Joky

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by Joky 11y ago
It seems from what I understand from the discussion that fundamentally you can't have a patent clause in a license and having it being compatible with GPLv2. (IANAL) Edit: see the last paragraph in this email: http://lists
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by Joky 11y ago
H1B is transferrable any time, even before you start working for the company that sponsored it.
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by Joky 11y ago
There is this problem in multiple countries I believe. From what I understand, the US asks you to report what you earn outside of the US but also what you paid as taxes. If the foreign country has a tax treaty with the US you would only pa
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by Joky 11y ago
Which MachO file are you looking at? Is it the one generated by the compiler or the one after linking in the bundle submitted to the store?
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by Joky 11y ago
Ok, presented this way it sounds fair to me!
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by Joky 11y ago
So basically, are you expecting the reviewer to spend hours and hours of QA testing to try to find bug that the OEM didn't find during the pre-release test? It seems obvious to me that a technical review will be pretty limited in term
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by Joky 11y ago
You should really look at the bitcode that is actually submitted. It seems your opinion is based on what clang generates usually.
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by Joky 11y ago
This is not completely false, but clearly the view of someone who does not understand C++. Yes C++ carries decades of history, but since C++11 even if you can still make use of this you don't have to cope with. It is perfectly fine t
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by Joky 11y ago
"Countries are not bound to frontiers anymore", well from a fiscal point of view it is, you got a free education while you were in France, and now you work and pay taxes in another country, which couldn't scale because it bre
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by Joky 11y ago
I do the same, but I believe many people want to be inside ASAP to get their "hand luggage" close. It happened to me once that there were no space anymore and my bag was quite far away with the crew luggages.
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by Joky 11y ago
For C/C++/ObjC developers, `clang-format` is already a must. I have `git clang-format` as a pre-commit hook.
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by Joky 11y ago
To be sure I understand you: you mean we can't prevent people from bringing an AK47 in school, as long as they don't shoot anyone? And one can drive as fast a she wants as long as there is no accident? One can sell outdated food a
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by Joky 11y ago
Can you elaborate on the common point with the Mali? You may not know that Ivan has some compiler background, he is not really a newbie here! And the main problem right now is not a crappy compiler but no silicon...
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by Joky 11y ago
And the slides: http://fat.github.io/slides-os-guilt/
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by Joky 11y ago
I believe there is a standard cross-platform maximum value, and you mention it in your last sentence: std::numeric_limits!
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by Joky 11y ago
You seem to over-generalize your own experience here, did you miss the Disney story? You may also find comment like this one useful: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9370415
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by Joky 11y ago
That sounds completely wrong, unless the function takes a reference to the unsigned int.
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by Joky 11y ago
Looks like someone who does not even understand C++ in the first place...
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by Joky 11y ago
Am I the only one lured here by the title thinking about software bug? ;)
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by Joky 11y ago
What would be more interesting is the analysis of what went wrong in the optimizer with -ffast-math!
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by Joky 11y ago
Oh no, I always get rid of stuff I don't know why it's there. Because if it does not break when I run "make check", it's not covered by the testing and it shouldn't have been there in the first place anyway. An
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by Joky 11y ago
Well there is still the amount of parallelism that can be exposed. It just seems that CMake exposes it as well for make than for ninja I guess.
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by Joky 11y ago
OK I see. That said the LLVM bytecode is not portable or cross platform. The front-end is responsible for respecting the target ABI for example.
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by Joky 11y ago
Saying that you're afraid by optimization-induced failures and then saying that you will feed some LLVM bytecode to the optimizer seems contradictory to me...
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by Joky 11y ago
Kotlin is in the kitchen! (with Bryan)
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by Joky 11y ago
My experience has been very positive for incremental build (you have built once a large software and change one file and need to rebuild) but no difference on fresh build.
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by Joky 11y ago
And again the point of Titanous is that delaying the PoC provides a false sense of security. Saying "some time is better than no time" is the problem, you have a false impression that you have time while the fact that the Po
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by Joky 11y ago
The title here is "Hacking Team steals open source code to build Android spy tool", while it seems to me that they didn't "steal" anything. They just used some open-source software to build their tools. Maybe some
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by Joky 11y ago
I believe it is not the original reason: most UB are about funky HW. For instance for the non-wrap signed int it can be explained because C does not assume you have 2-complement hardware.
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by Joky 11y ago
It is unclear to me as why it contradicts the social construct part of the gender. Maybe some people negates the physical difference between women and men, but I doubt that it is the majority of people that believe that the social part of

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