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http://nondot.org/sabre/ http://nondot.org/sabre/ "I lead and am the original author of the LLVM Compiler Infrastructure, an open source umbrella project that
by melling 9y ago
http://nondot.org/sabre/ http://nondot.org/sabre/
"I lead and am the original author of the LLVM Compiler Infrastructure, an open source umbrella project that includes all sorts of toolchain related technology: compilers, debuggers, JIT systems, optimizers, static analysis systems, etc. I started both LLVM and Clang and am still the individual with the most commits."
- dbaupp 9y agoThe parent is likely talking about the "Land" typo.
- ChuckMcM 9y agoIt was probably a clang->land auto correct on a phone. It used to be I only had to worry about my fingers hitting the wrong keys, now I have to worry about my computer not believing that what I wanted to type was what I actually typed.
- melling 9y agoMy mistake. I skimmed over the word "Land" without really noticing it. Add voice dictation and things get even weirder. A lot of times it's magical with some crazy word thrown in.
- ChuckMcM 9y agoAgreed on the voice thing. I've found some really odd sound alikes in my comments when I've used it (trust me it sucks to type a long response on a phone keyboard :-) A common one is substituting 'by' and 'buy' at different times.
- mikeash 9y agoIt's always fun to try to dictate "wreck a nice beach." It's such a classic example of sound-alikes gone wrong that it seems engines go out of their way to interpret it as "recognize speech" unless you take extreme measures.
- chris_7 9y agoThat would be a weird autocorrect, since clang is an actual word.