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Array Layouts for Comparison-Based Searching
(arxiv.org)
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_vvhw
5y ago
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_vvhw
5y ago
Thanks for making this. This is such a cool tool. Would be awesome to see the tradeoff between network latency and network throughput, assuming that network throughput is not unlimited. For example, a primary with a 1Gbps NIC may see less f
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_vvhw
5y ago
It would be better for your comment to provide reasonable objections as to why DOMPurify should not be considered state of the art, without spreading fear, uncertainty or doubt.
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_vvhw
5y ago
In fact, this is actually an issue that can only be properly solved in the browser, hence the need for security projects like DOMPurify in the past. The reason being that all browsers parse potential XSS (and mXSS) content slightly differen
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_vvhw
5y ago
Hey, thanks for the question! I'm answering over in our Discord just so I don't hijack the thread. Pretty awesome what Michal is doing for Zig gaming, and I hope you'll also consider sponsoring him on GitHub sponsors: https:
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_vvhw
5y ago
I believe Zig takes a more nuanced and balanced approach to memory safety as a spectrum, rather than the extremes you present of either GC or borrow checker. For example, Zig offers spatial memory safety, and provides test allocators to cat
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_vvhw
5y ago
As a counterpoint, we've written several thousand lines of code in Zig for a new financial accounting database called TigerBeetle [1], and all we've seen were two compiler bugs. The first was already fixed a few hours before we re
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_vvhw
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You're not factoring in the fairly huge opportunity cost of missing out on a major technological wave, not being one of the early domain experts, not to mention all the benefits that come with riding the wave. Zig is perfect for game d
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_vvhw
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> * The std lib HashMap, ArrayHashMap, and ArrayList data structures are really nice Reading Zig's std lib HashMap code the first time was an unforgettable experience for me. I've spent literally months on some state of the art
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_vvhw
5y ago
At least one way to increase velocity is to design software such that you can radically accelerate the aging process to get the software to 10+ years maturity but within a matter of weeks. For example, say you're implementing a distrib