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by malkia 3y ago
Is this for integration/smoke testing?
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by malkia 3y ago
Fuchsia also has rules for flutter, though in GN - but it's closer to bazel than the rest. Also I think their "sdk" (for consuming) is using bazel.
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by malkia 3y ago
Why was this not done with RAII - https://invent.kde.org/frameworks/kauth/-/commit/fc70fb0161c... - if there was an exception between here QVariantMap args; QDataStream s(&arguments, QIODev
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by malkia 3y ago
indeed :) - Another honeypot would be an article about Heroes of Might and Magic III
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by malkia 3y ago
It was inevitable, but also this was a factor - https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2016/01/21/oil-pric...
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by malkia 3y ago
Anyone remembers The Dark Avenger :) - lol, another fellow bulgarian! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Avenger
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by malkia 3y ago
It should be 0. It should never query this to begin with.
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by malkia 3y ago
CMake does not fare better either!
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by malkia 3y ago
Corporative espionage comes to mind....
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by malkia 3y ago
Good point, bot sure if enforced there, but systems like bazel (buck?) and others have ways to mark build nodes as "testonl"
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by malkia 3y ago
It wasn't about that. It was putting in the "teenage"-mode of driving GTO comparison. Like for one I was not aware (as someone who doesn't know much about cars, other than driving) about this. So am I expected to know ab
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by malkia 3y ago
Are you serious?
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by malkia 3y ago
Talking about other languages... My fav Go feature is the memory ballast - it's real, lots of go programs have command-line to set it up, and no one cares about it anymore https://blog.twitch.tv/en/2019/04&#x2
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by malkia 3y ago
no windows?
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by malkia 3y ago
Reminds me of https://www.graphistry.com/
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by malkia 3y ago
Should I be concerned?
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by malkia 3y ago
From Ralphs Interrupt List, INT 21H with AH=4D -> https://www.delorie.com/djgpp/doc/rbinter/id/88/29.html INT 21 - DOS 2+ - GET RETURN CODE (ERRORLEVEL) more in the link above. That took me like
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by malkia 3y ago
There is always https://zombo.com/ , the "Hello World!" of retro websiting
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by malkia 3y ago
I loved them all - but I can see your point!
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by malkia 3y ago
I didn't know about them. I recently watched the whole https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/For_All_Mankind_(TV_series) and was mesmerized by it - it's alternative reality fiction, where a private company comes to l
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by malkia 3y ago
Try to extend it Super Tic Tac Toe :) - https://malkia.github.io/tictactoe/#/
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by malkia 3y ago
Pascal (Turbo/Borland) was the most most fun I had programming back then. The "Unit" of compiliation just worked (and yes it allowed only DAG-like dependency hierarchies). It was super fast to compile and use, but also to edi
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by malkia 3y ago
Try loading a big image, then flood fill it :) - My browser crashed - or rather - went into deep sleep!
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by malkia 3y ago
I suggest listening to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBmNu6lQU2o while reading :)
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by malkia 3y ago
I think Windows is the epitome of following Hyrum's Law decades before Hyrum's Law came into being :) https://twitter.com/pwnallthethings/status/13632600649293620... I guess the linux kernel still suppro
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by malkia 3y ago
Thanks! Should look into heaptrack - reading that it's linux only, but probably can be adopted for Windows?
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by malkia 3y ago
Ah good idea! It kind of calls for out-of-process to filter this out, or post-process (maybe there is common tooling around).
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by malkia 3y ago
Some of our tools do so much allocation that capturing all the information (using MTuner) to disk and later loading require by itself hundreths of GB. Instead I've added random sampling - e.g. if ptr % modulo > level - output it or
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by malkia 3y ago
Check https://mitpress.ublish.com/ebook/structure-and-interpretati...
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by malkia 3y ago
dxil.dll is managed ("dotnet") code, right?

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