I could get so much done if I just had the time.
please
[Il/Elle] C’est comme vous voulez, peu me chaud.
Adepte du je-m’en-foutisme.
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I could get so much done if I just had the time.
please
german have a word for that (?)
if it’s a true bic. knockoffs might not work very well.
Ok! Thanks for the clarification !
according to godbolt: https://rust.godbolt.org/z/hP5Y3qMPW
use rand::random;
pub fn main1() {
let mut var : u128;
loop {
var = random();
}
}
pub fn main2() {
loop {
let var : u128 = random();
}
}
compiles to:
example::main1::h45edf333d7832d08:
.Lfunc_begin8:
sub rsp, 24
.LBB8_1:
.Ltmp80:
mov rax, qword ptr [rip + rand::random::he3c23ceb967a3e28@GOTPCREL]
call rax
mov qword ptr [rsp + 8], rdx
mov qword ptr [rsp], rax
jmp .LBB8_1
.Ltmp81:
.Lfunc_end8:
example::main2::h1a899b25b96d66db:
.Lfunc_begin9:
sub rsp, 24
.LBB9_1:
.Ltmp82:
mov rax, qword ptr [rip + rand::random::he3c23ceb967a3e28@GOTPCREL]
call rax
mov qword ptr [rsp + 8], rdx
mov qword ptr [rsp], rax
jmp .LBB9_1
.Ltmp83:
.Lfunc_end9:
jmp .LBB9_1
So yeah, exactly the same thing.
I would say that they are equivalent. If I’m not mistaken, let statements only reserves space on the stack, and this only increments the stack register.
And on the latter snippet, the compiler would certainly not bother to modify the stack pointer as the type doesn’t change.


Thank you


sometimes it’s also bugs caused by optimizations.


This map is fake, Listenbourg isn’t even here.


mirror don’t flip up and down nor right or left, it flips front and back. because that is how sumetry works (where the mirror is the symetry plane).
if you point right, your reflection will also point your right. same for left, up and down. but if you point forward, it will point back toward you (behind you, that is)
It’s your brain that is tricked by your reflection and takes it for a real person, so when you move your left arm, your brain understands it as if your reflection moved its right arm.
why is mercure second and all other planets not on the podium ?


Thank you !


yes i did
stop flexing with your 40$ watch :)


Maybe it has a link with the proprietary webauthn lib that is still included in the build even though it is supposed to be excluded ? Or because the guardian project already has its own repo so it would be pointless to publish it in these two places at the same time ?
what is the tiny bit of non-germany that is left ?