malkia

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by malkia 3y ago
This is bound to problems - slighest change in your stack - language, runtime, OS would affect that so much that it's completely pointless to rely on measures taken and apply them later (that to be said, this is perfectly valid choice
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by malkia 3y ago
What's the point of running 1M concurrent tasks? I don't see a good reason tbh.
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by malkia 3y ago
How do you extend this later, when you need getReviews(id: FilmId, somethingElse) : FilmReview[], andSomethingElse[] ? service ReviewsApi { @HttpOperation(method = "GET", url = "https://reviews/{id}
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by malkia 3y ago
really: - fine, you? - fine.. fine.. you? - fine :) heh,
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by malkia 3y ago
Wow! Gotta visit a place in LA that sells these - https://www.google.com/search?q=caf%C3%A9+con+queso+los+ange... Thanks!!!
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by malkia 3y ago
I'm from Bulgaria, and I would've thought I would know about this (one of my grandmothers is from Greece), but would check. I was actually looking for more different ways to flavor my coffee - not just heavy cream, or butter, but
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by malkia 3y ago
I wonder what's the core issue. Probably not it, but I've found that no Event Tracing support is there in wine (maybe I'm wrong) - so no .etw data from neither of the 3 or was it 4 apis to emit these. Just pointing out that s
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by malkia 3y ago
Not a network guy, but couldn't this be detected (for any other card too) by running some mandatory tests?
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by malkia 4y ago
But why?
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by malkia 4y ago
I think there were, but in general to things that you wanted to get access (food, events, schools, buying a car) - it was more done with connections, and knowing the "right" people and doing favors (to return favors). Money wasn&#
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by malkia 4y ago
Growing up in Bulgaria, in the 80s, live was easy and happy. Why? You did not have to think much about your future, finish high-school (required), get to university (free) or find a decent technical job. No complicated taxes, loans. Not muc
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by malkia 4y ago
Reminds me of https://www.reddit.com/r/Jokes/comments/2wpf2h/indian_joke_a... (sed /indian/native american/g)
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by malkia 4y ago
Everytime I hear someone from my dear Bulgaria claiming pure aryan race, and I roll my eyes. Of all the countries in Europe we must be one of the most mixed (lol, for good reasons) - as we are one of the connection points between Europe &am
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by malkia 4y ago
I worked on the Metal Gear Solid from PS1 to PC. This was back in 2000, and my first real gamedev job. Fresh from Bulgaria, haven't played any consoles, and just using a WordStar program I've exracted all japanese comments from th
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by malkia 4y ago
Yes, precis... Prisencolinensinainciusoly
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by malkia 4y ago
April 1st is the Black Friday for shitposts.
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by malkia 4y ago
You don't necesseraily need to, but ideally. a BUILD file declares a "package" and the demarcation line happens when it sees another BUILD file in a sub-directory. Then that's another "package".
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by malkia 4y ago
Not directly to your question, but basically bazel needs a static graph. So if you have a.cpp #include "a.h" - then you need to declare that "a.h" in your BUILD file. But fear not, (and I'm not sure if BAZEL does th
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by malkia 4y ago
This is my own fork of OpenTelemetry C++ that builds (using bazel with my changes) OpenTelemetry C++ .dll for Windows - https://github.com/malkia/opentelemetry-cpp to show how awesome bazel is - in one step it can buil
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by malkia 4y ago
There is also big tendendcy to ignore them "because we are not at that scale" without realizing that you've reached the scale where you need it, even though your scale is magnitudes still less than what FAANG is. The fallacy
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by malkia 4y ago
This was my fist experience with blaze too. First it was, wtf is this shit, and theze blaze-bin/etc folders. Then after I left Google I realized how much I miss it. No Make is not a replacement, or ninja.
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by malkia 4y ago
This works until you have to integrate with third party solution to exchange data, then you end up needing to "externalize" the data, and why not from there start with protobuf/flatbuffers/capnproto/etc. For each of
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by malkia 4y ago
Once you hear them, you can't unsee them, even if you haven't seen them yet...
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by malkia 4y ago
Same - lool
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by malkia 4y ago
Yup - it was also fun to find that some games were keeping the HP points as text - there was at least one, involving a ninja (but can't remember the name of the game). Oh, and that tool was someone else that wrote it, not me. But was q
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by malkia 4y ago
Yup, that was my experience - otherwise you end up paying some kb of runtime attached. - One of my TSR was to transform the 320x200x256 buffer from one game into hercules (640x200) mono (1bit) mode. For the Trolls game - it was super slow,
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by malkia 4y ago
Gosh, I'm now feeling nostalgic :) - so much simpler times back then!
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by malkia 4y ago
One particular application was for the resident-style apps (like keyboard locale switchers, or process killers of sorts (e.g. kill anything that started after me), etc.). But also INT 21H, and others.
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by malkia 4y ago
That was the Bible back in the day - Turbo Pascal, inline assembly and gets lots of fun through the interrupt list.
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by malkia 4y ago
Not the same type of metrics, and not Rust, but C++ - but there is also https://perfetto.dev/ which has custom (protobuf-based) protocol, but the generated code is not with the standard protoc, but custom one https:/&

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