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meisel
2y ago
Is this something I should also adjust on my personal Ubuntu machine for better network performance?
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2y ago
Looking at thin matrix SVD, it appears much faster than everyone else. I’m curious what it’s doing differently at a high level and if there’s any tradeoff in accuracy. I also wonder how it compares to MKL, which is typically the winner in
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meisel
3y ago
Why can’t hash based partitioning systems just store the full hash with the key for fast rehashing if the number of buckets needs to change, or else recompute the hash?
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meisel
3y ago
Since a lot of people are discussing Apple’s plans to replace C/C++ in performance critical areas, I’m curious to discuss it. How do they plan to make Swift actually match those languages in speed? Last I checked, classes, along with f
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meisel
3y ago
How does the user experience compare right now between arch Linux and fedora on silicon Macs? Do these new changes benefit both?
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meisel
3y ago
Why has it taken so much longer for CPython to get a JIT than, say, PyPy? I would imagine the latter has far less engineering effort and funding put into it.
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3y ago
I don't know much about CentOS, but I've seen a lot of anger about the end of CentOS Linux, regardless of CentOS stream, Rocky, etc. . Can someone explain the history of this, why CentOS is going away, why it's being replaced
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meisel
3y ago
I’m not sure
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meisel
3y ago
The real slowdown of Objective-C method calls is at startup where the caches haven't been filled. Pure Objective-C apps typically spend 5-15% of startup time on objc_msgSend
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meisel
3y ago
Why doesn't it make sense to use in that case?
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meisel
3y ago
Are you guys able to offer any guidance on numerical stability of linear algebra problems? For example, the Woodbury matrix identity's stability seems uncertain based on https://mathoverflow.net/questions/80340
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meisel
3y ago
I think Ruby might be your next language :) But I do do the following sort of thing in Python: ``` from chainzzz import C C(some_list).group_by(lambda x: x + 1).map(lambda key: key % 2).size() ``` Where C(...) gives us the same object but w
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meisel
3y ago
What benefits does Prism offer over the other parser?
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meisel
3y ago
Do they just lose all their money in those accounts?
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meisel
3y ago
Every car that the IRA blows up is one less car polluting the environment.
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meisel
3y ago
Just search for “instrumental trance mix” on YouTube
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meisel
3y ago
What are the tools and resources you would recommend with respect to latency tuning?
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meisel
3y ago
What are these first class facilities? Just curious
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meisel
3y ago
What are C/C++/Zig/etc. missing that Chapel has?
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meisel
3y ago
Thanks!
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meisel
3y ago
I grepped and did not find
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meisel
3y ago
Why would they use SipHash at all? That’s a significantly slower hash algo than, say, wyhash, and any additional DOS protection SipHash might have (assuming it does) seems irrelevant for this use case
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meisel
3y ago
Just curious, what's the purpose of this? Are there any production use cases it's targeting, or is it just for fun?
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3y ago
Address sanitizer violations caused when using C++ containers with ObjC objects
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3y ago
I’ve been bitten enough by Objective-C++ compiler bugs (Apple’s attempt at mixing Objective-C and C++), as well as bugs in Apple’s code in the Swift ecosystem, not to trust the stability here for at least several years. I also don’t see how
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3y ago
Typically, the difference between equivalent JSON and Protobuf payloads that have been gzipped is quite small. It can even be that the gzipped Protobuf payload is larger than gzipped JSON one. Granted, there's less data to decompress o
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meisel
3y ago
Does this have applications for databases that rely on high-accuracy times, like Spanner?
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3y ago
Dynamic programming problems are banned at a number of companies, and with good reason. Candidates ability to do well on them is largely a function of how much they’ve practiced those problems. I’ve never needed to do dynamic programming wi
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meisel
4y ago
Why did they decide to use a signed int and not an unsigned one
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meisel
4y ago
How did Shopify choose between React Native and Flutter?
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