byteware

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31.
by byteware 4y ago
I don't expect the compiler to produce "optimal" code in non-trivial cases, but being able to prove to the compiler that some high level code corresponds to some optimized assembly is high on my wishlist (obligatory list: coq
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by byteware 4y ago
yes, but then why not just do life instead?
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by byteware 4y ago
so... 7/7 = (7+(7>>3))*3 = 21? gotcha
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Erase that type like you mean it(blog.byticle.com)
2 points by byteware 4y ago|0 comments
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Typescraper(blog.byticle.com)
1 points by byteware 4y ago|0 comments
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by byteware 4y ago
is D2 another name for the D language? there is also a D3 project
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by byteware 4y ago
my 2 cents is that "if only I had X I could get started with Y" type of things are often excuses one makes themselves why they haven't started yet, if you need somebody to work on your idea a "fat" paycheck goes a l
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by byteware 4y ago
yes, most comments here treat leetcode problems only as a means to an offer, but I too find them quite stimulating
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by byteware 5y ago
I thought it is mostly accepted (citation needed) that apparent wave function collapse is due to the coupling of the microsystem to the measurement apparatus, together they continue to evolve deterministically
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by byteware 5y ago
does this version of SNARK require a trusted setup (a ceremony)?
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by byteware 5y ago
maybe related? https://www.jetbrains.com/mps/
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by byteware 5y ago
A) there is a critical current density above which superconductivity collapses, so no infinite current, not even theoretically
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by byteware 5y ago
JetBrains MPS is such an IDE, for a while I was also fascinated by this approach (structured editing) but I now think that the freedom character level editing gives is non-negotiable for me it is easier to ask for forgiveness than for permi
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by byteware 5y ago
yes grinding leetcode is a job in and of itself, it mostly measures dedication to the craft, but all the mentioned attributes of a good developer are tested in the first few weeks anyway and if they aren't how do you propose testing th
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by byteware 5y ago
I think it comes from that either creating a new library or contributing/publicizing such a new library can yield enermous value for a developer (blogposts, clients, CV) "why work on established stuff, when you could work on the N
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by byteware 5y ago
I found custom deleters to be also useful for "conditional deletion", initialize it to point to a fixed size buffer on the stack, and dynamically allocate a larger one if need be, the deleter can then check if it needs to dealloca