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When will Nike and Tesla also offer protections against costumers that use their products to commit infractions such as CP?
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Does not work in Safari, instead a message is presented saying: "Safari is teh new Internet Explorer"
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Michelson – Language for formally verified smart contracts
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Tezos – A blockchain designed to be upgraded
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Would an "upgradeable" crypto-coin solve that flaw?
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Sure there are great benefits in sequential access, some of these can even be calculated to some extent. However your reply does not answer the question. Do you know of any CPU that has specific instructions to handle cache? How can you be
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How can you? Do you know of a CPU that has specific instructions to handle cache allocations?
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The clang documentation on vectorisation has a few examples https://llvm.org/docs/Vectorizers.html#slp-vectorizer Cache precedence and cache line optimisations are black magic, either you know specifically the cpu that
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but they do, from the simplest automatic structure padding to the more complicated flow analysis and packing/vectorization
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One of the cool things in C is the space it leaves for the compiler to perform optimisations. Beyond what is observable, C compilers have almost free reins to do whatever they want, so long as the observable things are kept the same (output
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This is great! Is there any place where it is possible to read more about this painting techniques for code?
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Just their life
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the pregnancy test doom was fake! :O
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Similar things happen in a lot of other languages, sometimes it is not even a matter of a changing/evolving spec. (like TypeScript, or any other language that improves type checking or compile/interpretation validations at each mi
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it would be cool to sort it by vitamin-d deficiency/exposure levels. having to periodically take shots can take a toll in your "life" happiness and balance overall (work and personal)
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yay global warming
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Teach Yourself Demoscene in 14 Days
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"Disabling these mitigations gives us a performance boost of around 28%. " This can't be serious. Can someone flag this article? Highly inappropriate.
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"Many of these specific optimizations won't really benefit you unless you are already serving more than 50k req/s to begin with."
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Oh, I fear that this might be on the route to Ethereum-Classic-V2. Vitalik and core team wake up sulked and there we go..
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A low-level graphics engine, where each WebGL function has a corresponding HTML tag (web component), like a-frame but low-level instead. https://hugodaniel.com/projects/shader-canvas/ The idea was to bring a more
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Please file a bug report if the Adobe XD links are not working for you
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awesome work! I love the flow, the simple concept of toolbar+modals for the UI, the premade sensible options. Oh and those menus and icons are very cool, did you use any special frontend framework? anyway, keep it up! this is great :)
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Sketch: In 2021 and Beyond
(sketch.com)
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it would be cool if Safari finally got WebGL 2 enabled by default
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Pretty cool! Is there something like this for other languages? I know that Khronos publishes this pdf for WebGL* * https://www.khronos.org/files/webgl20-reference-guide.pdf
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:( RIP
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Nym The pseudonym a person selects and uses to sign his or her postings to websites, blogs, etc. so as to create a unique online identity without revealing their actual name/identity. "With his most recent idiotic post, Little_Bra
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meh, a not-so-kind but equally apt critic can also be made for the case that the article is trying to promote, the so called "market-driven" companies. most edge funds companies can be considered almost 100% market driven...
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Deno has a couple of very good selling points, the main one is that it allows to use JS web browser API's in the CLI, this includes things that range from the Fetch API[1], up to WebGPU even! all in the command line interface. Besides
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