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Faster Apple Builds with the lld Linker
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How do MJIT and YJIT differ?
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meisel
4y ago
Can you link that thread? It sounds quite interesting
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4y ago
Are there any large companies that use Crystal in production?
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4y ago
How does chrome deal with this in whatever allocator they use?
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4y ago
I generally find Protobuf the serialization format to have no benefits over JSON. Although Protobuf is often thought of as being faster to process and more compact, the reality is that it's usually not (at least as long as you're
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4y ago
Correct. We do provide a paid service for symbolicating all addresses with the help of dSYMs, though.
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4y ago
What sort of workloads are those? I have yet to see a workload where macOS's system allocator is not substantially slower than alternatives like jemalloc.
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4y ago
Will this have support for macOS by inserting itself, as jemalloc does, as the default malloc zone? If so, does that mean it will be very fast at determining if a given pointer was allocated by libpas?
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5y ago
On the other hand, I think people listen to his views on politics largely because he's well-known as a chess player. In a sense, people do the opposite of an ad hominem attack, by putting more stock in his arguments because of how resp
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5y ago
Kasparov also said “ there is real chess and women’s chess” and then lost to Judit Polgar
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5y ago
I'd be really interested to see benchmarks of Apple's allocator versus others, both in memory consumption and performance. Sometimes, Apple's version of things is worse in almost all use cases, but I'll reserve judgment
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5y ago
mimalloc is briefly mentioned in my article, and I was surprised that it worked on the mac for swapping itself in. I found the performance of it to be roughly the same as jemalloc when I measured
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Yeah, related to timegm(), I made this to fix a performance issue: https://github.com/michaeleisel/JJLISO8601DateFormatter
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Faster Mac dev tools with custom allocators
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What impact does this tire have on car mileage?
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5y ago
It appears that sorting is done on the memory-mapped buffer? That seems like it could have extra costs (lazily paging in from disk) that we wouldn’t see for an in-memory buffer, and which could affect the benchmark.
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5y ago
On top of these design issues, I'm surprised by how buggy the core experience can be. The home page repeatedly failing to load on many different occasions. The site suddenly acting like you're logged out and needing a refresh. It&
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5y ago
So all single-lawyer operations “will make many mistakes”? Seems like a broad accusation
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5y ago
Can you provide more examples of this?
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5y ago
Surprising that this isn’t getting more upvotes. It’s a very interesting read.
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5y ago
How does this compare, speed-wise, to the UTF-8 validation done in simdjson?
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6y ago
Agree that static blogging is nice, but I think this specific look needs some tweaking - for example, there's too low contrast in color between the links and the background at https://inoads.com/blog
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6y ago
I used this software for a few months, and it was very nice to work with
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6y ago
The % of programmers that actually need to know any of these numbers is tiny. I've done plenty of optimizations for performance-critical systems and have never known any of these numbers. Certainly, I know general principles like &qu
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6y ago
The widespread irresponsibility of people in the financial industry led to the 2008 housing crisis. Not just a few bad apples.
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In that case, if header-only is outside the scope of the license, it begs the question why they would pick that license in the first place. But anyways, it doesn't seem clear from the passage how headers fit in, considering that these
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6y ago
Warning: LGPL license
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Seems less “dark secrets”, more “incremental compilation 101”