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541.
by duped 1y ago
For me today it's definitely a pessimation because I have enough well-meaning applications that spawn `nproc` worker threads. Which would be fine if they're the only process running, but they're not.
542.
by duped 1y ago
Except for all the revenge porn, creep shots, and the infamous "fappening" over 10 years ago
543.
by duped 1y ago
> What the hell was reddit doing that they didn't immediately implement an image hosting feature to keep users on the platform Reddit was a hub for illegal porn so presumably, they didn't want to face a crackdown for hosting th
544.
by duped 1y ago
But why are they dynamically linking to each other?
545.
by duped 1y ago
I'm curious what design led them to split code between two shared libraries but also require the state of them to be synchronized across calls to dlopen and dlclose. It sounds like that state should be in one library and not two.
546.
by duped 1y ago
> California is digging out of a combination of over a century of misguided forest management efforts Including building in the chaparral hills in the first place. Sane policy would be to forbid new construction where fires have ravaged
547.
by duped 1y ago
> and the STL Even this has a lot of "payment" for what you don't use. Even some C++ libraries forbid it just because of the size of debug symbols.
548.
by duped 1y ago
Do you review the 10k+ lines of generated bash in ./configure, too?
549.
by duped 1y ago
Donald Trump did get elected about a decade ago, so sure?
550.
by duped 1y ago
> Wow this administration is f*ing batshit insane It's reasons why this that I refuse to associate with Republicans in my daily life anymore. They are undeserving of respect or decency for how they continue to make our lives worse.
551.
by duped 1y ago
I would argue that federal and state governments play even shorter games than investors in the stock market. They're constantly putting their thumbs on whichever scales are politically expedient to claim they did something every 2&#x2F
552.
by duped 1y ago
Durability just guarantees that you don't return that a write transaction has completed successfully until after all the layers are done writing to disk. fsync is the high level abstraction that file systems implement to mean "thi
553.
by duped 1y ago
I believe in the comment they're referring to the "crypto transaction" not the SQLite transaction.
554.
by duped 1y ago
Frankly, std::io:Error::other is good enough most of the time.
555.
by duped 1y ago
Let me rephrase, there's no guarantee that a poll() is called again (because of cancel safety) and in practice you have to call wake() because executors won't reschedule the task unless one of their children wake()s
556.
by duped 1y ago
Do you think C and C++ should have http or crypto in their standard libraries?
557.
by duped 1y ago
> The problem does not exist in the stackfull model by the virtue of user being unable (in safe code) to drop stack of a stackfull task similarly to how you can not drop stack of a thread. If you're not doing things better than thre
558.
by duped 1y ago
That problem exists regardless of whether you want to use stackful coroutines or not. The stack could be freed by user code at anytime. It could also panic and drop buffers upon unwinding. I wouldn't call async drop a pile of hacks,
559.
by duped 1y ago
> You simply can not do it with state machines polled in user code That's not really true. The only guarantees in Rust futures are that they are polled() once and must have their Waker's wake() called before they are polled aga
560.
by duped 1y ago
I have tried it out and by default it was so slow as to be unusable. After discovering it required some customization in /etc (because it's the only GUI application that fails to recognize my GPU on a very popular distro with next
561.
by duped 1y ago
A big reason people use actions is because they need to run things on MacOS and Windows.
562.
by duped 1y ago
perf doesn't give you instruction level profiling, does it? I thought the traces were mostly at the symbol level
563.
by duped 1y ago
imo the reason to bake by weight is because the ratios of the major ingredients (flour, fat, sugar, and water) determines the properties of the dough, and it's impossible to measure by volume reliably (especially flour, which is the la
564.
by duped 1y ago
They're probably talking about Kalman Filters (1961) and LMS filters (1960).
565.
by duped 1y ago
Normally you spin up a tool like vtune or uprof to analyze your benchmark hotspots at the ISA level. No idea about tools like that for ARM. > Would it ever make sense to write handwritten compiler intermediate representation like LLVM IR
566.
by duped 1y ago
Wonderful for people without families/friends/community.
567.
by duped 1y ago
This is illegal where I live in the United States. You can't "just build things" here. Now you could probably do this really far out in the boonies where it could be illegal, but also unenforced. My uncle lives in a log cabin
568.
by duped 1y ago
I know electricians that were working within days of being hired with no experience. Apprenticeships are entry level jobs, not minimum certifications. They're also used to gatekeep positions by the unions. It has absolutely no bearing
569.
by duped 1y ago
Google is not benevolent
570.
by duped 1y ago
Apple stopped selling Intel Macs and the ARM Macs were the better machines when they did

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