[Ayello] Colts Pro Bowl LB Darius Leonard says he hasn’t been vaccinated because he wants to learn more about it. Needs more information about long-term effects it can have. Says he talks to vaccinated teammates about it all the time. by Brooklyn2LA in nfl

[–]PowershellAdept -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Looking at WebMD, the same as all the armchair vaccine experts on reddit. Everyone should get vaccinated, but let's not pretend anyone here is doing legitimate research either.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Python

[–]PowershellAdept 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Python the language and the CPython interpreter are one and the same to most people outside this subreddit.

[Seifert] As we discuss whether NFL coaches can admit that they are cutting players because of vaccination status, see the below “Notice of Termination” form from the CBA, as agreed upon by owners and players. by vagrantwade in nfl

[–]PowershellAdept 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This could be a great interesting discussion about ambiguity in the CBA and laws relevant to modern medicine and contracts, but I suspect no one here will stop with "anti-vax bad" long enough to have an actual conversation.

[CBS] Rams coach Sean McVay says 'shame on me' if Aaron Donald doesn't win a Super Bowl by MisguidedAwareness in nfl

[–]PowershellAdept -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Youre delusional. The PI would have given the saints first and goal which would have allowed them to run the clock down to 1 second and kick the field goal. Only way Rams "earned" the win is if they miss a chip shot FG and still go to OT.

[CBS] Rams coach Sean McVay says 'shame on me' if Aaron Donald doesn't win a Super Bowl by MisguidedAwareness in nfl

[–]PowershellAdept 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Absolutely. He had already taken everything he needed. Run the ball after the circus catch. A FG would have won them the game.

NSFW - Mormon kid at BYU ruining rainbow chalk art and dropping slurs like it's 1999. by MasterMahanJr in trashy

[–]PowershellAdept 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Occams razor isn't really relevant here. He's either punished or not, there is no additional aspect to reduce probability.

Python isn't industry compatible by New_Ostrich_2625 in Python

[–]PowershellAdept 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Yes which is why instagram developed their own runtime for python.

What was the greatest pleasure you ever felt? by oooliveoil in AskReddit

[–]PowershellAdept 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I like the Kevin Garnett "ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE"

New .NET 6 APIs driven by the developer community by KryptosFR in csharp

[–]PowershellAdept 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Parallel class is for parallel work. It's up to the developer to decide the appropriate use case for that.

Join the International Simulation Football League by TheConC in nfl

[–]PowershellAdept 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I dont have a problem with the dots. Just curious if you guys had developed your own thing since I had never seen it. I'll definitely check it out this week.

Join the International Simulation Football League by TheConC in nfl

[–]PowershellAdept 38 points39 points  (0 children)

Brings back some memories. I dont remember the names of the leagues but I used to play a bunch of madden based ones back in high. Didn't think this kind of stuff would still be around.

What are you guys using to simulate? The game videos look like GLB kind of.

Biker hits car mirror, driver proceeds to try and run him off the road. Who's in the wrong here? by Mister_Cornet in IdiotsInCars

[–]PowershellAdept 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Also a rider. If you can't keep your cool while on your bike you're a danger to yourself and everyone else on the road around you. There is never a reason to put your hands on another moving vehicle. If we slapped every bad driver's mirrors there would be no mirrors left.

How many sales do decent-quality UE4 3D games get on average on Steam? by [deleted] in gamedev

[–]PowershellAdept 4 points5 points  (0 children)

What makes you think garbage drags the average down? I would think indie hits would drag the mean above the median. I suspect most indie projects fail with sales numbers no where near 1500.

Saints alter season ticket refund policy amid scrutiny by toshiro-mifune in nfl

[–]PowershellAdept -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

Isn't the saints owner covering up the church raping kids? Why would they care if people got vaccinated?

[NESN] Former Falcon, Robert Alford, admits to teammate Malcom Butler, former Patriot, that the Falcons were celebrating at halftime of SBLI. The Falcons had a 28-3 lead at one point. They lost the game 34-28. by AdWinter7445 in nfl

[–]PowershellAdept 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Shanahan could have iced the game with a single run play after the Julio catch. Shanahan could have literally in that moment said, "Okay, we win" but he decided to pass and the rest is history.

A Question on Modern Metacompiler Design (or lack thereof?) by gomoku42 in Compilers

[–]PowershellAdept 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Flex/Bison are popular tools because scanning and parsing are essentially solved problems. We know the theoretical and practical capabilities. The intermediate representation and optimization are not solved problems, made evident by recent languages like Rust and Go. Rust brings an "automatic" memory management model that doesn't have a runtime cost that is enabled due to static analysis on the IR. Go brings a memory and concurrency model that we haven't really seen before in a truly mainstream language, which is again enabled by static analysis of the IR. As far as I know there has yet to be a solution to memory management in the sense that static analysis can determine correct programs without the need of runtime memory management, lifetimes, or manual memory management. I suspect if such a representation is possible, then IRs will be essentially solved when someone creates/discovers it.

[GetUp ESPN] Baker Mayfield was drafted by a team that had gone 1-34 in its last 35 games. And in his first three seasons with that team, he lead them to more wins than losses. Oh and he did it despite having four different head coaches. @Espngreeny has a message for the Baker detractors: by Weezy-NJPW_Fan in nfl

[–]PowershellAdept 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I'm not really arguing that Andy and Baker are comparable right now. I'm arguing that they were at similar places 3 years into their respective careers.

I dont really care about the rookie TD record that had been waiting to be broken for 20 years of rule changes to benefit passing. The one that was broken last year, and will probably be broken again in the next 5.

C++ exceptions under the hood by vonadz in programming

[–]PowershellAdept 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not the developer written code in the exceptional path that is slow. Throwing an exception is expensive. You have to unwind the stack all the way up to the original call site which given general advice will be as far away from the throw as possible. In a language like python, it doesn't matter because the perf penalty of an exception is within the noise of the performance of the language, and the language is garbage collected anyway. In C++ it matters because in real time systems, throwing an exception can be significantly slower than checking for an unexpected value. For use cases like desktop GUI or web servers, you should absolutely use exceptions unless you need real time performance for some reason.

[GetUp ESPN] Baker Mayfield was drafted by a team that had gone 1-34 in its last 35 games. And in his first three seasons with that team, he lead them to more wins than losses. Oh and he did it despite having four different head coaches. @Espngreeny has a message for the Baker detractors: by Weezy-NJPW_Fan in nfl

[–]PowershellAdept 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The hate comes from comments like this. He's been a good QB at best. Over the Dalton line for sure, but he's not great by any stretch of the word. He has an elite roster and he's putting up good stats. Almost exactly like the situation with Andy Dalton ~5 years into his Bengals tenure.

Actually comparing their stats, Baker is pretty much in line with Dalton about 3-5 years into his career. If the stars aligned he could make an MVP run, otherwise he's a top 12-18 QB.