namark @namark@qoto.org

javascript: I'm pushing around some code to get it to work.

c++: the code is pushing me around to get me to work.

yeah it took me a month to commit a function, so what? how long can you last?

#programming

Since it was a tie between map, progress and linin, I obviously had to go with way.

https://git.sr.ht/~namark/libsimple_support/tree/95f5932b9d61c0badd2d87d9ae8def074b47a22b/source/simple/support/algorithm.hpp#L285
https://git.sr.ht/~namark/sketchbook/commit/85f2009edc65171dbc6a06f8bfb4dc7405ed69eb

#cpp

it's not for me it's for your eyes, cause the alternative is:
while(true) if(auto x = get(); !x) stuff(x);
else break;

can:
while( auto x = get() ) stuff(x);
can't:
while( !(auto x = get()) ) stuff(x);

someone write a proposal ToT

#cpp

Why is it so hard to set up basic auto-indent in vim? Am I stupid or something? I just want basic indentation for custom blocks and no lining-things-up-in-columns cruft.

#vim

I'm going to go with 4 as a shorthand of the successor function in cases where it makes sense (naturals, integers) and as a generalization in cases where it doesn't (rationals).

The only problem is that it doesn't optimize well for IEEE floats. It emits an add instruction because of a special case -
0.0 + (-0.0) = 0.0,
which makes negative zero the actual addition identity, as opposed to positive zero that floats are initialized with by default. However this seems to be a well known problem (I guess comes up often with accumulate/reduce type algorithms), so I would expect the user to be aware of this if it's a bottleneck for them, and either use -ffast-math or a custom type that initializes to negative zero.

#cpp #float

husk is back but all the blackmail on @boob is gone... knew I should have saved it...

A very difficult question indeed, I must confess, without a doubt in my mind, all things considered.

thundersnow

take a moment to enjoy a fruit

mute all the admins!

@moth ok I got some oil on canvas, now I demand good morning and good night!

@death I demand oil on canvas!