mshockwave

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by mshockwave 8y ago
> Taiwan is in China dude, NO IT'S NOT. and also please don't bring this sensitive political topic to a technical-based forum. It's like arguing Israel and Palestine, or who should own Kashmir
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by mshockwave 8y ago
Please don't come up with such assertions, even Taiwanese don't know the exact answers for your statements mentioned above. Especially (2), it's like saying either parties in U.S. didn't do anything, which will raise a H
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by mshockwave 8y ago
FYI for those who didn't familiar with Taiwan culture: Saying that you're going to do something because some god/goddess tells you to do so in your dream is a pretty common excuse in ancient Taiwan. So it makes sense as elder
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by mshockwave 8y ago
> Thus, Bosque does not have any undefined behavior I think this is the one that should be highlighted most. Otherwise, from an engineering perspective, many of the other language features have already been implemented and widely used in
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by mshockwave 8y ago
Section 5: > Chinese people ... care about AI-related ethics issues, > including privacy. Let’s dispel once and for all with this > fiction that there are no discussions of AI ethics > happening in China. I'm happy to hear
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by mshockwave 8y ago
I think the one of the key differences is that Cranelift are more low-level
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by mshockwave 8y ago
> Discuss things in the google+ community google+?
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by mshockwave 8y ago
> Maintenance engineering is so not-rewarded that it's become an inside joke highlighted
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by mshockwave 8y ago
> PRC occasionally threatens Taiwan Dude, I'm 100% sure it's not 'occasionally'. The threaten is basically _everywhere_ around Taiwanese's life with _daily_ based frequency. But I totally agree with your opinion
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by mshockwave 8y ago
(P)NaCl is dead a long long time ago
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by mshockwave 8y ago
Stellarium is my childhood memory! I didn't know it's open-sourced until now. And now I can contribute to it :-)
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by mshockwave 8y ago
So the only prior art I can come up with now is libfirm. I probably will put it in the reference some other day.
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Gross – Research Compiler Using Graph IR for Code Optimizations and Generations(github.com)
15 points by mshockwave 8y ago|2 comments
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by mshockwave 8y ago
Traditionally GPU will not classified as VLIW
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by mshockwave 8y ago
totally agree, formal specs usually used to describe the desired _goals_ of the project, so it's pretty high level and probably won't change pretty often
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by mshockwave 8y ago
Just feel amusing this was written by DoD
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by mshockwave 8y ago
I thought it's about GraphViz dot files
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by mshockwave 8y ago
I'm more interested in the security concern
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by mshockwave 8y ago
> FromJS shows you were each value in the DOM comes from. I think it's "...where each value in the DOM..."
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by mshockwave 8y ago
Love that video. Highlight on the two differences basically explained everything! But I'm wonder if the non-patch(i.e. foregrounding that data) idea would also be helpful outside development. For example, helping scientist to model lar
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by mshockwave 8y ago
Despite many technical reasons, I think license is also one of the biggest motivations.
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by mshockwave 8y ago
>no memory management is the memory management policy in 9cc. We allocate memory using malloc() but never call free(). >I know that people find the policy odd, but this is actually a reasonable design choice for short-lived programs s
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by mshockwave 8y ago
similar to LLVM linker? I mean, both of them work on abstraction representations(LLMV IR and IL) instead of working on native code directly.
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by mshockwave 8y ago
It's open source, so you can just clone the source code and run the server locally on your computer. I've been running it like this for a long time :-)
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by mshockwave 8y ago
7nm? TSMC: Hold my beer
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Writing a GDB Frame Filter(medium.com)
49 points by mshockwave 8y ago|1 comments
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by mshockwave 8y ago
Can't agree more. The readme/lessons looks very "academic" but I just want an overview.
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by mshockwave 8y ago
And also dex is the bytecode format, which is still be used by ART(for compatibility reason I guess)