mgaunard

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by mgaunard 2y ago
I meant use a real OS like Linux.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
Easy solution, don't use macOS.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
Most Japanese video games are designed for solo play.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
In C, not all objects need to be their own allocated entity (like they are in other languages). They can be stored in-line within another object, which means the lifetime of that object is necessarily constrained by that of its parent. You
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by mgaunard 2y ago
It's not perfectly correct, and that actually what makes it dangerous.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
if you need tools it just means the code is sub-par
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by mgaunard 2y ago
especially for an order book...
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by mgaunard 2y ago
what exactly is the problem with smart speakers? Most people just want to stream Spotify
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by mgaunard 2y ago
Any employer that pays decent money will claim ownership on everything you do even if you do not use any of the company's resources to do so.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
there were other changes to do with how register buffers work etc.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
Clickbait, they're just renaming their models.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
a lot of the functionality was significantly improved in 6 and isn't reflected there. In practice io_uring can be used in many different ways, and it can be challenging to find the most efficient one.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
It's part of perf_event, available since 2.6.33.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
temperature too low?
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by mgaunard 2y ago
the example they gave is the quota rightsizer. Its job is to infer the right quota (requirement allocation).
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by mgaunard 2y ago
You will, but italians will insult you for not respecting the 1 liter per 100g of pasta rule. In practice, cooking it like a risotto is actually a great approach.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
except that doesn't really work, it usually doesn't contain enough starch unless you used little water and worked with very starchy pasta. even famous italian pasta restaurants use the cornflour technique.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
If you use a decent kernel like Linux, there is an API to do that from userspace without requiring you to reboot your kernel under a debugger.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
In practice it's pretty much impossible to get precise requirements without automatically learning them from how the application performed in the past. The problem is that it is high-risk to automatically perform those changes since th
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by mgaunard 2y ago
One interesting aspect of pasta sauces is that the amount of starch they need is usually incompatible with the recommended amount of water to boil the pasta in, and if you use less water, your italian friends are going to complain. Cheating
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by mgaunard 2y ago
The example here seems to do with sizing appropriately the requirements of applications, which enables you to schedule more applications per machine, driving down costs. This is useful for any company larger than say 10 people. In general t
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by mgaunard 2y ago
it's only random when using ASLR.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
The main reason not to code on evenings and weekends is that your employer will own everything you do and might not allow you to do whatever you want anyway.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
Set a hardware breakpoint and you'll know immediately. That's what he eventually did, but he should have done so sooner. Then obviously, cancelling an operation is always tricky business with lifetime due to asynchronicity. My app
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by mgaunard 2y ago
Myself I'm in the other camp; I genuinely don't understand how people find things like MacOS or Windows usable as a desktop.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
For the best developer experience, you need to write custom tools.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
That would be encapsulation, not abstraction.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
your problem is caring about what other people have decided. Surely metadata is irrelevant and can be changed/overridden. You onboard a version and make sure everything you need can build against it, patching software as needed.
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by mgaunard 2y ago
Use a single version of the arrow library, and build everything against that one. I don't see where the problem is. I don't use Rust or third-party build or packaging systems -- I usually recommend that people don't do so eit
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by mgaunard 2y ago
1. ensure you have continuous integration against both stable and latest versions of everything, with the stable set of all transitive dependencies defined on a per-project basis, and what gets used for releases. 2. people are expected to f

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