countless families started in wow clans

oh this made me remember that wasm got tco, which is exciting

depends on the language and the compiler, pretty sure gcc without at least -O2 doesnt do tail call elimination(and still itll be slower than iteration), and rust didnt have it/low priority and when i was introducing myself to js it didnt have tco everywhere either. so just write in a way that is idiomatic to your language. in haskell recursion is encouraged, in part because it is guaranteed that it will be optimized by the compiler.

regardless of the language if your recursive function is poorly designed, its going to result in stack overflow with sufficiently large inputs

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actually those are steamed hams

meta humour is bad

both have to do with open registration it appears

!emacs %

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heres a free critique of your message!
this is garbage ane idiocy, shut the fuck up.
you are also free to say thanks!

E:og of my reply was way too hostile
i think the post is useful in order to highlight the inappropriate behaviour by linus, but the amount of lunatics who champion that email for its “directness” is disturbing

pretty sure either are safer than employment

all good as long as dad’s a miner

There can be nothing new or original out of AI because all of its inputs are stolen from what already exists. Real creativity comes solely from humans

what have you seen that wasnt there before
i mostly have qualms with the quote i have no illusions about the levels of discussions around ai

had same experience with ubuntu, just outdated packages. outside of two major breaks that were announced beforehand arch has been just fine

pop os users dont eat their salad omg

perhaps try blacklisting the dgpu driver? https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Kernel_module#Using_kernel_command_line_2

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emacs is close to that besides all the ctrl+ combinations being nonsensical. the actual reason either arent very popular is the steep initial curve and the fact that most people dont even care about editing text that much and also the delayed gratification for the amount of time it takes to get used to. but once ure used to vim u kinda want vim everywhere

its just a neat button on the home row on qwerty yea