TIL that a signed integer of size 0 bit in C++ represents the value of -0.5
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TIL that a signed integer of size 0 bit in C++ represents the value of -0.5
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TIL that a signed integer of size 0 bit in C++ represents the value of -0.5
@karolherbst excuse me what
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@karolherbst excuse me what
@karolherbst blink twice if @vitaut hijacked your account
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@karolherbst excuse me what
@lkundrak The range of representable values for a signed integer type is −2^(N−1) to 2^(N−1)−1 (inclusive), where N is called the width of the type.
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@evan Fun story, 3 years back I was runner up to be "Pi" in the big Pi Day celebrations here in Markham. Some local council member used their political leverage to get it for their kid instead and it's put me off celebrating ever since. Sure I still go to the parade and support the pizza and baked good sales, but it just all feels like a sham now. Even the Pi costume and the mini cheesecakes they throw at us just don't have the same heft as they used to. #NotMyPiDay
("celebrate"?)
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TIL about @ErieNewsNow
Another great @AnnaAnthro boost 👍🏼
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@WarnerCrocker 3.14...858963814091...5225161050702705.... - PI is a statement 🔢
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Me: I'm a responsible adult who avoids unnecessary risks
Also me: Uses a fork to push the bread deeper into the toaster for perfect toasting
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convincing myself I fucked up and injected an air bubble and now I am gonna die
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@stefano Hugs and respect to you, friend from-over-the-alps. Time will make these meetings possible again, be it in person or even from remote. You still are a “visible” person in the community. The barista the world wants to hire desperately, but who will not resign from the BSDCafe duties any day. #strong and #smiling barista.
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We love π around here.
In the Great Room at the Internet Archive, the first nine digits of π are mounted on the wall.
A small #PiDay tribute to a very big number. 🥧📚
Here’s Brewster Kahle with 3.14159265… proof that π is part of our architecture.
