CaptainKrunch

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   by CaptainKrunch 9y ago

   > Stateless ISAs are interesting, but I seriously doubt the way forward is to make memory do everything for us. You're forgetting one very important thing, instructions are memory too. Right now it seems you're doubly stressing
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   by CaptainKrunch 9y ago

   lemme fix that...most people's next car will be used (pre-owned) in the US (and in Europe). Most likely it'll cost in the range of 6,000 to 16,000 USD and will definitely not be a Tesla. That said, I want my next car to be a Tesla
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   by CaptainKrunch 10y ago

   Cool to see this project again. I looked at it awhile back, and used it for a few small projects. Looks like the dev has been up to a lot of work in the interim. Any idea how long before we'll see a full beta release (assuming dev read
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   Using Flex and Bison in C++: a short example(jonathanbeard.io)

   4 points by CaptainKrunch 10y ago|0 comments
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   by CaptainKrunch 11y ago

   Looks like they did a search comparison with Spark awhile back, don't see the code for that one though. Maybe it's in some state of code rot. Just downloaded and ran the example though, seems to work well...just wish the bzip2 int
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   by CaptainKrunch 11y ago

   Seems interesting