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by auselen 2y ago
Yes but those are called transpilers, right?
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by auselen 2y ago
Correctness is already a must, how did you arrive to this?
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by auselen 2y ago
How come you made this about computer’s performance :)
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by auselen 2y ago
Ok, but that’s sw engineering issue. I still insist that a production grade compiler can’t leave performance on table. Which is where the current battlefield is.
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by auselen 2y ago
Wouldn’t just a simple case of bad code generation render little compiler into a toy one? Repeating others, today’s compilers are really just “optimizing compilers”, there is no room for toying in production environments.
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by auselen 2y ago
Title comes from: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/There%27s_Plenty_of_Room_at_...
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by auselen 2y ago
Everyone needs to be motivated by the job. Think a teacher/nurse, would you find it ok for them to answer “for the money”. Another angle to it; you can be professional and explain your goals but also you can’t be desperate, no one like
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by auselen 2y ago
Congrats. A few months ago I wanted to make a small lab out of a few SBCs. Looking for a cheap 10/100 switch, I was surprised to see prices are this low; got a tplink 8 port / LS1008 for 10$ from Amazon.
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by auselen 2y ago
It would be a nice podcast, right?
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by auselen 3y ago
I was expecting to read something like: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentium_FDIV_bug
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by auselen 3y ago
I’ve read about them after getting introduced to: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Żubrówka
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by auselen 3y ago
> captain could be pass out drunk and still dock the 70 footer without issue Brings up memories… This was same with my father, he stopped drinking later but when I was a teenager and stuck somewhere after midnight I would call home and h
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by auselen 3y ago
> Obviously I think differently. :)
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by auselen 3y ago
> EU jurisdiction ends at EU borders They still charge me EU prices outside though.
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by auselen 3y ago
Why are you serious about that?
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by auselen 3y ago
Just enjoy your time here, plant a tree if that would make you happier. Don’t dig your self into an hole and loose sight of brighter things. / a parent
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by auselen 3y ago
Sweat smile it is supposed to be…
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by auselen 3y ago
I wouldn’t know, I was like a Borland fan…
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by auselen 3y ago
It was a RAD platform though. From following your links: > Low-code development platforms trace their roots back to fourth-generation programming language and the rapid application development tools of the 1990s and early 2000s. > Del
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by auselen 3y ago
Came here to say 520 (；・∀・)
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by auselen 3y ago
I’m opposite about the feeling. When I work on a problem that’s new to me, I ask around, explaining the problem, checking if someone recognizes the domain, if it is known. When someone explains to me what I’m working on is a solved problem,
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by auselen 3y ago
It is from 2020/2021 though first time seeing it. I ordered one, thanks!
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by auselen 3y ago
I also had in mind features like cpu affinity, and may be the next thing that this app which compiled a decade ago didn’t know about. I don’t like current forking for sure, just that I’m not against inheritance…
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by auselen 3y ago
Wouldn’t creating new processes from zero rather than inheriting from parent make it hard to do things like ‘sudo’?
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by auselen 3y ago
Recognizing the domain, you can read about the early history of benchmarks: http://www.roylongbottom.org.uk/whetstone.htm
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by auselen 3y ago
Thanks for that. I didn’t notice she switch to B+ later.
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by auselen 3y ago
Confused article? You make a host/native build instead of cross and expect it to work on some other machine?
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by auselen 3y ago
Thanks for this, made my evening!
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by auselen 3y ago
Piping stuff, job control?
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by auselen 3y ago
I didn’t know Binder is upstream. Is it really?

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