Joky

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by Joky 9y ago
I'm using it to save taxes, because I'm not sure what are the alternatives. You're comment makes me feel I should be less ignorant: any good online reading to suggest?
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by Joky 9y ago
I don't know mercurial, and I agree about the limitation you mention for stashing the index. That said if I need to do a refactoring or something else while I have an unclean tree, I stash before doing it, then commit it, and then un
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by Joky 9y ago
I'd really suggest watching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yG1OZ69H_-o
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by Joky 9y ago
So to take an example, signed integer arithmetic can't overflow (or it is UB), would you like a compiler that flag for every single arithmetic operation on int when it can't prove it won't overflow? So we couldn't compil
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by Joky 9y ago
Yes the compiler can remove the printf.
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by Joky 9y ago
> Heap allocations should be managed with an RAII class Isn't this what a `unique_ptr` is (a RAII class that manages Heap allocation)? > sink functions" should take an rvalue reference (which semantically means "take ow
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by Joky 9y ago
> In the real world Centriq is better in performance/watt, and is even better in perfomance/thread that an SMT thread on an Intel Skylake. Is there one such thing as "in the real world"? I mean isn't it use-case
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by Joky 9y ago
I was addressing the part of your comment that mentioned "a job without protection (minimum wage, sick pay, health insurance, unemployment insurance/benefits, cover for accidents) shouldn't exist".
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by Joky 9y ago
Basically adding an operator to replace the existing `std::is_nan()`? Not sure if this deserves to be first class in the language...
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by Joky 9y ago
This is forgetting that most craftsmanship small shops or other individual profession are self-employed and don't have minimum wage, maximum hours, unemployment benefits, etc. Think about bakers, nurses (outside of clinics/hospita
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by Joky 9y ago
I'm super happy to read that you plan on improving search! I really like Sentry, the UI is pretty good, but still a bit counter-intuitive or limited in some way. For example when looking at an issue, I click on a release in the "l
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by Joky 9y ago
Shadertoy is one of the main source of benchmark for a GPU compiler: the iOS (LLVM based) shader compiler is heavily optimized toward these.
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by Joky 9y ago
You haven't defined what you mean by "single occurrence"? To me being low one month, or during a two months project can be a single occurrence, but that wouldn't lead to a "bad perf review" (at least not in my
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by Joky 9y ago
Why would everyone's taxes be used to protect a few workers? Especially (apparently) not the greatest... If the company is doing well it'll continue to hire and provide employment to others. As a society, I believe we could argue
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by Joky 9y ago
I think you missed the essence of my comment which was "there is no stack ranking and being evaluated as underperforming is then not a result of stack ranking". I'm not sure what you mean by `occasional underperformance`? I&#
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by Joky 9y ago
There is no stack ranking involved (as far as I know, at least in SW). That's why when an engineer is evaluated as under-performing this is really about their own (manager-perceived) performance vs the expectation, and there is no ques
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by Joky 9y ago
Apple released an implementation of Swift on Linux since the first day they open-sourced it. IBM is behind it with their web framework, and some people are porting it to windows as well.
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by Joky 9y ago
> you surrender control over your build's success to the whims of the same people who think that it's okay that memcpy(0, 0, 0) is undefined behavior. You mean the people who write the specs of the language? Well you surrender
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by Joky 9y ago
Uh, what you're pointing at was introduced in 2012 in LLVM.
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by Joky 9y ago
Where can I read the statement from Apple legal?
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by Joky 9y ago
Can you clarify what runtime needs would a class hierarchy have in C++ that a correctly structured C program wouldn't have?
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by Joky 9y ago
Another difference on tackling in Rugby: you can only tackle the ball carrier.
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by Joky 9y ago
He had ~6 weeks of "time off", had to find something to do ;-)
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by Joky 9y ago
Make is fine for simple cases, but I'm working on a project that is based on buildroot right now, and it is kind of a nightmare: make just does not provide any good way at this scale to keep track of what's going on and inspect
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by Joky 9y ago
How is this link related to the bulk of his claims?
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by Joky 9y ago
Testing in sqlite is great! That still isn't a reason to write unreadable code though. It may just be a "Linux Torvald" kind of approach: if you can't read the code as is we don't want you in the community.
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by Joky 9y ago
The non-trivial part is that most optimization are contextual and not "one function at a time". Re-optimizing only a single function may not even be possible/useful with things like partial inlining/outlining, etc.
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by Joky 9y ago
> Do compilers really make use of the profile timings to decide to spend more time optimising 'hot' parts of the code with more involved/expensive transformations? Clang does not AFAIK.
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by Joky 9y ago
You're mentioning "disproportionate complexity" for current compilers and at the same time advocating for a runtime system modifying and caching the code on the fly? Ouch... Note also that I don't believe that Dynamo &qu
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by Joky 9y ago
What is "absolute truth" here? The manichean opposition that is proposed between "promote the general welfare of all citizens" and "give capitalists the opportunity to make as much money as they can"? This is w

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