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http://dave.cheney.net
1 day ago - Dave Cheney | The acme of foolishness
▲ The spec says that struct values are comparable if all their fields are comparable . Thus two structs are equal iff each of their
▲ are comparable . Thus two structs are equal iff each of their fields are equal. a := S{1, 2, 3, 4} b := S{1,
▲ and so on 1 . The compiler inserts padding to ensure the fields are aligned to according to their type and the underlying platform.
▲ difficult for the caller to properly initialise all the reference type fields in a structure before decoding unknown JSON without first inspecting the
▲ to compare two values of type S by comparing only the fields in the function while skipping over the padding. Type algorithms Phew,
▲ embedding a type inside a struct allows the embedded type’s fields and methods to be accessed as if it were declared on
▲ for it to point to . json.Unmarshal‘s handling of pointer fields is clearly documented, and works as you would expect, allocating a
http://www.xorvoid.com
1 day ago - xorvoid
▲ theory, data-resiliency, hashing techniches, etc (see also: Learn you Galois Fields for Great Good ) Real Analysis and Probability Theory : Math as a
▲ com/in/anthony-bonkoski-2563a158 Series: Abstract Algebra: Learn you Galois Fields for Great Good Recent Articles: 2024 June 10 | Forsp: A Forth+
▲ binaries 2023 October 31 | Random 2023 August 09 | Learn you Galois Fields for Great Good (06): Implementing GF(p^k) 2023 August 08 |
▲ 06): Implementing GF(p^k) 2023 August 08 | Learn you Galois Fields for Great Good (05): Polynomial Fields GF(p^k) 2023 August
▲ Polynomial Fields GF(p^k) 2023 August 07 | Learn you Galois Fields for Great Good (04): Polynomial Arithmetic 2023 August 03 | Learn you
▲ Great Good (04): Polynomial Arithmetic 2023 August 03 | Learn you Galois Fields for Great Good (03): Implementing GF(p) 2023 August 01 | Learn
▲ Good (03): Implementing GF(p) 2023 August 01 | Learn you Galois Fields for Great Good (02): Field Theory 2023 August 01 | RAGBRAI L
http://code.zikani.me
1 day ago - Zikani's Blog
▲ you can specify that an Entity class should have it's @Id fields set via @GeneratedValue - typically... A few PostgreSQL tricks Oct 8, 2023
http://blog.jayfields.com
1 day ago - Jay Fields' Thoughts
▲ Jay Fields' Thoughts Jay Fields' Thoughts experiences in software development Wednesday, May 17,
http://tomk32.de
1 day ago - Thomas R. Koll | Ruby on Rails developer available for projects remotely and in Austria
▲ DRY controller tests 03 September 2018 Stimulus component: Calculator for input fields 04 August 2018 sitemap_generator using lastmod date from git repo 28
http://sklar.rocks
1 day ago - Steven Sklar | My Blog
▲ Resource to represent it. Once you have a Custom Resource with fields and values that clearly explain your application's desired behavior, you can
▲ and version, as well as the formal definitions of our custom fields and standard Kubernetes fields like "apiVersion" and "kind". If you're thinking "
▲ go/tools/leaderelection#LeaderElectionConfig // for more information on the LeaderElectionConfig struct fields el , err := leaderelection . NewLeaderElector ( leaderelection . LeaderElectionConfig { Lock : l , LeaseDuration : time . Second *
▲ and is annotated with the //+kubebuilder:object:root=true comment, the fields from those interfaces (like apiVersion and kind) are included in the
▲ your application's desired behavior, you can then start to generalize these fields into an abstract schema, or CRD. Let's perform this exercise with
▲ Kubernetes, to define a simple Custom Resource Definition with the two fields that I outlined above, the yaml would look something like this: ---
http://forwardscattering.org
1 day ago - Forward Scattering - The Weblog of Nicholas Chapman
▲ i64, i64, float (float, %base_captured_var_struct*)*, void (%base_captured_var_struct*)*, %anon_func_29_float__captured_var_struct } It has 5 fields: a refcount, some flags (stack or heap allocated), the function pointer,
▲ The trick here is to write into one of the union fields, then read from the other one. float x = 1.0f; union
http://blog.pamelafox.org
1 day ago - pamela fox's blog
▲ r = search_client.search(None, top=3, vector_queries=[ VectorizedQuery(search_vector, k_nearest_neighbors=50, fields="embedding")]) The results for that query contain numbers and costs, like
▲ r = search_client.search(search_query, top=15, vector_queries=[ VectorizedQuery(search_vector, k_nearest_neighbors=10, fields="embedding")]) Once again, the top result is the table with the
▲ r = search_client.search(search_query, top=5, vector_queries=[ VectorizedQuery(search_vector, k_nearest_neighbors=10, fields="embedding")]) The third result for that query contains the most relevant
▲ r = search_client.search(search_query, top=5, vector_queries=[ VectorizedQuery(search_vector, k_nearest_neighbors=50, fields="embedding")], query_type="semantic", semantic_configuration_name="default") Now the very top result for
http://notoriousbfg.com
1 day ago - Tim's Blog
▲ own additional computed values I would just add these as new fields, omitting the json struct tags. When I came to add more
http://patshaughnessy.net
1 day ago - Pat Shaughnessy
▲ TDD demonstration November 2008 The auto_complete plugin refactored to support repeated fields and named scopes Testing is a lesson in humility October 2008
▲ in humility October 2008 Modifying the auto_complete Plugin to Allow Repeated Fields Autocomplete plugin doesn’t work for repeated fields September 2008 Problems
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