Not enough people to serve.

Nobody lives there. Ten times more people live in Indonesia.

>> Africa

> Nobody lives there

Africa has just under 20% of the world's population.

I was pretty obviously responding to the Australia part.

That's enough that they can drive down to Central Computers and grab a 32GB stick.

Your main takeaway from this tale should be that the quality of trial court judges varies widely.

Window tint isn't nonsense, either. I think every stanced-out pickup with a tinted windshield should be apprehended and destroyed the instant it crosses my state's line.

States have so many variances on what kind of tint is legal and sometimes just absurd rules. For example, Minnesota has very little limitations on tinting SUVs but strict limits on cars. A Subaru Crosstrek is pretty much a lifted Impreza. The tint on my Impreza is illegal in Minnesota, but would be legal if it was a Crosstrek.

I think this comes down to the DEM they are using. I think it would have come out better if they had used USGS 3DEP DTM at 25cm.

Edited: which apparently is hosted for free on AWS S3.

You want OpenTripPlanner. Their triangle lets the user trade distance, climbing, and safe facilities.

https://github.com/opentripplanner/OpenTripPlanner

https://github.com/opentripplanner/OpenTripPlanner/blob/dev-...

Or brouter with custom weights also has a lot of tuning points

Object lifetime is the entire point of C++ and it solves ~100% of the emergent flaws in C programs.

I was just dealing with this: https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=974323.

Also std::start_lifetime_at is a hack and ive seen nobody using it in all the placed where it aught to be used.

If optimizing based on object lifetimes could be turned off, itd be turned off everywhere for hardening like strict aliasing is.

In my personal opinion, the fix[1] for that issue clearly implicates C-style habits polluting a C++ code base. No right-thinking knower of C++ initializes objects with memset! Also I believe that -Wall would have flagged that, and I know for certain that cppcoreguidelines-init-variables + cppcoreguidelines-pro-type-member-init would have flagged it.

1: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/commit/905a88b923433eb8...

It's not just phones, either. All modern computers are full of non-architectural cores running all kinds of wacky stuff.

Water in Omaha, Nebraska isn't all that scarce, either.