malkia

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by malkia 7mo ago
I pre-blame... an artifical intellect!
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by malkia 8mo ago
You can ... to a degree - Google for "XtaCache"
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by malkia 8mo ago
Anyone else - GWAAAR! - G.W.A.R! - I guess the only metal nerd here
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by malkia 8mo ago
You can provide custom options to winget, and in there where to install it too (and additional components you need).
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by malkia 8mo ago
it's not ideal, but much much much better!
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by malkia 8mo ago
Or... you can "winget install Microsoft.VisualStudio.BuildTools" "winget install Microsoft.WindowsSDK.10.0.26100"
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by malkia 8mo ago
There are containers, and one of their users is the Windows Sandbox - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/applicati...
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by malkia 9mo ago
Thank you for sharing the article! Now I'm puzzled this about myself - what I am...
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by malkia 9mo ago
Make Jerkey Without Sugar Again!
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by malkia 10mo ago
Wow - clojure's recur in C/C++ - awesome!
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by malkia 10mo ago
For me, avoiding heap, or rather avoiding gc came when I was working (at work) on backend and web server using Java, and there was default rule for our code that if gc takes more than 1% (I don't remember the exact value) then the serv
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by malkia 10mo ago
Welcome to starlark :)
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by malkia 10mo ago
Yeah, what you want to know is which change caused the slowdown, or maybe improved the performance and reasonable metric behind it (for example frame-rate for a game, or something like this).
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by malkia 10mo ago
Good points there - Thanks @spockz!
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by malkia 10mo ago
Sorry, I'm coming from C++-ish background - can anyone explain what's going on :)
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by malkia 10mo ago
Benchmarking requires a bit of different setup than the rest of the testing, especially if you want down to the ms timings. We have continous benchmarking of one of our tools, it's written in C++, and to get "same" results ev
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by malkia 10mo ago
Lua, by virtue of being thread oblivious - may work, but under the curtain (calling "C" code) there is nothing to protect you against thread-safety related issues. Python "deals" with it All three options though are full
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by malkia 10mo ago
Thank you!!!
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by malkia 10mo ago
If Fil-C requires complete recompile of ".c" code how does it deal with calls to the OS - Does it rewrap them (like Go?). I'm bit uncertain here...
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by malkia 11mo ago
Is there a niche "endian" humor about this :) - e.g. is this the little endian, or big endian, or "middle" endian of "Rock Paper Scissors" - excuse my really poor attempt at this.
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by malkia 11mo ago
My grandfather, was a chess-meister, not of huge proportions, but well known in our city. Chess was almost like a diseases (he did not taught my father and his brother in the game, knowing the pain and suffering this would bring later in li
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by malkia 11mo ago
It depends where you work. In gaming, the best programmers I know might not even touch the command-line / Linux, and their "life" depens on Visual Studio... Why? Because the eco-system around Visual Studio / Windows and
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by malkia 11mo ago
I've been using LLMs as calculators for words, like they can summarize, spot, correct, but often can be wrong about this - especially when I have to touch language I haven't used in a while (Python, Powershell, Rust as recent exam
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by malkia 11mo ago
I'll need to read more about this ("Dasein") as I was not aware of it. Yesterday our "adoptive" family had a very nice Thanksgiving, and we were considered youngesters (close to our 50s) among our hosts & guests
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by malkia 11mo ago
There is one paragraph showing when 4kb pages are used, and 4 level deep directories. (PML4 -> PDP ->
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by malkia 11mo ago
In case someone is curious about how the 48-bit virtual space is split here is good info - https://wiki.osdev.org/Page_Tables#Long_mode_(64-bit)_page_m...
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by malkia 11mo ago
Yes, at Google, roughtly 10 years ago - great experience. Recently with my own small projects, and on Windows (where it lacks the same charm... yet - but eventually!) But yes, I worked - mainly Java (back then) with GWT, some Python, Sawzal
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by malkia 11mo ago
Not a financial person by any means, but doesn't the Black Swan Theory basically disproves such methods due to rarity of an event that might have huge impact without something to predict (in the past) that it might happen, or even if i
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by malkia 11mo ago
With bazel/buck/pants/etc won't be problem for other major languages.
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by malkia 11mo ago
Please work on decreasing the binary size - it's whopping 400mb!

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