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> Imagine a functor that has different implementations of operator(). Using mutable will always prefer the non-const variant even if in a const context. > > Checkout the [godbolt example](https://godbolt.org/g/DA8FY4)...

(edited) I should also mention that the following > add: `SmallFun& operator=(F const&f)` ([ref](https://github.com/LoopPerfect/smallfunction/pull/3/files#diff-462ec359d42d7c337c6aff68fe148c82R60)) is important! It's one way to fix a bug in your original, where a destructor is...

I've got a branch called my_experiments: https://github.com/user706/smallfunction/tree/my_experiments Still working on this (when I find time). (Still need to experiment some more, and fix some stuff that's still open... such as...

Oh and by the way: **even with Wayland there are some problems**: * when disconnecting and reconnecting the USB-C, then sometimes I see the monitor, but mouse and keyboard are...

ok, to analyze the situation, I replaced both these tools... * `/usr/bin/credential-helper-pass` * `/usr/bin/gpg` ...with this script: ```bash #!/usr/bin/env bash echo "$@" | tee -a /home/hero/args.txt cat - | tee...

Why is a normal `docker build` asking for my aws credential???? By the way: I now did `docker logout`. It shows: ``` Removing login credentials for https://index.docker.io/v1/ WARNING: could not...

I've now done `docker logout registry`... and it returned ``` Removing login credentials for registry ``` and now (magically) `docker build` works without calling the gpg dialog. **Perfect.** But: What's...

Seems like a design flaw, introduced (explained) [here](https://pyret.org/release-notes/summer-2020.html#new-image-library-functionality). If you mix "bounding box-center" and "centroid"... sometime using the one, and then the other... obviously things will not always work out...

For now: Is it not possible to modify pyret, to have the pinhole of a combined image (combined via above/beside), be at the center of the bounding box of the...

I think I probably need to do something like this... (but hate it, as it modifies my sysroot away from the way it would look on the actual raspberry pi):...