funny_falcon

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by funny_falcon 4y ago
But there are two shapes: "enshtein" and its reflection.
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by funny_falcon 4y ago
Wow, such a great annotation language. Wish it were in GCC as well.
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by funny_falcon 4y ago
GCC still compiles Objective-C as if it is translated on-the-fly to C. Unfortunately, there is no way to get translated source :-( because it happens on AST-like level.
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by funny_falcon 4y ago
Why did you abandon "translate-to-C" backend? It would be good to have high level language translated to C (aside from Vala and Nim).
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by funny_falcon 4y ago
I haven't seen Go's hit larger than 25% in our production. Usually that means we have to keep average CPU load below 70%. (Since GC cames once in several minutes, it is usually not seen in per-minute averages) That is ok for us, s
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by funny_falcon 4y ago
TCP can't multiplex. HTTP/2 runs over TCP and does multiplexing. WebSocket can't multiplex. Nothing prevents gRPC over WebSocket implement multiplexing itself.
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by funny_falcon 4y ago
DRAM interfaced Optane wouldn't consume NVMe lanes. It should be soldered same way as usual DRAM is soldered in most non-professional (but home or bussiness) notebooks this days. For example: MacBook M1/M2 has fixed limiter RAM. B
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by funny_falcon 4y ago
I mentioned consumers notebooks as main target for such optimization. A lot of "memory" for apps and real hibernation are main profits.
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by funny_falcon 4y ago
And disadvantages. LLVM is still hard to build precise GC with. Largest profit Go gains from custom toolset - they able to buld precise GC. Then they were able to build reliable preemptible scheduler, which would be hard as well if they use
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by funny_falcon 4y ago
For consumers notebook, Optane could be fast swap drive. It's pity manufacturers didn't get this done. Swap should be just fast to make application switch fast enough. Optane could do it.
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by funny_falcon 4y ago
Optane was still cheaper than DRAM modules of same capacity. And were twice larger for same price. Really, I dream of Optane as a "super-fast swap drive" that "extends" RAM (that is what some manufacturers do with NVMe t
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by funny_falcon 4y ago
Ocaml doesn't compile to C. Sometimes having translated C source is major gain. I'm not Ocaml implementation expert, but I suppose Ocaml exception handling and garbage collector could be tricky to aware about when one extend or em
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by funny_falcon 4y ago
May be it is time for "coming out"? (Excuse me for the joke). Really, perhaps your language is The Next One.
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by funny_falcon 4y ago
I'd really like to find "the low-level functional language" without "the fun stuff". Or at least it should have simple and boring subset that is usable without "the fun stuff". Something like Caml Light -
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by funny_falcon 4y ago
Typing allows reduce runtime type-checking. It allows to use faster specialized byte-code. It will help JIT to build faster code.
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by funny_falcon 4y ago
Well, our world is made of plastic. If bacteria will eat plastic, we would have to make other uneatable plastic.
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by funny_falcon 5y ago
Just tried with Canon TS6340 (which claimed to be supported). Doesn't work at all. To be honestly, TS6340 is bad creature (as a scanner). I regret buying it. Well, as a printer it is ok.
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by funny_falcon 5y ago
I believe using Optane as fast swap could be great way to increase RAM capacity. Not completely fair, but enough for most usages. It is strange Apple didn't cooperate with Intel in this area.
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by funny_falcon 5y ago
I believe, this is result from overclocked system.
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by funny_falcon 5y ago
Yes, most probably it is begin of WW3. No, it won't be nuclear war.
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by funny_falcon 5y ago
Except logical replication doesn't handle DDL yet. And 2 phase commit (prepared transactions) as well.
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by funny_falcon 5y ago
(Please, don't mention Redis it is not database, and its failover is for availability but no consistency) You are right. Despite I love PostgreSQL, MongoDB is eons ahead in terms of replication and sharding.
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by funny_falcon 5y ago
Ruby requires to `require` somewhere in the project, not in the the file where actual usage is.
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by funny_falcon 5y ago
Why didn't you rewrite it in Crystal instead of Rust? Crystal preserves a lot of "look-and-feel" from ruby. Yep, Crystal is not as mature as Rust even these days, but it is cute and useful.
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by funny_falcon 5y ago
But it is quite limited at the moment: - connection is bound to backend process it were passed to, - backend process can perform only one transaction simultaneously, - therefore if backend process performs long transaction, all other connec
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by funny_falcon 5y ago
afaik FoundationDB has something similar to "C++ with Actors".
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by funny_falcon 5y ago
Vacuum is just "most common" long transaction. Take reports: some of them take hours to build.
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by funny_falcon 5y ago
Dell XPS is marvelous. Keep it with hands and type on is so pleasureful. It is not superior in tech sense, but it is so cute. Given concrete problem, looks like it is for all new notebooks and/or OS: I have same issue with HP ProBook 6
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by funny_falcon 5y ago
> Credit cards should never be linked across accounts thanks to PCI-DSS complince Afaik, PCI-DSS doesn't prevent you to store cryptographic hashes of card. Therefore cards still could be linked with hashes.
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by funny_falcon 5y ago
Computer is too large. They definitely should license Apple M1 (M1x, M2) for this robot.

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