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by innocenat 11y ago
As a note, even CRC32 is enough to check most random collisions.
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by innocenat 12y ago
It is already normally possible to test whether email address is registered by trying to register with that email address. Unless that process is secured too, it doesn't really make much sense to not pop up Unknown email address error.
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by innocenat 12y ago
You already spelled a problem. If automation failed and you kill-switch an airplane to fly at specific height and direction (assuming, of course, that altimeter and compass/gps unit hasn't failed), how do you land that plane and
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by innocenat 12y ago
In my experience, I always write a clear, idiomic C code along with my intrinsics-based vectorized function, alo png with comment on tricky part (such as using packus for clamping thing to 0-255). You got clear code, and also optimized code
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by innocenat 12y ago
That is ridiculous. Page align everything can easily be a leftover code that is fast for old CPU, as you said in your original content. You would still call that premature optimization? Or you think that every time new processor is released
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by innocenat 12y ago
I haven't read the source article, but SourceForge at some point was real slow. Like, it would takes minutes alone to Log In at SourceForge, let alone checking out SVN repo. Accessing website hosted on SourgeForge was real slow too. I
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by innocenat 12y ago
RedHat Enterprise Linux is both Open Source and Commercial Software. There are nothing prevent it being done. Android is another example. Also, Linux is huge in server world.
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by innocenat 12y ago
Yeah. How many users (not power users) actually type https:// into address bar? To my knowledge, if you don't include the protocol, browser default to HTTP.
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by innocenat 12y ago
I wonder if CMOVcc instruction on x86 is considered a branch. It is fairly trivial to implement fizzbuz without Jcc but with CMOVcc. EDIT: Or SETcc, minus 1, and use it as data mask.
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by innocenat 12y ago
Some reasons I can think on top of my head. (Which mean this may not be actual reason for mailchimp). First is ease of finding developers. This may not be so true now, but the post is from four years ago. Second, and this may be more import
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by innocenat 12y ago
No. The value of knowing your system well far exceed the value of supposedly best system (of which is really arguable). Especially if it's a rush job, using tools you know well will drastically reduce time needed, because you already k
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by innocenat 12y ago
It need not to be commercial service. For example, Wikipedia is a donation-only service. A bot visit is generally not different then most user visiting (I'd assume most users don't donate anyway). Wikipedia doesn't really min
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by innocenat 12y ago
I agree that cycle collector is pointless waste of time. Most script runs short enough that the memory leak doesn't really matter. But for long running script, it's either cycle collector, or add support for weak reference. But IM
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by innocenat 12y ago
No it isn't. You are still going to need to maintain multiple code path. Especially with SIMD instruction set like AVX-512 -- to be performant you need to do things with direct assembly anyway.
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by innocenat 12y ago
The verification file are needed by CA issueing cert. I don't think said CA are on your spoofed wifi.
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by innocenat 12y ago
> Could a third party sign up to cloudflare for a domain they do not own and somehow spoof the checks? You need to point the your domain to CloudFlare nameserver. I don't think you can do that unless you actually control the domain.
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by innocenat 12y ago
And those has been added back in AVX512BW.
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by innocenat 12y ago
No offence, but considering that their Pro plan which include SSL starts at $20 for first, and $5 for the rest per account. At 50*$20 it's only $1000. That doesn't sound right.
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by innocenat 12y ago
They offers SSL with CloudFlare-issued cert for non-free plan already. I assume they use the old method of obtaining cert. Also, I think at their scale they can get special plan from CA.
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by innocenat 12y ago
There are still need for real pipe (no buffering) and ASCII I/O redirection. (Not sure if the latter is possible now, though)
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by innocenat 12y ago
I still don't understand why people who want to learn amd64 assembly won't read x86 tutorial. I write both x86 and amd64 assembly from time to time, and I don't think there are anything that make x86 tutorial/manual not
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by innocenat 12y ago
I think this is aimed to compete with IRCcloud solution, which cost around $5/month/user. IRCcloud features private IRC server, bouncer, and gist/picture/etc viewer in its (web-based) client. This is why the front page i
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by innocenat 12y ago
All relevant compilers do that automatically.
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by innocenat 12y ago
padded_size := ceil(size / 2048) * 2048 ... may be wrong if size is large that can't be store in mantissa of double/float. Assuming C (or equivalent), I usually do this: padded_size = ((size + 2047) / 2048
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by innocenat 12y ago
If I am not mistaken, PHP is copy-on-write, so if extract just copy value then memory usage wouldn't be doubling.
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by innocenat 12y ago
Just for a note, there is OfflineAudioContext to process audio offline as fast as your filter chain allows.