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Show HN: Minibase – init and early userspace for Linux(github.com)
2 points by arsv 9y ago|0 comments
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by arsv 12y ago
> After doing your research, you're welcome to submit a magical CL and PR that brings down the binary sizes, then you won't need to argue anymore. The original link is titled "The State of Go". The first thing I want
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by arsv 12y ago
"not a dynamic executable" In case you wonder, that's dietlibc which is typically built with no dynamic linking capabilities whatsover.
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by arsv 12y ago
> Besides, bickering over the size of hello world is pretty pointless; better to compare the size of programs that actually do something. It is not about the size of hello world executable, that is just a symptom. A code smell if you lik
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by arsv 12y ago
> A simple C "hello, world" program compiled and linked statically using gcc on Linux is around 750 kB diet gcc -o hello hello.c; strip hello 2280 bytes on my system. There are reasons why using glibc results in executables so
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by arsv 12y ago
> Where we're at in February 2015 Still producing 1.3M hello world executables. I wonder if rewriting the linker from C to Go will be primarily rewriting, or maybe they will start fixing it somehow.
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by arsv 12y ago
They tested the hypothesis that heroin is addictive by itself, the one supported by the self-administration experiment, and got pretty unexpected results. As far as the scientific method is concerned, their experiment looks ok to me. It&#x2
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by arsv 12y ago
The title is grossly misleading. It should read "C++17 people choose Boost over std::rand() for their RNG needs" or something like that, a hardly surprising statement since C++17 people would choose Boost for pretty much anything