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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
First thing I looked for too. Couldn't find it
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
It started happening fairly recently to me, and it's not a gmail account, but another popular option. I don't know what caused it.
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
This is exactly how it works. It's disappointing how many ifs and buts people are giving him just because they don't particularly like Carlsen. It really shows. Cheaters are serial cheaters, and they will deny deny deny. The probl
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
https://twitter.com/markrussinovich/status/15719951172335042...
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
There's some extra checks, which are usually branches, so I would guess that the branch predictor gets a little bit more pressured, while also taking a few extra cycles in the branches. But, I think you can still create fast happy path
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
I'm pretty sure if NoScript had a default that allowed *.domain and domain, most sites would render quite ok. That's my experience from using it for years and years. There are sites that require a few extra things, however many of
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
The vector extension in RISC-V is extremely powerful, and I think it will be very interesting to see what can be done with it in a desktop or server CPU down the road.
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
Hardly miserable. But we do need to address the fact that people are not starting new projects in C++. It is a fact, and that fact has a well understood reason. Solving that issue the regular way, through implementation, committee and then
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
I think it is more natural because it tackles things like exception handling in a new novel direction: Zero-overhead deterministic exceptions, among other things. He picks up all the things that clearly have great potential (and some have b
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
Herb Sutter is trying to save C++ from becoming a legacy language: https://github.com/hsutter/cppfront It is his ongoing work as he presented it on CppCon today.
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
Sandboxing for high-performance rev proxies. Not WebAssembly or v8.
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
What is the overhead of the spectre mitigations? I read a PhD dissertation showing that v8 suffers a 20% overhead in practice. People can sugar those numbers, but I wouldn't expect another userspace-emulator-like program to behave diff
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
Happy to see they finally reduced the instantiation time to a few microseconds. I have had 1 micro in prod for another emulator, so I was wondering what the holdup was. Also see they are using madvise for CoW - it is fairly slow and I ended
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
I like it. What's the overhead on the strings? Is there any compile-time code generation on the queries?
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
Indeed, you would need to check that the mask ends up being exactly alpha and blue, otherwise it's just an automatic boolean conversion from integer to boolean, which many languages are doing away with due to all the bugs it produces.
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
If I want to run Stable diffusion in C++ only? I would like to build this program statically. I have been searching on github but so far unable to find anyone having ported this.
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Libriscv: Basic Vectorization with V-Extension(fwsgonzo.medium.com)
3 points by fwsgonzo 4y ago|0 comments
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
Indeed, as we see time and time again, including in this article. Not sure why you are downvoted.
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Using C++ as a scripting language, part 4(fwsgonzo.medium.com)
27 points by fwsgonzo 4y ago|1 comments
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
The things that happened and were said by Trump during his presidency was so unfathomably bad that I don't think the US will recover its status abroad for a long time. It doesn't matter who gets to be president next. The fact that
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
Yes, sure. It's not a secret place or anything :) https://visithelgeland.com/no/places/sandnessjoen/ It's kinda cold and dark in the winter. Otherwise it's pretty nice!
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
I live in a small remote town on an island, and I could not be happier. Silent, big houses, everything I need in shops and restaurants, and incredible scenery every day. I used to live in the big city when I was studying, and it was horribl
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Libriscv: Basic RISC-V Vectorization with V-Extension(fwsgonzo.medium.com)
1 points by fwsgonzo 4y ago|0 comments
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
I guess there are many ways forward if you want to do this. One of the hardest problems is the concept of "most important bits". The most important bits are the exact bits needed to re-create your program. Think of it as a save st
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
It looks more corporate than Discord despite being worse in every other way. It's been years and they are adding low quality features at a fraction of the rate of Discord who is still thriving. It also has better GSuite integration, I
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
That sounds fair to me. I wonder if there any countries already doing it this way?
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
I guess I will give it a try then.
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
Is it possible to get speech recognition into a statically linked executable? ldd myprogram should say "not a dynamic executable" Are there any libraries for those of us in embedded?
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
I have to say, and pardon me for saying so, but Carbon seems to be utterly uninteresting to me. They are not solving any interesting problems that shows me that they are creating a modern language. As an example, look at this issue from the
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by fwsgonzo 4y ago
AFAIK, nuitka does not compile down to static executables. Just a heads up.

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