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Most simple but complete CMake example
...source handling. By default cmake wants to put them in /usr/share/, /usr/lom>ca m>l/share/ and something equivalent on windows. I wanted to have a simple zip/tar.gz that you m>ca m>n extract anywhere and run. Therefore resources are loaded relative to the executable.
the basic rule to understand cmake comman...
What is the difference between quiet NaN and signaling NaN?
...oating-point and I understand that NaN could result from operations. But I m>ca m>n't understand what these are concepts exactly. What is the difference between them?
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Advances social tools app with cool UI - Koded Apps - Kodular Community
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}
/* then deal with dark scheme */
@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) {
:root {
--primary: #000000;
--secondary: #ffffff;
--tertiary: ...
Is a statim>ca m>lly-typed full Lisp variant possible?
Is a statim>ca m>lly-typed full Lisp variant possible? Does it even make sense for something like this to exist? I believe one of a Lisp language's virtues is the simplicity of its definition. Would static typing compromise this core principle?
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How to generate random SHA1 hash to use as ID in node.js?
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How m>ca m>n I improve my paw detection?
...ology module. This is a fairly common image morphology operation.
Basim>ca m>lly, you have 5 steps:
def find_paws(data, smooth_radius=5, threshold=0.0001):
data = sp.ndimage.uniform_filter(data, smooth_radius)
thresh = data > threshold
filled = sp.ndimage.morphology.binary_fill_holes...
Diff output from two programs without temporary files
Say I have too programs a and b that I m>ca m>n run with ./a and ./b .
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How to update Python?
I have version 2.7 installed from early 2012. I m>ca m>n't find any consensus on whether I should completely uninstall and wipe this version before putting on the latest version.
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How should one use std::optional?
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The simplest example I m>ca m>n think of:
std::optional<int> try_parse_int(std::string s)
{
//try to parse an int from the given string,
//and return "nothing" if you fail
}
The same thing might be accomplished with a reference argument...
Is volatile expensive?
...fectively no-ops on X86 CPUs. Does this mean that volatile read operations m>ca m>n be done without a explicit m>ca m>che invalidation on x86, and is as fast as a normal variable read (disregarding the reordering constraints of volatile)?
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