Joky

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by Joky 9y ago
That so much a loaded partisan view of the world... The citizens are capitalists: they are (almost) all looking to put their saving where the interest rate is the highest, they would (almost) all protect their private property and seek to
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by Joky 9y ago
Remote working kills team work IMO. I would never want to work fully remotely, and I can't collaborate as well with fully remote teammate. How do you get a whiteboard brainstorming sessions? 2 days remote / week is a good balance
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by Joky 9y ago
There is a major difference: 1) it is static and 2) it provides totally stable and reproducible performance behavior.
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by Joky 10y ago
Apple is a software company now?
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by Joky 10y ago
It impacts only the bitcode and not the final binary AFAIK. The issue is with debug-info not being stripped out completely as expected. It comes from a change from LLVM upstream that was made (in 3.9) to keep source locations for providing
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by Joky 10y ago
> ... and is electronically limited to 25mph. I'd be willing to bet the majority of drivers have nearly perfect driving records in those conditions too. Not me: I'd fall asleep if I were to be limited to 25mph all the time ;)
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by Joky 10y ago
Hard to say. I'm pretty sure you can create any piece of IR (almost), and Optimize/CodeGen. We're open to add new APIs when someone needs one that is missing. We only break the C API when there is really no choice. For exampl
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by Joky 10y ago
The previous scheme would have lead to 3.3713 and 3.3714, which does not really help mental representation
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by Joky 10y ago
It is supposed to be "mostly" API/ABI stable at the C API level. The C++ API is always (and has always been) completely unstable. One way to address it is to have your own wrapper around LLVM that provide the feature you need
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by Joky 10y ago
No TV ever (except when it is about watching a movie with my son, and he choses what we watch), less hobbies (reading tech books instead of novels, etc.), and especially optimizing my time around family: for example I'll drive my son
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by Joky 10y ago
I'm following till "without any sort of punishment", there I'm lost. If I have a contract with a gardener that is servicing me for watering my yard, but then I also need to have my lawn mowed. If I ask him about providin
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by Joky 10y ago
> (and the ETSA is already enough of a hassle) I don't get this part? Can you clarify what part is a hassle? ESTA just seems great to me: fill a form online and get (most of the time) an "immediate tourist visa" . When you
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by Joky 10y ago
You have to understand that one of LLVM goal is to provide a full toolchain, through reusable library components. So we're seeking to provide our own solution for this, and we're actually providing this feature as a library for a
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by Joky 10y ago
I don't know if does not have the worst looking code in the world, but in my opinion it is far far worst that what I can bear with. It should die, the sooner the better, and we'll be happy for anyone to provide a replacement. If t
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by Joky 10y ago
> I don't know why that's particularly problematic; incremental builds are mainly useful during development, not for making releases, which is where reproducible builds are desirable. I don't know for you, but not having t
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by Joky 10y ago
Sorry, I was wrong to characterize the atom being a core part of the MachO object format while it is only a core part of how ld64 works. The compiler is following some convention though that ld64 takes advantages of. Other than ld64 source
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by Joky 10y ago
If you are familiar with object file formats in general, you may know that this is exactly how MachO works: it is based on atoms. If you want to map ELF to the atom model, you need somehow to build with -ffunction-section so that the compil
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by Joky 10y ago
ld64 links clang (a multi-millions line project) in roughly 2s on my laptop. Do we need incremental linking? MSVC incremental link is really not a model I would take as an example: the final binary is not the same as the one you get from a
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by Joky 10y ago
Actually no: `lld` is not a single linker, there has been a split between Elf/COFF folks and the MachO ones. The page you're linking is about the MachO project which is not very actively developed.
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by Joky 10y ago
LLVM does it only for very particular things. Otherwise it is using malloc a lot. The ownership is interesting as well, as some pieces are "leaked" to the LLVMContext, which has some granularity: it owns the module you're wor
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by Joky 10y ago
Isn't education the largest part of state spending in France (not saying it is bad thing, but still).
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by Joky 10y ago
I didn't judge in my comment if it is good or bad to organize a society based on these values. That seems to me to be a bit unrelated to the situation at hand, where you have to move across countries and switch different systems. Tha
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by Joky 10y ago
It can be unfortunately :) But that was not the point, the point was that people talk about "raw", or "after taxes", while it does not mean the same. In France when they talk about "income after taxes" (~23% sa
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by Joky 10y ago
I always found that calling the healthcare "free" in France is a large part of 1) how much people can abuse it and 2) don't appreciate it for its real value.
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by Joky 10y ago
France has multiple level of "after-taxes" compared to the US though.
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by Joky 10y ago
I believe education is "free" till the end of high-school in the US the same way it is in France, the difference starts with College/University. (France has a really nice pre-K system though!)
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by Joky 10y ago
Did you miss the fact that he added "you have to pay 1 or 2 months in income taxes" at the end?
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by Joky 10y ago
> My raw income last year was appx 45K euros. I paid appx 5K to the state in taxes, only for the salary. Employee Taxes on the "Raw" salary are approx ~23% usually, that does not match your 5k. Are you talking about the yearly
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by Joky 10y ago
So, they will pay huge taxes to finance the public education system they didn't benefit, while at the same time repaying their student debt because they had to pay for university in their own country? I don't quite follow the logi
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by Joky 10y ago
The screenshots are from the "old" style coverage. We have much better views now: http://lab.llvm.org:8080/coverage/coverage-reports/opt/cover... See for instance how having your cursor on top of ea

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