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by hendzen 11y ago
see the zapcc developer's post on clang.devel: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.compilers.clang.devel/42...
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by hendzen 11y ago
I would read section 3.9 of Ulrich Drepper's "How to Write Shared Libraries" [0]. [0] - http://www.akkadia.org/drepper/dsohowto.pdf
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by hendzen 11y ago
In the US at least, an NDA is generally a standard part of an employment contract.
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by hendzen 11y ago
Why would you need to do that? Just set DT_RUNPATH when you link the binary and use the $ORIGIN variable to set a relative path.
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by hendzen 12y ago
Prior to 5.1 gcc had full C++11 language support, but libstdc++ did not have full C++11 library support.
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by hendzen 12y ago
Though GCC only gained full C++11 support as of 5.1, which was released this week.
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by hendzen 12y ago
Can you post a link to these unacknowledged write benchmarks? I can't find them.
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by hendzen 12y ago
I don't think the results of Aphyr's MongoDB and postgres experiments are directly comparable. In the OP, MongoDB was run in a 5 node replicated configuration. In the post you reference, the experiment was run against a single pos
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by hendzen 12y ago
And here's a proposal for something quite similar in C++, written by the author of Boost Asio: http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2015/n445...
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by hendzen 12y ago
Sorry JS developers. Guess you have to rewrite all your React apps in T3. Yes, I know you rewrote your Angular apps 6 months ago, your Ember apps a year ago, and your backbone.js apps before that, but that's just how front-end dev work
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Edelson’s Class-Action Privacy Suits Could Make Him Tech’s Least Friended Man(nytimes.com)
101 points by hendzen 12y ago|91 comments
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by hendzen 12y ago
The V8 team's number one priority is Google Chrome. They don't really care much about supporting node, io.js, or any of the other projects that use V8. As such, APIs break/change often from release to release which makes it h
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by hendzen 12y ago
If you statically link libc, and then another library you use (potentially transitively) dlopen(3)s a library, you are going to have a bad time.
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by hendzen 12y ago
Still in the field of number theory, I may not have only one problem to think about, but a couple of problems, like the distribution of the zeros of the zeta functions and the L-functions. Interesting to hear that he seems
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by hendzen 12y ago
The former interpretation is what I meant and I have updated my comment to reflect it.
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by hendzen 12y ago
I agree with Simon Wardley here [0] - OpenStack is a joke (from a business perspective) and all companies trying to build businesses on it will perish as Amazon builds a dominant monopoly. EDIT: Not companies that use OpenStack, companies
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by hendzen 12y ago
Sounds like someone read a bit of Jaron Lanier but never learned how to cite sources.
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by hendzen 12y ago
CMake with the Ninja generator.
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by hendzen 12y ago
One word. Dropwizard.
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by hendzen 12y ago
I think C++ has a very bright future - due to two driving forces: 1) The C++ Standards committee has been doing a very, very good job. Aside from the big one (compiler enforced memory safety), some of the best Rust features are on their way
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by hendzen 12y ago
That's the first time I've ever heard C++ trumpeted for "short-term ease of prototyping" - and I write C++ fulltime.
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by hendzen 12y ago
> That's not a feature, that's a limitation that forces you to change your behaviour. ... Like, say, limiting tweets to 140 chars?
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by hendzen 12y ago
“It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.” - Upton Sinclair
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by hendzen 12y ago
The best discussion and articles have shifted to lobste.rs which is wisely invite only. I think it's better to have a discussion site owned by the community as opposed to a VC firm/incubator that has funded many of our employers.
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by hendzen 12y ago
Sure there is. It's called Binary-coded decimal, and its been around since the 60's (at the latest).
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by hendzen 12y ago
Note that the given C++ class in the Lvalue/Rvalue example could simply be written as so: class SomeType { public: SomeType(int a) : p{std::make_unique<int>(a)} {} private: std::unique_ptr<int> p;
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by hendzen 12y ago
I use C++ for fun. Mostly because it's actually quite nice if you know what parts of the language to use. C++ could really use a "C++: The Good Parts" book.
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by hendzen 12y ago
SWIG http://www.swig.org/ . Write API implementation once, in C, then generate bindings for other languages.
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by hendzen 12y ago
As a funny quirk of history, Michael Cahill, the founder of WiredTiger (and now a MongoDB employee), is the primary author of "Serializable Isolation for Snapshot Databases" [0] the paper that introduced Serializable Snapshot Isol
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by hendzen 12y ago
The issue holding most serious projects back is MSVC's historic lack of support for C++11 (and now 14/17) features. Thankfully, it looks like this is starting to change with MSVC 15 [0]. As an anecdote, the (very large) project I

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