Anonymous
Example libre kernels reject microcode updates
Anonymous
So you are vulnerable to spectre and meltdown
Anonymous
And outdated firmware will always have issues
So Linux kernel sends the firmware installed on Devuan to the hardware?
Also, 4.19 is installed. I did not enable auto-update.
Anonymous
Anonymous
Dunno what devuan is
It's a systemd-less Debian which has its first version based on Jessie.
Anonymous
Seems like it's debshit made worse
Anonymous
Debian is a really bad OS
Anonymous
check upx too, it's a godsend for stripping binaries
I have that too; I am considering using it, but the floppy will not be doing too much noises during use of the program, due to UPX copying to RAM the program.
Though... it doesn't seem like people will mind, so meh.
olli
/warn read the rules
olli
I guess some people will never learn it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Rashu
Can anyone help me to suggest which website are best learning to algorithm?
Konstantin
Can anyone help me to suggest which website are best learning to algorithm?
What do you mean by "to algorithm"?
Đỗ
Useful site with C++ and Python code: geekfsorgeeks,
Đỗ
if u know more advanced topic, or aim to more difficult problem, see other site such as: atcoder.jp, csacademy.com
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Andrew
Oh i tought me
JABBAR
hi. is here anybody that want work with each other such a team on this topics: DDD, Unit Test, Integration Test, Microservices, C#, Clean Code, Design Pattern
Anonymous
hy
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Assembly produces the smallest binary size
Is there a way to make 32-bit assembly run on 64-bit computers without having to use an infinite number of libraries?
Anonymous
Is there a way to make 32-bit assembly run on 64-bit computers without having to use an infinite number of libraries?
x86-64 is backwards compatible with x86-32
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Anonymous
x86-64 is backwards compatible with x86-32
ld: la arquitectura i386 del fichero de entrada `asmworld.o' es incompatible con la salida i386:x86-64
I think it means "the architecture i386 of the input file 'asmworld.o' is incompatible with the output i386:x86-64".
Daniele
ld: la arquitectura i386 del fichero de entrada `asmworld.o' es incompatible con la salida i386:x86-64
I think it means "the architecture i386 of the input file 'asmworld.o' is incompatible with the output i386:x86-64".
it's backward compatible means it can understand the code if you compile it with the correct options
Vimal
when solving for inverse trigonometric variables, why do we multiply the value by (180/pi)?
for example, if x=45 deg
we have to do atan(x)*(180/pi)
Vimal
does atan returns values in radians and then we have to convert it into degrees?
Anonymous
An nasm-compiled hello-world program in ASM happens to be bigger (9032 bytes) than a tcc-compiled hello-world program (3124 bytes), so I will get myself to learn C; I am not going to program for a really, really old computer, anyways; I am going to program for the computers as old as the ones we have here at Venezuela. They are not old, but they are not powerful.
It is usually hard to look for a specific book that has not been edited to be shorter than the original in my country, so wish me luck.
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Gcc actually uses 32 bit registers if the value does not take up more than 32 bytes.
Shariq j
Sorry
Renan
Do programmers work on Sundays? 🤔
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You already asked this
Renan
And they would be offering/selling something, like IntelliJ IDEA.
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I almost /reported you
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Cuz all I saw was selling offering 😂
Anonymous
Oh sorry! Wrong clicked!
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Lmao
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The command is /report anyway
Anonymous
I deleted it
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Mk
stranger
Hey can anyone clear my doubt on modulo.
There is an equation (X+K)%N=Y. Is there any way such that I can convert whole equation in terms of X or K? More precisely I wanna know is it possible to do simple math on these type of equations and reduce it further?
stranger
Mhmd
Hi guys
Andrew
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modular_arithmetic#Congruence
Anonymous
Hi everyone
Anonymous
How r u all
Suryanand
😂😂😂
Anonymous
What fuking mood
Sry sry I didn't see it someone had send a msg that his mood was damn fucking and I replied u instead of someone else
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Facing problem with compiler
Dude.
Ask the question.
With DETAIL.
Not 5 messages, 1 consise message, ok?
Antonio
Good day.
I have the following problem I hope you can help me:
Inside a function (fun_a) I am creating a lamda function to use as a callback when calling another function (fun_b).
Inside the lambda function I use a variable defined in the fun_a function.
After calling the fun_b function there is a waiting time, however if this time passes the fun_a function ends.
If after the function fun_a ends the lambda function is executed, a crash is generated since the variable no longer exists since function fun_a has already finished.
Indolent
https://pastebin.com/a4QsSn6H
It throws the following error with input as "123":
123
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::out_of_range'
what(): basic_string::at: __n (which is 18446744073709551615) >= this->size() (which is 3)
Aborted (core dumped)
Can anyone spot any kind of mistake?
Thanks!
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C++ compiler errors are so cryptic. Hate it
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I am still learning C++, bear with me man 😅
Nils
Seems like an integer overflow