joshuawarner32

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by joshuawarner32 4y ago
Oooh that sounds really useful, would you mind dropping a link?
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by joshuawarner32 4y ago
On iPhone the long-press-to-select doesn’t cross the underscore boundary, so you end up just selecting part of the token. Maybe you can do without those underscores?
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by joshuawarner32 5y ago
That’s covered under ‘natural’ solutions, also eligible for the prize. All you need to do is develop a plan to scale that economically to gigaton/year capacity and claim your prize! Should be easy, right? So just do it!
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by joshuawarner32 6y ago
I’m glad that there other efforts for memory-safety going on concurrently, and we as a software community should absolutely continue to invest in those. I also agree that rust is not suited for all circumstances that people try to use it in
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by joshuawarner32 6y ago
This article gives some couched pseudo-philosophic reasons why we should believe "tipping points" don't exist, without any citations, numbers, or scientific observations. Sorry, but you're going to have to do better than
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by joshuawarner32 10y ago
See also: https://arxiv.org/abs/1511.04599 IMO, (at least) two pieces of research on the subject means that the short answer really is "yes". Maybe not the exact technique used in the paper in the original p
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by joshuawarner32 10y ago
Here's the discussion from a while ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5482081
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by joshuawarner32 10y ago
I love the idea, but I'm not going to enter any personal information on a site that's not using https.
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by joshuawarner32 11y ago
One of the core contributors here. I don't have any numbers, but I can reasonably guess it'll only beat the most naive JITs (i.e., JITs that only copy predefined templates that implement each instruction). Avian's JIT does
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by joshuawarner32 11y ago
One of the core contributors here. The trick is that Avian doesn't do JIT compilation on iOS - instead, we run everything through the "JIT" compiler ahead of time, as we're building the app. This is the only possible t