How would you check two variables have equal values without changing the value of one otherwise?
Assignment you are assigning a value to the left side. Equality you are checking if the left and right are equal.
It's "set equal to" Vs "is equal to" one is an operation the other is a condition.
Use your bed only for sleep. No screens for a few hours before bed. Milk before bed. Reading or audio books are a great way to settle your mind.
If you aren't asleep after 30 or so minutes get up and do something chilled for a little bit. Laying there getting pissed you aren't asleep doesn't help.
Stick to a sleep / wake schedule. I've found getting up early and consistently much more effective for sorting out my sleep.
You're never going to have to worry about it. If you won the lottery every week you wouldn't be close to what these people have.
Your labour value is already massively capped by the super rich. You earn a fraction of what you produce for others.
One day I might be mega rich and then people like me better watch their step!
I'm fairly sure use after free isn't possible unless you explicitly use unsafe code right?
It's compiler enforced is the point.
That sounds like a comment written by somebody who has no idea what the article says
2.6% increase in thread ops when copying data from user space seems pretty significant.
Azure, oracle, digital ocean etc. there's 100s of providers of varying sizes.
I love things like this.
There was a set of brick stairs leading up into a giant hedge full of brambles in my hometown. Straight from the pavement up and you couldn't see the end.
Fascinated us as kids.
I bet you plenty of people absolutely do want this.
Most people can barely use a computer and would love this if it worked well.
You forget a huge percentage of users can barely access their emails.
Lemmy is very techcentric and most users on here are far from the average consumer on technical literacy.
You just aren't the target audience.
This is definitely the answer. Bonus points for contextless clues to getting the other half.