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10y ago
Actually, if you don't need the entries to be sorted, the sparse_hash_set from https://github.com/greg7mdp/sparsepp is much faster than std::set or a sorted vector (except for iteration) and barely uses more memor
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10y ago
Author here. Disappointed with the apparent lack of interest, considering that sparsepp is likely the best choice today when you need an unordered_map or set.
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Sparsepp: improving on Google's sparsehash
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Free, fast, and extremely memory efficient unordered_map: introducing sparsepp
(github.com)
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10y ago
That's what I like about Haskell. Brilliant people writing really cool stuff. I'm constantly amazed by Haskell libraries!
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10y ago
That's the whole point, even from the long version, clang figured out that it was doing a popcount and emited a single popcntq instruction. Nice!
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Maybe It's a Dyson Sphere
(theatlantic.com)
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Fabrice Bellard: Portrait of a Super-Productive Programmer (2011)
(blog.smartbear.com)
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Solid state batteries in your next vacuum?
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11y ago
Sad for France! We welcomed Jean-Claude (baby doc) Duvalier and ayatollah Khomeini, but I guess Assange and Snowden will not receive asylum.
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11y ago
Maybe pandoc would work for you ( http://pandoc.org/ ) from the documentation: "Unlike standard markdown, Pandoc allows ordered list items to be marked with uppercase and lowercase letters and roman numerals, in addition
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11y ago
Love the book!
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12y ago
This is brilliant!
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Morningstar Acquires HelloWallet For $52.5 Million
(forbes.com)
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13y ago
In facebook stock, sure :-)
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13y ago
go to http://unsplash.com/ and scroll down, you'll find them.
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13y ago
Wow, that is beautiful! Thanks.
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Free Amazon Web Services for startups
(theslanted.com)
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Sometimes, it is embarrassing to be an American.
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Sorry, but no. The NSA spying on us is very bothersome to a lot of hackers, so why shouldn't we talk about it in Hacker News? If you want sanitized iPhone announcements there are plenty of sites for that. And indeed the fingerprint sys
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13y ago
How come I'm not surprised?
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13y ago
Who's copying who now?
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13y ago
there is... at the bottom of the page.
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14y ago
You obviously don't need an algorithm to find a catchy title :-)
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14y ago
Yeah, sure, and a computer will never need more than 640K of memory. Back then Bill also though he knew it all!
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14y ago
People remember and talk about the great stock purchase they made, while the painful memories of terrible investments are repressed and seldom mentioned. They is no guarantee that Facebook stock will significantly appreciate... indeed many
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14y ago
under $29 now! How low will it go?