I know it's an old question, but it's interesting. The example isn't the best. I think it would be much clearer if you showed a usage case: string DoSomething<T>() where T:ISomeFunction { if (T.someFunction()) ... } Merely being able to have static methodsimplementan i...
By nothing more I mean the head isn't pointing to any branch. It's just directly pointing to a commit. As a result of all this, anytime you checkout a commit (without using the branch name to checkout), even if that commit was the latest commit of your main branch, you're still...
From what I have seen through multiple usability studies, the biggest issues is that users don't pay too much attention when signing up. The more point of error is the email address. If users mistype their email address they won't be able to recover their account regardless of how well t...
Spaceflight still isn’t an endeavor the average person could be expected to handle without rigorous training. It’s not like taking a flight across the globe. There are intense physical rigors involved in riding a rocket into orbit and living in microgravity for more than a few days....
Teams train up a new machine-learning model on FBLearner, whether to change the ranking order of posts or to better catch content that violates Facebook’s community standards (its rules on what is and isn’t allowed on the platform). Then they test the new model on a small subset o...
(I know it doesn't prove that there isn't some other bottleneck. It really onlyprovesthat the latency isat most2 cycles, if you don't believe my assertion that latency is the only bottleneck. There's aresource_stalls.anyperf counter, but it doesn't have many options for brea...