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by artemonster 10mo ago
this whole thing is equivalent to a goto at the beginning of a function.
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by artemonster 10mo ago
traversing graph or a tree is not a TCO case because it would involve a stack/queue for DFS/BFS, whatever. I dont want to think in non procedural way, I reserve this nonsense to haskellers, please provide me a valid python us
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by artemonster 10mo ago
I know what TCO is. Screw the "beauty", honestly. I want to see at least one real world use case
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by artemonster 10mo ago
Can someone give some real world examples for TCO? Every time I see this I only see fibonacci and gcd and I really want to encounter this one in the wild on something real and applicable
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by artemonster 10mo ago
Intel execs after reading this: FAST, more stock buybacks and executive bonuses to mitigate this!!!
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by artemonster 11mo ago
Oscillator can go high, but real logic is complex and requires realiability. and the fact that cheap relays are absolute crap with a ton toff spread between 3ms to 18ms! The actual clock frequency you can hope for is around 10-15 hz :(
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by artemonster 11mo ago
shameless plug https://github.com/artemonster/relay-cpu a great and useless hobby project :) 10/10 would do again
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by artemonster 11mo ago
Yes! Subroutine call is a) allocation of activation record b) switching context c) returning that combines de-alloc and switch. while coroutines have all of these concepts separated. Why not start with a powerful and general concept and opt
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by artemonster 11mo ago
Dereferencing pointers: „click here to find out more“
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by artemonster 1y ago
leadership problem, as everywhere. old grampas that used to manually draw gears on paper now have to "strategically align" a huge corporation that has to deal with new shiny and complicated things like software and they all have z
101.
by artemonster 1y ago
please add "super hard mode in germany" - you want to build new station? fill out 120423423 forms, 10 years of waiting, 35 lawsuits from NIMBY retirees, 312 lawsuits from environment protection agency, and after thats passed you r
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by artemonster 1y ago
as always the actual gems are in HN comments :D
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by artemonster 1y ago
Sorry for absolute tangential rant, but what the fuck is happening to our world. What is there actually to do besides quietly observe the insanity that is happening around? Prepare for things to get worse? Is there any other action that a n
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by artemonster 1y ago
I get my blood pressure to dangerous levels each time I stumble upon some high quality video lectures on youtube that explain some topics that were totally fucked in university, like PID control. 30 Minute video made by some amateur with co
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by artemonster 1y ago
It was a joke about gasoline
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by artemonster 1y ago
Lets go further and synthesize them to even longer and more complex carbohydrates so that they will be liquid at normal temperature and smell nice!
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by artemonster 1y ago
on 1: i want to stab my eyes out. you cant surely implement any monadic and/or effect system on top of any native generators and effect.ts is no exception, but this is just so wrong, buegh on 2: can you please reformulate and elaborate
108.
by artemonster 1y ago
putting strong static type system into optional compiler pass. yes, I know this may be null is some cases, let me run my program for now, I know what I am doing. yes, there are unhandled effects or wrong signature, just let me run my test.
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by artemonster 1y ago
yeah, most times its solved by side-stepping the strict type system and making an exception for debug prints. but this is not a real practical solution, this is a stupid workaround born from overinsistence on "beautiful" design ch
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by artemonster 1y ago
I really want effects to shine and thrive, but since this is a very academic topic, only academic people engage with the research and it comes with academic pedantism, perfectionist worldview, strange attraction to beautiful consistency, et
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by artemonster 1y ago
"The only one that I know of besides Flix is Unison." huh? Koka, Effekt
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by artemonster 1y ago
I remember visiting this site daily 10-15 years ago, in russian, ofc. The moderation was super high, karma system worked great, the content quality was astonishing. Then they switched up owners, tried heavily monetizing corpo-pseudo-blogpos
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by artemonster 1y ago
I did the same thing and saw galaxies
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by artemonster 1y ago
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by artemonster 1y ago
As a person who is highly vested and interested in CPU space, especially embedded, I am HIGHLY skeptical of such claims. Somebody played TIS-100, remembered GA144 failed and decided to try their own. You know what can be a simple proof of y
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by artemonster 1y ago
Astrologers proclaim a week of HOMM3 appreciation posts.
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by artemonster 1y ago
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by artemonster 1y ago
Also exists: „activate“ from activation record
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by artemonster 1y ago
what do you mean by "api for a project" in a context of digital hardware design?
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by artemonster 1y ago
are you sure it will do anything at all? I am not. The current setup, while objectively sucks for engineers is still quite capable and it *works*. we are far from reaching limits of what is capable to design and tape with current flows. fro

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