Cieplak

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   by Cieplak 9y ago

   IPython has always been my favorite interactive UI, so if I had a ton of money to blow on tools, I'd love a more polished Cling (syntax highlighting, intelligent auto-completion, inline docs, emacs/vi keybindings) https:/&#x
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   by Cieplak 9y ago

   Modern C++ can be very pythonic. Still not as easy as writing Java in IntelliJ but CLion is becoming quite good (if you succumb to CMake). People write shit code in every language; C++ has my favorite abstraction to performance ratio. http
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   by Cieplak 9y ago

   Looks like he's fuzzed it, too: https://github.com/chadaustin/sajson/tree/master/sajson-fuzz
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   by Cieplak 9y ago

   Here are the commands I ran to get this running on FreeBSD: pkg install nim nimble sdl2 git clone https://github.com/JHonaker/wireworld-nim.git cd wireworld-nim nimble install sdl2 nim c display.nim
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   by Cieplak 9y ago

   I wonder if it uses Z3 under the hood for solving constraints. Very nice of MSFT to MIT license Z3. It's super useful for problems that result in circular dependencies when modeled in Excel, and require iterative solvers (e.g., goal
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   by Cieplak 9y ago

   @brendangregg You mentioned FreeBSD; what are your thoughts on the state of DTrace on Linux vs FreeBSD? ps: I love your DTrace book! It's sitting on my desk now.
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   by Cieplak 9y ago

   As an example, working in the payments business, we often model credit cards and bank accounts as different subclasses (or types) of a common superclass, given that these objects share a lot of semantics, i.e., they both send and receive pa
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   by Cieplak 9y ago

   I use inheritance only if the model satisfies the Liskov Substitution Principle and if the language has strong OO primitives. Functional languages accomplish similar goals with different abstractions, e.g., type polymorphism, pattern matchi
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   by Cieplak 9y ago

   @pron probably has the answer to this
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    J1a SwapForth built with IceStorm(excamera.com)

    2 points by Cieplak 9y ago|0 comments
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    Here's a minimal Forth implementation built in Verilog to run on a Lattice iCE40 FPGA: https://github.com/jamesbowman/swapforth/tree/master/j1a
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    I wonder if they migrated their infra over to facebook's, and if they're still running Erlang/OTP on FreeBSD boxes.
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    I wonder if WhatsApp's infrastructure is still built on Erlang. https://www.wired.com/2015/09/whatsapp-serves-900-million-us...
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    Another cool resource: https://github.com/rigtorp/awesome-modern-cpp
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    Wow, thank you! That is enlightening. It makes me think of a Nintendo (model) plugged into a TV (view) with a controller (controller) plugged into the Nintendo.
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    I love using DTrace for network monitoring. I wonder what's the simplest way to integrate it with pf to achieve a similar solution to Little Snitch, except with an htop-style interface :) http://www.brendangregg.com/DTr
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    I quite like using Erlang/OTP to host C++ nifs. I feel like it strikes that 10% of code being in C++ balance that you mentioned. I heard it's a popular combo for HFT applications. http://erlang.org/doc/tutoria
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    I was a bit disappointed to hear that Libreboot will likely never support AMD hardware :( https://libreboot.org/faq.html#amd
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    I'm sorry to dissect your quote, which is hall-of-fame-worthy, guess I'm just curious if it's always turtles all the way down, or if there is a "right" level of leak-proof abstraction. I imagine that every abstracti
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-us-war-crime-nor...
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    Random fact that I learned recently, 20% of the North Korean population was killed during the Korean War (1950-1953). Mostly with Napalm. :(
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    Colin, Curious if this opinion extends to something like an Erlang process or a BSD thread. Thanks btw for all your FreeBSD work :))
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    by Cieplak 10y ago

    This is interesting: http://www.ohler.com/oj/doc/file.Security.html
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    Design patterns implemented in Java(java-design-patterns.com)

    1 points by Cieplak 10y ago|0 comments
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    by Cieplak 10y ago

    Some interesting benchmarks of various Java serialization libraries: https://github.com/eishay/jvm-serializers/wiki
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    by Cieplak 10y ago

    I wonder what the sensor is made of. I would bet on there being a fair bit of Germanium in there. PS: probably wrong about that, silicon's band gap is more suited to optical spectrum, even though germanium has more electron mobility. I
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    by Cieplak 10y ago

    Note that the license is AGPL.
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    by Cieplak 10y ago

    https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/elixir
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    by Cieplak 10y ago

    For what it's worth, I've been learning Erlang and this was my first shot at json form parsing: https://github.com/cieplak/chat/blob/master/src/http/forms.e... https://gith
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    Paxos in 25 Lines(nil.csail.mit.edu)

    259 points by Cieplak 10y ago|39 comments