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by int0x80 10y ago
I think with the shell you have to adapt your abstractions to the "unix-way". For example, a queue to process will be a directory with N files, and each file can be processed in pararell by just something like "for f in dir&#
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by int0x80 10y ago
>3) Multiprocessing IMO shell makes it very easy to work with multiple process (&). It's built in and natural. >4) Performance If you are carefull and know what you're doing, you can achive very good performance with the
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by int0x80 10y ago
In the general case I'm with you, but I think !strcmp is a very common idiom that makes me(and most C programmers) go "string equality". There is also the streq(a, b) camp that #define streq !strcmp.
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by int0x80 10y ago
NSA has a MAC address prefix??
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by int0x80 10y ago
s/42;/42,/
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by int0x80 10y ago
This is a very interesting book analazing and explaining the situation by former chess world champ. G. Kasparov: Winter is comming ( http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1610396200/ ).
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by int0x80 10y ago
Yeah ... Personally, I don't find a bit of emotion in the discussion bad as long as you provide arguments.
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by int0x80 10y ago
Oh, the EDIT wasn't targeted to you especifically, more of a general thing. I agree with you, but I found the first comment misleading, thus my heated response. By meaningless I meant regarding the "feel" that you get as a ci
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by int0x80 10y ago
You are full of crap. The seventh world economy in the terms you are refering to is meaningless. By your logic, is Brazil welthier than Switzerland or Netherlands? NOT even close. GDP is MEANINGLESS if you really want to know how the averag
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by int0x80 10y ago
I know it's a generic statement. My point is that Intel, the most important chip vendor in the world, knows very well how to make ICs. If they know how to make the best desktop and server CPUs, it's only a matter of will and time
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by int0x80 10y ago
I really think they are going to come up with something to get into the mobile/embedded market. It is a very important market. With their experience, fabrication process and tech they can totally rip the competence.
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by int0x80 11y ago
Oh, the good ol' shell russian roulete.
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by int0x80 11y ago
if you can't fight them, join them!
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by int0x80 11y ago
Nothing usually prevents you using the preprocesor and the running your code through cpp before running/compiling in most languages.
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by int0x80 11y ago
In my country (Spain) they have been working like a year or so. I think more countries were used to test. In my limited experience (I don't use much fb) I don't see a lot of people really using it. It's about 80%-likes/2
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by int0x80 11y ago
IMO it is usefull to have the "return result paradigm". You can do things like: bar(foo(x, y)) and chain function results. Notice how this applies to strcpy: char *heap_ptr, *stack_ptr; ... fn_needs_heap_ptr(strcpy(heap_ptr
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by int0x80 11y ago
Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/350/
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by int0x80 11y ago
Still, what you are doing is inherently racy. The very moment you pass the PIDs to your program, they can already be gone and reused. You can end up kill()ing a different PID. I don't think you can use this for anything serious. In wha
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by int0x80 11y ago
That is a very cool story. Feynman tells through his books a lot of this tricks to do arithmetic.
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by int0x80 11y ago
It should not be very hard to fork gcc and make a quick hack that dumps the AST. You don't need the latest optimizations or AST versions, just a correct one, so there is no need to update it a lot (sans fixing bugs you created with the
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by int0x80 11y ago
Happy 2016!
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by int0x80 11y ago
To add to what already has been said: Vulkan.
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by int0x80 11y ago
Then it should be a good time to buy oil stocks?