TypeScript is still built on JavaScript, all numbers are IEEE-754 doubles š
Edit: Actually I lied, there are BigInts which are arbitrarily precise integers but I donāt think thereās a way to make them unsigned. There also might be a byte-array object that stores uint8 values but Iām not completely sure if Iām remembering that correctly.
Yeah JavaScript is a bit weird, semicolons being optional and compulsory at the same time: I remember trying to build an electron example ~5yrs ago and it didnāt work unless I put in the semicolons which the developers omitted.
Python is just glorified shell scripting. Libraries like numpy are cool but I donāt like the indentation crap, Iām getting used to it because University likes it.
I think the thing with C++ is they have tried to maintain backward compatibility from Day 1. You can take a C++ program from the 80s (or heck, even a straight up C program), and thereās a good chance it will compile as-is, which is rather astonishing considering modern C++ feels like a different language.
But I think this is what leads to a lot of the complexity as it stands? By contrast, I started Python in the Python 2 era, and when they switched to 3, I was like āWow, did they just break hello world?ā Itās a different philosophy and has its trade-offs. By reinventing itself, it can get rid of the legacy cruft that never worked well or required hacky workarounds, but old code will not simply run under the new interpreter. You have to hope your migration tools are up to the task.
There were breaking changes between C and C++ (and some divergent evolution since the initial split) as well as breaking changes between different releases of C++ itself. I am not saying these never happened, but the powers that be controlling the standard have worked hard to minimize these for better or worse.
If I took one of my earliest ANSI C programs from the 80s and ran it through a C++23 compiler, I would probably need to remove a bunch of register statements and maybe check if an assumption of 16-bit int is going to land me in some trouble, but otherwise, I think it would build as long as itās not linking in any 3rd party libraries.
I am very not sorry to tell you that you are wrong !
Iām subscribe to multiples PeerTube channesl with this account, Lemmy being my choice interface to access it and Iām convinced that Pixed/Lemmy is a great match considering the huge number of community where the content is primarely picture a.k.a all meme and animal picture communities.
I have first-handed post owl pictures on !superbowl with my PixelFed accound. Just like Iāve been posting from Bookwyrm and Sharkey and many other fediwares.
Lemmy is a great place to post to, but it is harder to post from Lemmy to another part of the fediverse as every Lemmy post must be sent to a specific community.
Yes. Itās the āput a copy somewhere elseā that Iām trying to solve for without a lot of cost and effort. So far, having a remote copy at a relativeās is good for being off site and cost, but the amount of time to support it has been less than ideal since the Pi will sometimes become unresponsive for unknown reasons and getting the family member to reboot it āis too hardā.
I called to report a possible body in a bag to the police.
But if I had gotten a random āGonna pray for youā comment about me poking the bag, I would shut my mouth and move on with life as if Iād never seen the bag.
Youāre taking the piss right? Those seem like perfectly reasonable responses.
What video card is required to use it? None, it can be used standalone.
What video card to use it streaming from your PC, at least a 580 sounds okay for some games. You seem to be expecting it to lie, and then inferring truthful information as a lie because the information you held back (which game you want) is the reason for the heavier video card requirement.
AI is a broad term that is mostly marketing fluff. I am talking about a language model you can run locally.
You can install Alpaca which is now an official gnome app and then download the Mistral model. Once it downloads you can ask it things about what to do with the OS. It all runs local so you need enough ram and storage. 8gb of ram and then a few gigs of storage
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