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glouwbug
4y ago
heh, I wrote an N64 one not too long ago with the exact same style: https://github.com/glouw/gel
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glouwbug
4y ago
What's the difference? The end product is the same - OP's privacy is still undermined
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glouwbug
4y ago
Aren't we just reinventing the wheel over and over at this point? Sure could us another Go, C wasn't doing functions well at all /s
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glouwbug
4y ago
But, I mean, the whole purpose of using a reference counted GC language is for the productivity gain. If I'm going to be using a reference counted language and manually specifying weak pointers then I'd just C++
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glouwbug
4y ago
Isn’t garbage collection needed to solve circular reference counts?
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glouwbug
4y ago
The best approach is bash + cmake + ninja + github actions with a single main.c /s
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4y ago
Yeah, valgrind can report L1/L2 cache misses and report the percentage of branch mispredictions. It also reports the exact number of instructions processed, and how many of those instructions cache missed. It's great for improving
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glouwbug
4y ago
its painfully obvious that its a joke
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glouwbug
4y ago
Because nothing else about you as a man says otherwise?
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glouwbug
4y ago
Male dateability centers around muscle mass. Pick up iron, not cats
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glouwbug
4y ago
Static arrays as in constant fixed sized arrays. With a static array, O(N) is faster than O(LogN) and even some cases O(1) ahem, hashes when N is small. A contiguous cache is king, and even with modern dynamic languages, the generational
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glouwbug
4y ago
Static arrays - when was the last time you used a static array?
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glouwbug
4y ago
Everyone here works from home and runs side gigs and I can assure you they're all here just covering their tracks.
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glouwbug
4y ago
Only friends can access privates
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glouwbug
4y ago
Carmack should apply. That'd be hilarious
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glouwbug
4y ago
He's drawing it out so the markets recover
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glouwbug
4y ago
What if the plane is mid flight?
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glouwbug
4y ago
https://www.shlomifish.org/humour/by-others/funroll-loops/Ge...
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glouwbug
4y ago
Nothing like a good ol' 9 month late pacman -Syyu
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glouwbug
4y ago
Just use Arch
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glouwbug
4y ago
Walter is pretty regular around here, but I agree, it's like Arnold Schwarzenegger dropping in at reddit to hang out
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glouwbug
4y ago
Good point
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glouwbug
4y ago
Yeah but this guy wrote the first native C++ compiler and then the D programming language
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glouwbug
4y ago
Never in history has a commoner lived better than any of the feudal kings. Your average work from home yuppie has access to a warm home, door dash, video games, and online dating; betterments no longer akin to that of a king in their castle
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glouwbug
4y ago
Could always burn your friends some summer 2022 mix tapes
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glouwbug
4y ago
Will you sit in front of your computer when you write your blog post?
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glouwbug
4y ago
Guess I wouldn't want to be responsible for an internet stranger's defamation. I'll keep shit posting on HN
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glouwbug
4y ago
You can ask around, I'm sure someone will be kind enough to send you one. I've personally never received one but I would like one
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glouwbug
4y ago
Be wary of the Gods on Hackernews https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25047838
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glouwbug
4y ago
The Pearl gives me strong rainy october nostalgia from my time in high school
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