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Rooftops in Switzerland are covered with snow for many months each year. Yet this article doesn't even mention the word "snow".

Format it as code (indent with at least 4 spaces). Problem solved.

"helpful"?

> One can imagine modifying the compiler to output llvm bitcode. You now can throw plenty of optimisation at it for free (but you are now slower to compile).

If you look at the FAQ, you'll see they can do exactly that but using gcc/Clang, not LLVM.

Yet I've skimmed the entire site and nowhere do I see mentioned how to use C libraries in V.

I don't have to convert C to V and then compile the entire V program, do I?

I can't help but wonder why Volt on Mac is 300kB and on Windows it's 2.1MB.

I am not going to read that, because of the huge number of ads on that page.

Really? There's no "[-]" in front of the user name?

>You'll never see JPEG-XS images stored on disk or sent over the web.

I don't see why not. The image quality is near perfect, according to the article, for not even double the average file size, and it uses much less energy to encode and decode, so it's better for your battery life on mobile devices.

It's slow as mail. I tried an URL several minutes ago and it still hasn't come back.

But Google News says "This RSS feed is deprecated"...?

Great, something really important like the old blink tag. /s

Only people programming ads will like this. Everybody else will pretty much hate its guts.

I'm OK with this, under the condition that Facebook only uses it to alert you of photos you likely appear in, i.e. those two first examples of what it can do.

I would not allow them to show those results to other people.

Still, you should add it yourself, and not some overzealous system.

Somebody's birthday is interesting info to keep.

That doesn't mean you should get a notification when it comes up.