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Sindisil
5y ago
Not sure how that's easier than: Turn computer (which boots close to instantly), print "hello world". It is certainly true that there are more informational resources available, but honestly, there was plenty of good info ava
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6y ago
Not sure what exactly you mean, but they've open sourced the entire JDK, including Flight Recorder and Java mission control. They're selling support for the JDK to companies that value that service. I'm guessing they're
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Sindisil
6y ago
Also from the first page of the dissent: "A different company, Sun, created the library. But because Oracle later purchased Sun, for simplicity I refer to both companies as Oracle."
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6y ago
That is the institutional pricing. The individual price for Ultimate Edition is $149 the first year, $119 the second consecutive year, and $89 a year from then on.
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6y ago
I built an Elf when I was a teen. Would have been much harder if it weren't for a school friend who was also interested and who's dad was an EE -- got us the HP hex LEDs which were pretty expensive at the time. I had planned to go
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6y ago
One option would be to use Visual Studio Build Tools ( https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/thank-you-downloading-vis... ). You could stick with makefiles by using nmake. It's not nearly as full featured as gnu make, and b
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Why most programming language performance comparisons are most likely wrong
(nibblestew.blogspot.com)
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6y ago
"no harm to them" No harm, perhaps, but likely considerable expense (in time and labor, which are not free). Still, doing so is a public good, and I support the idea when feasible.
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`Constexpr` Is a Platform (2020)
(foonathan.net)
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> Microsoft actively discourages using C++ on Windows, Really? That's the opposite of my impression. It seems to me that they promote it as co-equal to C# as primary focus in their constellation of supported and encouraged applicat
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Closing the Gap Between Rust and C++ Using Principles of Static Analysis
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6y ago
Well, you know, except for all the people not getting the virus due to reduced transmission. But yes, when distribution networks are stressed, bigger players will obviously have more pull and smaller businesses will have more trouble gettin
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Your Language Sucks, It Doesn’t Matter
(matklad.github.io)
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6y ago
Yes. Yes they do. And because their designs make windowed use problematic (both because of the title bar issues, and because space is used poorly in the name of "clean design"), they encourage even full screen use. Add to that the
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6y ago
Out of Order [execution]
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What a coincidence -- as a shopper, I'm moving to alternatives to Amazon, as well. Partly C19 related, but I was moving away from them in the before-times, as well.
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6y ago
No. To defeat this, you politely refuse to provide your current salary.
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7y ago
The 6809 was a joy to program in assembly language. I enjoyed some aspects of Z80, and loved the puzzle of getting things done with 1802 and 6502, but 6809 was, for me, the sweet spot.
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P2137R0 Goals and Priorities for C++
(open-std.org)
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Pay No Attention to That Man Behind the Curtain
(oracle.com)
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7y ago
Moto Z² Play running Android 8.
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7y ago
If they fix the frequent crashes, and even more frequent inability to render a page at all (just a white screen, even after refreshing), then I'll definitely give it a go. I'd love to switch back, but had to retreat to Brave for t
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TCMalloc: Thread-Caching Malloc
(google.github.io)
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Collating Hacked Data Sets
(schneier.com)
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High performance at low cost – choose the best JVM [and GC] for your needs
(blog.oio.de)
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In non-Oracle builds, yes, along with ZGC. Oracle chooses to build with only ZGC enabled.
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IBM Stops Work on Server-Side Swift
(i-programmer.info)
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Anybody who writes pragma pack(1) may as well just wear an “I hate RISC” sign
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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> that it'll be around for the next few years. How is continuing development not "support"?
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JVM Garbage Collectors Benchmarks Report
(ionutbalosin.com)
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