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"What Stroustrup wanted was apparently what a lot of people wanted: a language that provided OOP features, such as those offered by Smalltalk, but compiled into binaries that would execute as fast as an executable written in C.
The solution Stroustrup adopted was not to adopt the Smalltalk model, but instead to take inspiration from fellow Scandinavians and to bolt ideas borrowed from Simula into C."

It's time for the #EV industry to hold itself to a higher standard when it comes to roaming. You can't have your cake and eat it. Make the cake bigger!
https://www.linkedin.com/…

I fully agree with Christian Weinberger's call here: Isn't it time we stop… | Jaap Burger
I fully agree with Christian Weinberger's call here: Isn't it time we stop pretending roaming works and start holding the ecosystem to a higher standard? As a fossil in this industry, I remember how EV roaming took off 15 years ago – it was a no-brainer from a user perspective and a logical step to ensure that the EV charging market could grow, benefiting everyone in the sector. As an early electric car driver eager to travel abroad, I spent a lot of time getting the right passes for local n…

Jakiś czas temu, zainspirowany #Fedorą, wyodrębniłem paczki .whl z Pythonowego ensurepip w #Gentoo (właśnie sprawdziłem — "jakiś czas" to 3 lata). Umożliwiło to nam aktualizowanie ich razem z paczkami pip i setuptools, dzięki czemu nowe środowiska wirtualne otrzymują najnowszą dostępną wersję, a …

The scary thing is not that so many Americans find it easier to imagine the apocalypse than the end of cars. The scary thing is that so many actually prefer the former to the latter, and by not choosing the latter so choose to manifest the former.
#USPol #FuckCars

Supreme Court makes it easier to claim 'reverse discrimination' in employment, in a case from Ohio (Mark Sherman/Associated Press)
https://apnews.com/article/supreme-court-discrimination-lawsuit-ohio-205f07a2d47d7a46cfc96a5fefdf9269
http://www.memeorandum.com/250605/p54#a250605p54

This https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.01754 has been replaced.
link: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=a

On the success probability of the quantum algorithm for the short DLP
Ekerå and Håstad have introduced a variation of Shor's algorithm for the discrete logarithm problem (DLP). Unlike Shor's original algorithm, Ekerå-Håstad's algorithm solves the short DLP in groups of unknown order. In this work, we prove a lower bound on the probability of Ekerå-Håstad's algorithm recovering the short logarithm $d$ in a single run. By our bound, the success probability can easily be pushed as high as $1 - 10^{-10}$ for any short $d$. A key to achieving such a high success…

You want to use a #StaticSiteGenerator and need to support #multilingual sites? It’s now easier than ever! For quite a while, #Pelican had a great plugin for that use case. Now I helped migrate it …

I think this is my favourite C macro to this day.
Also, TIL you can put while loops in there, and some people actually DO that.
Ghidra is easier to read here. xD
for ref:
https://github.com/u-boot/u-boot/blob/

In a few days I’ll have a CSV/json of exported Cryptpad answers for some kind of census. Are there any open source softwares out there that make analysing these kind of stuff easier?
Instead of just like opening it on a fucking libreoffice spreadsheet or something.
Ideally it’d give me like the amount of people who selected each option on a question, same for written ones (being able to set aliases like “abcd = ABCD” and “Guix = GNU Guix” bc people can’t be consistent when answering polls), with the ability to understand comma-separated replies to those questions as if they were multiple selections on a checkbox question).
Maybe being able to generate some graphs too, but at least giving me a list with like “question1, reply1, amount” for each so I can easily make graphs myself.

Supreme Court sides with straight woman in decision that makes it easier to win 'reverse discrimination' suits (CNN)
https://cnn.com/2025/06/05/politics/supreme-court-reverse-discrimination-suits
http://www.memeorandum.com/250605/p115#a250605p115