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malkia
2y ago
Reminds of SmallTalk / and Lisp's - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Lisp_Interface_Manager There was even a story, that (at least for Common Lisp), you can start from almost blank state, but have an exce
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At Google, had to do Java on borg, and used few times the "Cloud Trace" debugger (not sure how it was called), but it allowed you to watch multiple instances of your binary in production, and then add some isolated set of java sta
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2y ago
I've been, and still am, at the mercy of both of printf-debugging style and real debugger. Long time ago, worked on a port of game from PC to Playstation 1. Since we had the Yaroze "devkit" (not really a devkit, rather amateu
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2y ago
In case you are in Windows, and connected to Linux and/or using WSL, you can also use WinDBG/VisualStudio to debug (remotely) Linux processes!
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2y ago
I guess I have to give `jj` a try then!
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2y ago
You would be surprised. Google uses "g4" (e.g. "p4"-like), much like many game developers like me. It's not like we don't use "git" (we have devops/infra groups) - but lots of folks use Perforce&
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Almost anyone (above the age of 5) on this planet is familiar with food, not the case with `git` and it's obvious non-obviousness
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I had a wonderful app MS-DOS resident (TSR) on my PC that when pressing a key would do a snapshot of the whole memory (or specific area) to disk, to a file. So if you play a game, and lose a live, or HP points, you keep on pressing this, an
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2y ago
Apparently almost every linux app
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2y ago
TLDR: In different context, but same feeling: "I need to vaccinate yourself when you are around me, but when you are no longer, I don't care". I dunno. That doesn't sound very presidential tbh...
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2y ago
His words: "in four years, you don't have to vote again. We'll have it fixed so good, you're not gonna have to vote." - explain! - https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-tells-christians-th
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BazelCon2024 playlist here -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0DRS99dSU4&list=PLbzoR-pLrL...
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Heh, as long as the ocean does not cause them to burn - https://jalopnik.com/more-than-a-dozen-fisker-karma-hybrids-...
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2y ago
true, but still - these libraries can be updated independently, one from each other - with a framework, things have to be orchestrated.
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2y ago
Python is an engine, flutter is the whole car.
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2y ago
I always wondered, why `node_modules` growing so big (in terms of file count) was ever ok. Apart from bazel, having that many files sucks anyway.
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2y ago
Microsoft's famous (infamous?) "A" / "W" functions and macros controlling them -... but it works and one can link two different versions no problem. Wonder if that was possible here?
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2y ago
Is it still the case that wasm is still 32-bit?
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2y ago
Wonder what Ted would say?
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2y ago
As a long time chromebook user, which runs Android apps - this is more than welcome!
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Wouldn't that be expensive to use with FFI, or call the OS functions? What about interrupt handling? Didn't Go went through a similar phase with spaghetti stack, only to revert back to standard one. Then it'll be tricky to do
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2y ago
There is no concept of streaming trace. You are propagating a random ID, and expect other NODES (yours, or outside of your control) to re-emit these, and if need to create new ones. The agreement is that these nodes would either emit all th
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2y ago
This blowing while you are fueling up your car.... hmmm
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2y ago
In C++ land, I've actually rolled std::pmr with jemalloc in order to have better allocator than OS one, be clean, and avoid global hooks [1] Two big issues were found (and some others): - std::pmr:: introduces news types - e.g. st
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2y ago
Thanks! Can't wait to watch them!
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any videos from the event? I saw bunch of slides (pdf, ppt), but that's about it...
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Back in the old days of console game programming, most SDKs would come with something like: my_audio_sdk_init(&arena, sizeof(arena)); // char arena[65536]; // or something like this
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heh, like the Malloc Geiger Counter - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24303832 Gamedev people came up with creative devices, like using pedal to debug-break into the game.
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ECC errors of a magnitudes lower chance to happen than broken file system
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Are you saying that I can get somehow an error during "strlen" post "read()" - is this what are you saying? Because what I'm saying is that with "mmap" you can get that.
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