History: Council of Nicaea

Posted on Sun 29 January 2023 in history • Tagged with definition, dictionary

Emperor Constantine initiated the Council of Nicaea in 325 CE to help address questions about Jesus' nature. Specifically, the council convened to determine if Jesus was human or God. The council eventually found that Jesus was made of the "same substance" as God, and therefore was a God.


Immediately get started developing smart contracts

Posted on Sat 28 January 2023 in tech • Tagged with solidity, docker, ethereum, foundry, collective

Immediately get started developing smart contracts using the Collective.

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std::generate in modern c++

Posted on Fri 27 January 2023 in tech • Tagged with c++, std::generate, lambda, tutorial

std::generate

Many examples of std::generate in C++ involve a static. However using a static introduces issues around thread safety and usability in modern code. Here is a simple example using std::generate with a c++14 style lambda that defines and captures a local variable.

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History: Atilla

Posted on Sun 22 January 2023 in history • Tagged with history, person

?433- 453 CE - Atilla was ruler of the Huns in the fifth century. Atilla is known to have been a formidable opponent in battle, and the Huns in general were said to be savage combatants. This greatly influenced the Hun dynasty and Atilla expanded his empire to become one of …


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M1 Mac: Should you enable efficiency cores in Docker?

Posted on Fri 20 January 2023 in tech • Tagged with docker, rust, c++, go, build, apple

Should you enable your efficiency cores for use by Docker on Apple Silicon?

If you enable the efficiency cores there are 2 additional cores for the system scheduler to allocate to your workload. However, if you leave them disabled, these 2 cores will remain in reserve for use by supportive …


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History: heresy

Posted on Sun 15 January 2023 in history • Tagged with definition, dictionary

To go against or contradict the ruling or teaching of the Catholic Church is to commit heresy. For much of the Common Era, those who committed or were accused of heresy were persecuted or killed.