web app” which runs in your browser, two things may be happening: 1) Someone took the effort to port an open source app (like InkScape) to run in a browser 2) You are using someone’s hosted service and they steal your information as the fee.
There’s also the option of taking your file to one of your local print shop, where they make it into a poster and charge you some fee.
You either pay money or effort.
Elmo musk
Good one.
They would have way higher ratio of supporters if they stayed at XP or 7, and just keep security patching it but no, they deliberately sabotaged their star product with Vista, 8, 10, and 11. They deserved it.