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Hosting on Cloudflare 'Cause I Need To(kyo.iroiro.party)
2 points by gudzpoz 11mo ago|0 comments
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by gudzpoz 11mo ago
Thank you! It would indeed require extra effort for me to notice issues like this, and it is very nice of you to have pointed it out! Speaking of personal devices, I also have a dedicated key binding for en dashes “–” (because, well, I alre
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by gudzpoz 11mo ago
Statements like this always feel a bit rude to me—as a Chinese, I use em dashes (in Chinese texts) on a daily basis and insert them in English texts when I see fit. A bit of background: Em dashes “—” (or, very often, double em-dashes “——”)
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Learning to read Arthur Whitney's C to become smart (2024)(needleful.net)
371 points by gudzpoz 1y ago|163 comments
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Using Emacs Org-Mode as My Package Manager(kyo.iroiro.party)
5 points by gudzpoz 1y ago|0 comments
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by gudzpoz 1y ago
This clause is usually used together with the next sentence in the original poem: > 先天下之忧而忧，后天下之乐而乐 > (put the world's worries before yours, and put your happiness after the world's) > edit: this translation is wrong, and
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"Just Make All Exceptions Unchecked" [video](inside.java)
1 points by gudzpoz 1y ago|0 comments
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Evolving ZGC's Pointer Color Palette [video](inside.java)
1 points by gudzpoz 1y ago|0 comments
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by gudzpoz 1y ago
... That post you linked was from two years ago, discussing JEP 295, which was delivered eight years ago. Graal-based AOT has evolved a lot ever since. And the answer even explicitly recommended using native images: > I think what you ac
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The Apache Incubator Cookbook(incubator.apache.org)
2 points by gudzpoz 1y ago|0 comments
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XEmacs 21.5.36 "leeks" is released(xemacs.org)
26 points by gudzpoz 1y ago|0 comments
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by gudzpoz 1y ago
Now we also have an xkcd for this: > not chatgpt output—i'm just like this. > https://xkcd.com/3126/ — Disclaimer
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A comparative look at Lab and Luv colorspaces, and LCh (2020)(gist.github.com)
3 points by gudzpoz 1y ago|0 comments
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by gudzpoz 1y ago
As someone based in China, it's a bit surprising that techniques used by Chinese people get very few mentions here, while I do think they are quite effective against access blocking, especially after coevolving with GFW for the past de
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Extending PCRE with Static Backtracking Based JIT Compilation (2018)(dl.acm.org)
3 points by gudzpoz 1y ago|0 comments
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by gudzpoz 1y ago
> All JavaScript regexes engines that we could find, except one, use a backtracking implementation strategy [Chromium 2009; DukTape 2013; Hermes 2022; MuJS 2014; QuickJS 2020; WebKit 2018]. The exception is V8... Well, maybe there's
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by gudzpoz 1y ago
I was writing from the aspect of an Lisp implementer, so that means it is not how I can just use vectors but about how existing code represents a sequence, and it is part of the job of the runtime to make it as fast as possible. From what I
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by gudzpoz 1y ago
So I've been writing a JIT runtime for a Lisp dialect [0] for a while and got into the habit of feeling jealous of other languages with array primitives, especially after I learned what you can do with arrays or opaque lists (see V8 el
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Fundamental Problems of Lisp, the Cons Cell (2024)(xahlee.info)
78 points by gudzpoz 1y ago|67 comments
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Working on the plumbing in a small web community(sachachua.com)
3 points by gudzpoz 1y ago|0 comments
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by gudzpoz 1y ago
A use case: https://news.ycombinator.com/s.gif (43 bytes) (use for comment indentation)
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by gudzpoz 1y ago
An "JIT interpreter" for Emacs Lisp [1] with Graal Truffle [2] in Java. And it is really amazing how the frameworks these days simplify building a JIT runtime for a language. Currently I'm working on a pdump[3]-like feature f
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by gudzpoz 1y ago
Personally, and contrary to the article, I do prefer Emacs's plain text widgets over more "GUI-like" ones. Plain text widgets minimize the differences between TUI and GUI Emacs and also inherently offer text selection, sear
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Benzene is not quite how we think it is (2020)(communities.springernature.com)
4 points by gudzpoz 2y ago|0 comments
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by gudzpoz 2y ago
Garuda Linux has been hosting their own Firefox Sync server for a while now for their FireDragon browser [1]: defaultPref("identity.sync.tokenserver.uri", "https://ffsync.garudalinux.org/token/1.0&#x2
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Violence alters human genes for generations, researchers discover(news.ufl.edu)
443 points by gudzpoz 2y ago|249 comments
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Building a Better Social Media Post with Semantic HTML (2023)(opus.ing)
2 points by gudzpoz 2y ago|0 comments
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by gudzpoz 2y ago
Speaking of advocating RSS, I was trying out Nikola [0] for static site generation and found that they have a really nice-looking RSS end-point [1] that is viewable both from the browser and an RSS reader. Looking into the XML, it turns out
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Why Does Math.round(0.49999999999999994) Round to 1 in Java 6?(blog.vanillajava.blog)
2 points by gudzpoz 2y ago|0 comments
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by gudzpoz 2y ago
Quitlessia and NeoQuitlessia... These names are evil . (Doom Emacs lies in NeoQuitlessia instead of Emacsia, which surprisingly makes sense. :)

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