@ttshivhula I'd say it's up to personal preferences.
Among the advantages of mechanical keyboards are things like tactile and auditive feedback when pressing the key, if you want. There are different switches with different properties (clicky, tactile or linear if you don't want tactile or auditive feedback)

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Welcome! 🎉
As someone who works with Java: 😁

@LastDigitOfPi my fingers are probably to big ^^
Maybe I'll try a fork or something when I made a backup

@LastDigitOfPi it still works, it's just that it's increasingly hard to plug it in.

How'd you bend it back?

@Proximyst thanks! I'll give it a shot today :)

@CluelessBanana the problem isn't the quality of jetbrains products, but they don't have a rust IDE.
You can install a plugin that adds rust support, but as far as I know only CLion can debug rust. And as CLion isn't free, I have to either pay or use my students license, which doesn't allow commercial use (not that they'd check that...).
Also as @Proximyst pointed out, the developers of the plugin decided to do everything themselves.

@Proximyst I'm currently running with the IntelliJ plugin, but mostly because I had some issues where racer wouldn't detect structs in some crates (while using vsc).
I'd love to get rid of the jetbrains stuff, tho.
Can you recommend some other plugins for rust + vim?

@retnikt It's literally called nil :D

Phone: '; DROP TABLE devices; --
Raspi: mozart
Laptop: nil

3/3

The missing 4th one was pretty much just a duplicate of #2

2/3

@zemaits oh yeah. I didn't it would compress the image so much.

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@irene that makes sense.
Still the watches should have shown the value of p (at least it does in other languages and other IDEs).

@D--M you're at least partially right. I'm no expert in assembly, I'm no expert when it comes to what the compiler optimizes and I'm no expert in C/C++ using visual studio. I don't think I ever said I were an expert.
Currently I'm mostly programming using C# and Java.
I know basic stuff about optimization; the compiler will optimize the code to improve performance.
Higher optimization often means more in lining, unwrapping of loops etc. while sometimes even removing unnecessary stuff, making it harder and harder to debug your code. That's why one should use /Od for debugging....
If you're really going for performance you can use memory alignment to reduce the size of classes in memory making the whole thing more cache friendly.
(Yes I did look up the flag, I don't have a problem admitting that.)
No matter how high the optimization is, it shouldn't change the output of what you receive...
I'm not quite sure if the optimization did change to output that was written to the file. We found what you can see in the image while trying to find the source of some NaN values that were written to that file, making it unusable... (three.js json file if you care)

@fuckwit sounds right.
I shared the picture mostly because the debugger said it had been removed by optimization.

@irene I think the values were actual NaN values because when we fixed the calculation for the values it suddenly worked.
(in a vector magnitude calculation somebody wrote something like sqrt(x^2 * y^2 + z^2))

@D--M we turned of optimization and the program ran through. This is not about being to lazy to turn of optimization but the fact that the it randomly removed values.

I know what you mean.
Back in school I had a class mate who called all (I think it was 8 to 10) buttons "buttonX". And guess who was supposed to implement the functionality... 😐

I'm fine with you being a vegan.
PS: I'm using Arch Linux.

@LastDigitOfPi you actually guessed right, the arrow points to northern Netherlands 😀

@LastDigitOfPi fun fact: I don't 😁

I'm no expert on osx but as far as I know, it (osx) only has the drivers it needs, which results in awful performance on unsupported devices (that is if manage to start it at all. A friend of mine got it running in a vm and said it's horribly slow)
Apart from that, it's a software question (what you need/want/don't want etc)

@tkdmatze that makes sense. The 1.63€ seems to be the mid-point of buy and sell...
Thanks for shedding light on this 👍

Yes, but than it's still 5ct to much. I don't really care that it's ~50ct extra, just thought it was a bit much for 20-25% taxes
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$1.99 = 1.63€
1.63€ * 1.25 = 2.0375€
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I'll participate too :)
(Germany)

Preferably 1 but definitely not 3.

@Froot 1) just send a pop-up message when people enter the site for the first time (could even ask if the feature should be enabled or if the user prefers chronological order)
2) I like neural networks, they're useful actually quite fun. But I don't want them to change the stuff I configured, based on what I watched because then I only get the daily stuff. I would have missed multiple interesting videos if I hadn't changed it back.
Imagine your email program would sort your emails by how often you read emails by the sender.

@nin0x03 well maybe we'll see each other there ^^
Maybe one could organize a devrant meet-up there? 🤔