time du -sh 'osu!'
191G osu!
du -sh 'osu!' 1.98s user 17.12s system 3% cpu 8:16.57 total

What does this say?

@irene pizza.pdf in the repo

@irene
https://github.com/RobertObkircher/...

I've simplified it a bit and now it takes 0.07 seconds to process all 4 input files.

Maybe you are just using Kotlin

I've implemented something like Guavas EventBus for a Kotlin side project.

It bugs me that nobody is making stupid puns about debugging

I'm currently half way through my first semester at University and we've already covered manual floating point operations, logic gates, registers, ect. And this isn't even the first time I hear about this stuff, in school we've even worked with Verilog.

Meanwhile programming is explained extremely slowly, I think the last topic was "methods".

@MisterArie No, but it took me forever to find another 10 cents

Close enough

If I try to type faster than 60wpm the speed becomes a complex number, because some letters are imaginary and there is no order.

Pointers are just special syntax for integers that are used to access a global array.

Overloaded operators are just syntactic sugar for function calls.

Those concepts are so simple, there isn't much to "understand". It's mostly about remembering the right syntax, which happens automatically after looking it up a few times.

It says ActionListener::setVisible(boolean) doesn't exist but there is some other setVisible(boolean) in the outer class. Removing the 'this.' should fix it.

sorted(a, key=b)
Arrays.sort(a, ::b)

What exactly are you trying to?

I hope it's USB

Verilog

http://dev.stephendiehl.com/fun/

Currently reading through this one, but I'm probably too lazy/dumb to actually implement it.

st

Comparing Verilog and Python is like comparing Arduino and Python

Plus accepts strings as the first argument, minus doesn't

Strings are converted to numbers if needed

Extra +- change sign of the number

var x * 3; is probably a syntax error

Just guessing, I don't know JS.

BTW I use arch with the zen kernel which is spelled almost like zehn, the german word for 10

A typical paid WiFi here in Italy.

Am I missing something or is this literally a for loop with some bit shifting? I don't see how that would affect the security of your system.

A blank button would be language independent

16% longer frametime on Windows

@helloworld Bing just translated the words individually.

RNNs do have state.

@Swift You could use the online version of word and copy the html.

I keep hitting space after every word

@FrodoSwaggins Case was a really bad pun...

JIT compilers can know this stuff at compile time. For example the code inside a loop can be replaced with a better version after collecting statistics for a few iterations. I guess the C++ compiler can also figure out the exact class in some situations.