malkia

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by malkia 6y ago
What does it mean by "bazel" wants to control everything? AFAIK, it simply needs ways to get to the source of another package - whether it's http_archive, or who knows what, and how to build it.
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by malkia 6y ago
This is just a single engineer from a company that not only makes TVs, console, but tons of other electronic (and possibly non-electronic) equipment. Inside every company, even inside every project, and every team in a any company there mig
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by malkia 6y ago
Placing trailing "," helps with making it being less nested. Try it out!
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by malkia 6y ago
You should try Visual Studio Code then.
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by malkia 6y ago
I don't know really, but you can search it on pub.dev - https://pub.dev/packages?q=torrent
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by malkia 6y ago
It's worth. There are really serious cases where extra GPU RAM is worth every penny. Not games, but say game development (or similar).
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by malkia 6y ago
Is Tableau written with QML, or QtGui? (I'm familiar with the latter, and have never used Qml)
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by malkia 6y ago
Maya, Houdini, and many other content creation tools are using Qt too. It's part of the https://VFXPlatform.com/ too. But Qt is riddled with lots of tweaks, hacks, bugs - it's a beast, but sometimes a wild one, as
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by malkia 6y ago
I grew up going freely by myself most of the time, since I was 6/7 - even going to school (in ex-communist Bulgaria). Then in 1999 came to the US (Los Angeles), and start seeing the difference. But my first boss, who introduced me well
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by malkia 6y ago
Awesome to see more Terminal UI like this :) - Reminds of Turbo/Borland Pascal's Turbo Vision days, and I'm great user of FAR Commander too (another great terminal app with good console UI), also midnight commander (on Linux,
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by malkia 6y ago
I've used them (in postgresql) to evaluate the merging of "parent" and "child" values - e.g. one row can be parent, and if the child has NULL for value it takes it from the parent (though do not remember much of the
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by malkia 6y ago
And then again, for databases trying to rely on mmap might lead you to poorer results - for example trying to do in-place update, ignoring compression, dealing with concurrency, etc. Without mmap, and by using append-only data, no updates o
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by malkia 6y ago
No it doesn't. It can't replace allocators in DLLS (e.g. it's possible, but the jemalloc implementation was not able to do, unlike say mimalloc, though special precaution had to be taken during linking with mimalloc).
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by malkia 6y ago
For C++, I walked (halfway) the really long road of replacing std:: with std::pmr:: where I can, safely pluging jemalloc - and solve the performance issues we had with the standard heap allocator (Windows). But std::pmr::string now being 8
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by malkia 6y ago
Anyone has comparisons of this to NuGet?
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by malkia 6y ago
You can see the code online through the CS browser - https://source.chromium.org/chromium/chromium/src/+/master:c...
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by malkia 6y ago
Fuchsia, uses also "gn" (then ninja) and has rust support too
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by malkia 6y ago
I get it, I'm using it in one project myself, and happy. I do wish though if namespaces were kept - e.g. if there is ambiguity in the names, one can resolve with full namespace (but maybe that also creates an issue, as previously exist
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by malkia 6y ago
I switched from gflags to absl::flags and I like it, though there are recommendations against using them too much - https://abseil.io/tips/45 and https://abseil.io/tips/103 (one of my first surpr
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by malkia 6y ago
Trying to build it on Windows, not so successful so far.
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by malkia 6y ago
wondering if there is current scheme for encoding history like this in an URL?
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by malkia 6y ago
Oh you are right - dumb me - was thinking in presence, rather than values - yes, only 6 bits... duh.. feel stupid now :) Thanks!!!
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by malkia 6y ago
even further - since the first part says what figure is moved, based on the current state - it can tell what are the possible states (in bits), and only expect that amount of bits that follow. - at the end it'll be just bag of bytes, t
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by malkia 6y ago
actually the final position is given by the type of figure - queen, king, etc. - and they have limited positions possible (not all 64) - even queen would have at the best - how many? like 27-28 possible - so 16+28 bits only now per move, an
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by malkia 6y ago
For example, instead of using 64-bits for specifying from where the chess figure was moved, it can be the enumeration of the first chess figure for the given player, starting from top/down - so since there are max of 16 figures - it&#x
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by malkia 6y ago
Seems like longest chess game is about less than 300 turns, there are 64 cells, and even if you don't know chess, and even without efficiently coded there are max of 128bits per turn (a lot of them not valid, and probably space that c
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by malkia 6y ago
What if your source system goes down, can't connect to your local machine, needs to use VM - no the oncall needs to have the USB stick or more, and use it any other company laptop.
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by malkia 6y ago
One gotcha - if your playbook is stored there, make sure it's backup'd on secure external USB drives, as the source system, or the markdown render, or something else needed to accomplish this may go down, and now you and your team
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by malkia 6y ago
THIS ^^^ Google took this approach internally using markdown files (If I remember correctly). Perforce is also going this way - https://www.perforce.com/manuals/swarm/Content/Swarm/basics.... - but I wis
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by malkia 6y ago
In days like these I'm glad I have chromebook (then again, I haven't checked if HBO's android app supports such devices). Then again, I wish this didn't happen...

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