I delayed upgrade to IPadOS 26.3 til reddit users shared on /r/ipad that its performance was on par with older version now. However, once I upgrade, the performance issues and bugs are noticeable instantly. For example,
1. switching between different browser tabs has a sub-second delay(est 200ms)
2. a tab in system settings menu takes 200ms to load
3. maximizing a video doesn't always work(sometimes it leaves a big white space on top)
4. double tabbing a keyboard key often triggers zooming into the browser page
I couldn't believe these issues haven't been fixed after 3 subversions.
It even censors contents related to GDR. I asked a question about travel restriction mentioned in Jenny Erpenbeck's novel Kairos, it displayed a content security warning as well.
> Every mammal on this planet instinctively develops a natural equilibrium with the surrounding environment but you humans do not.
Though it's an interesting quote, I have to disagree. The reindeers on St. Matthew Island continued to multiply and depleted their food resources without any predators, until an extreme snow storms struck. They don't "instinctively" develops a natural equilibrium.
I am interested. I learned some basic 8086 assembly during university, read some books on reverse engineering, but never went anywhere further. BTW, are you working on a open source project?
Isn't it a misnomer to call it a "compiler"? Even it's github README says otherwise,
> distcc is not itself a compiler, but rather a front-end to the GNU C/C++ compiler (gcc), or another compiler of your choice. All the regular gcc options and features work as normal.
I could only find this. So it's definitely a different company.
> Paragon Solutions doesn’t have a website. There’s very little information at all about them online, even if the Tel Aviv-based smartphone surveillance startup’s employees are all over LinkedIn, more than 50 of them. That’s not a bad headcount for a company that’s still in stealth mode.
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inline double ranges_pipeline(std::span<double const> xs) noexcept { auto costs = xs | std::views::transform(calibrated_mv) | std::views::transform(residual) | std::views::transform(weighted_square);
}
It's still a bit verbose, because C++ doesn't allow universal function call syntax. It will be even more concise in other languages like D.