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by dxf 5y ago
If you are asking, "Is Google helping with any C++20 support upstream?" the answer is Yes. E.g. for standard concepts in libc++: std::derived_from (D74292) std::convertible_to (D77961) Arithmetic concepts (D88131) std::move_constr
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by dxf 5y ago
>The two main backers (Apple and Google) seem to have backed out. Google has not "backed out". E.g. look at this topic's discussion thread. The current top comment is about [[clang::musttail]]; the implementor of that att
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by dxf 5y ago
No, because you have to pay taxes on income you receive from illegal activities. https://www.irs.gov/publications/p17 Illegal activities. Income from illegal activities, such as money from dealing illegal drugs, must
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by dxf 5y ago
The Johnson and Johnson and AstraZenica vaccines are not mRNA; they are a more traditional "standard" vaccination (adenovirus vector). Are your friends willing to get one of those?
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by dxf 5y ago
The piece that first got me interested in classical music was Arthur Rubinstein playing Beethoven's 5th Piano Concerto (the "Emperor Concerto"). I recommend that piece, but I particularly recommend Rubinstein's performa
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by dxf 5y ago
But that's my point. It shouldn't be a red flag on the candidate, and shouldn't need to be explained.
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by dxf 5y ago
>Long ago, he joined a company fresh out of college that pretty much measured dev productivity with number of lines written. He quickly realized that it was a red-flag, but jumping ship so soon was going to be hard to explain on a resume
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by dxf 5y ago
According to their website, Maui Jim frames and lenses are manufactured in either Italy or Japan. I own both Maui Jim and Randolph Engineering sunglasses and I would not hesitate to buy either again, though they are pricy.
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by dxf 6y ago
Google's SafeSide project published a number of practical demonstrations of leaking data through side-channels. https://github.com/google/safeside
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by dxf 6y ago
What is the "office class" printer you have trouble with? I've never seen this issue with my Brother MFC-2740DW using "Image Capture" on my Mac (which I assume you are referring to as the built-in scanner app). It&
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by dxf 7y ago
I think it's great that gcc, Clang, and MSVC all push each other to improve their compile/link performance, code generation, error messaging, etc.
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by dxf 7y ago
Yes, now that Sundar is CEO of Alphabet they pretty much have to. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/why-google-finally-disclos... "Revenue-recognition rules that were approved in 2014 and went into effect at the e
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by dxf 7y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by "run"? I use Firefox as my browser on my iPhone.
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by dxf 7y ago
The LLVM issue was addressed in LLVM in https://reviews.llvm.org/D64757 and https://reviews.llvm.org/D64759 . Those haven't been released in Android yet, but they should be in the next quarterly release
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by dxf 7y ago
At Google, we strive to ship a new Clang/LLVM toolchain to our C++ developers every week. Two of our toolchain engineers gave a talk on this at CppCon. Check it out if you're interested: https://www.youtube.com/w
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by dxf 7y ago
You're right that many microbenchmarks can be noisy (and the environment you run them on can introduce more noise). But if you're attending cppcon, two engineers in Google's production toolchain organization are giving a talk
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by dxf 7y ago
You have to be careful though. The compiler can do a very good job of lifting statements (and many other optimizations), so it is generally a better use of developer time to try and write code that is clear than to write code that is belie
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by dxf 7y ago
I didn't see it in the article, but I wonder how much debt that was forgiven was actual credit extended for purchases (which is money that Chase has "lost" as they won't recover it) and how much debt was interest+fees on
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by dxf 8y ago
I'd worry about those problems (e.g. "revert wars") if and when you ever see them happen. They will be easy enough to spot. MSFT is already contributing to Chrome, e.g. https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromi
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by dxf 8y ago
The article says the MSFT will be a significant contributor to Chromium. If anything, this means that Google will have _less_ control, as a second major internet player will be involved.
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by dxf 8y ago
These chips are not really for Hell, as Hell is much hotter than 500°C, see Healey, T (1979). A Refutation of the Proof That Heaven is Hotter Than Hell. The Journal of Irreproducible Results, 25(4), 17-18
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by dxf 8y ago
I enjoyed reading "Fumbling the Future: How Xerox Invented, then Ignored, the First Personal Computer"[0]. At the end of the first half of the book, you wonder how anything can stop Xerox. In the second half, you learn how Xerox
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by dxf 8y ago
Gene Siskel gave it thumbs up, so you're not that much of an odd ball.
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by dxf 9y ago
Clang 7 documentation has a section on MSVC compatibility, https://clang.llvm.org/docs/MSVCCompatibility.html From that document: Asynchronous Exceptions (SEH): Partial. Structured exceptions (__try / __except &#x
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by dxf 9y ago
I've got a rather old iMac. Even though it has screws on the back, you replace the drive (which I just did) by going through the front -- step one, attach suction cups and remove the screen. (Shout-out to iFixit for their informative
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by dxf 9y ago
This is very exciting. The blog post mentions cross-compilation, and being able to use lld should also result in faster link times and the ability to enable Clang features like CFI. Congratulations on this milestone!
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by dxf 9y ago
Yes, I should have been a bit more clear. You can link with lld (we have bots running that do this; we're even setting up a bot that enables ThinLTO). But lld support for emitting PDB files isn't quite there yet.
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by dxf 9y ago
I'm not sure what is meant here. "opting in" to VS 2017 is recommended when building Chrome for 64-bit Windows to get improved incremental linking support. (We still link Chrome on Windows with link.exe even when compiling w
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by dxf 9y ago
Yes, this is something that is being worked on.
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by dxf 9y ago
Not having to worry about language feature support across different compilers is a big win. See https://bugs.chromium.org/p/libyuv/issues/detail?id=685 for one specific example of why using Clang can have be

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