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Happy International Women's day to everyone applicable!

> Krapivin was not held back by the conventional wisdom for the simple reason that he was unaware of it.

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~ 🔁︎ Klara in the hidden land
Holy shit: https://www.wired.com/story/undergraduate-upends-a-40-year-old-data-science-conjecture/

For the non-programmers: hash tables are one of those things you learn about in your first year as a CS student, and very likely in your first CS class. Not something you expect to read about conjecture-breaking, complexity-bounds-changing new implementations of.

Full paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.02305

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~ Failure [INSTALL_FAILED_INVALID_APK: /data/app/vmdl1725832797.tmp/base.apk specified package org.mozilla.fenix inconsistent with org.mozilla.firefox_beta]

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~ Can ffmpeg create an mkv file it won't be able to read

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find libs/ -name '*.o' -exec touch {} \; && nice make -j6 install

> Building CXX object libs/...cpp.o
Why...

~ Uhh...
Does _Generic in #C typecheck non-chosen branches?

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But it seems that it only has generated errors for all scalar branches, so it makes even less sense

Or maybe even not all, but only same-sized

No, I misread the error message, it points to the line with non-scalar types, it just seems to implicitly interpret scalar as {scalar}.

After a preprocessing I get a code of this form and it fails to compile with static assertion failed: "Unreachable":

printf(_Generic(0,
    int: "Hello, world!\n",
    default: sizeof(struct{_Static_assert(0, "Unreachable"); int dummy;})
));

(originally there was illegal conversion instead of static assertion)

Also, stdbool.h has these lines:

#define true 1
#define false 0

Shouldn't it have these instead:

#define true ((_Bool)1)
#define false ((_Bool)0)

?

🖼 *oma seems to not butcher GIFs, so here it is
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@big_louse @joe

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Remaster

~ Does casting all pointers to uintptr_t until casting it back at the points of dereference strictly reduce the set of compiler/platform-defined behaviors in #C? :blobcatthink:

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