mwkaufma

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by mwkaufma 7mo ago
Pulling out the ol' "activist" dog whistle. Cope.
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by mwkaufma 7mo ago
A lot of untagged IANAL takes here today.
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by mwkaufma 7mo ago
For a more actively maintained XNA implementation, also worth looking at Ethan Lee's FNA: https://fna-xna.github.io/
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by mwkaufma 8mo ago
The "original material" was modified significantly - Tove's illustration of Gollum, e.g., was not inconsistent with the 1937 edition she was working from, before Tolkien rewrote the scene to bring it more in-line with the ver
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by mwkaufma 8mo ago
"The reason is that the compiler decided to allocate the backing store on the stack. Because it knows what size it needs to be (10 times the size of a task) it can allocate storage for it in the stack frame of process2 instead of on th
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by mwkaufma 8mo ago
If I had a nickel for every article about avoiding implicit boxing in gc-heap languages...
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by mwkaufma 8mo ago
Anecdotal evidence of specious claim.
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by mwkaufma 8mo ago
Just hope those lambdas aren't throwing exceptions ;)
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by mwkaufma 8mo ago
But like, you knew you were being a bit of a smart aleck in your first reply. I was just matching snark-for-snark ;)
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by mwkaufma 8mo ago
Is the feedback that instead of a short web search, I could "simply" have checked the man page on a different computer, after confirming dev tools are installed?
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by mwkaufma 8mo ago
orly $ man bom No manual entry for bom
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by mwkaufma 8mo ago
Originally read "BOM (Bill of Materials)" and thought it was a misattribution of the more common "Byte Order Marker" acronym common to file format headers, but websurfing reveals it's correct -- referring to this fo
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by mwkaufma 8mo ago
Thinking about fpu pipeline parallelism/stalls still matter, though more often by hinting an optimizing compiler + verifying the output by inspection, than by inlining asm itself.
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by mwkaufma 9mo ago
civilization = their personal bank accounts
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by mwkaufma 9mo ago
cope
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by mwkaufma 9mo ago
Picking the number "70%" out of a hat is not "math."
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by mwkaufma 9mo ago
"I'm not being tribal, it's everyone _else_."
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by mwkaufma 9mo ago
2/5ths of SOLID... you're almost there...
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by mwkaufma 9mo ago
Conservatives very concerned about academic reproducability* (*except when the paper helps their agenda)
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by mwkaufma 9mo ago
Immediate uninstall.
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by mwkaufma 9mo ago
"Predictably" prediction markets have opened up space in the void left by journalism for tea-leaf reading with the fig leaf of mathy jargon.
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by mwkaufma 9mo ago
Yes it's _our_ fault Google search was enshittified.
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by mwkaufma 9mo ago
If so, then you have Two Problems
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by mwkaufma 9mo ago
"The Unbearable Frustration of Figuring Out APIS... By Just Asking A Chatbot Instead Of Reading The Manual"
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by mwkaufma 9mo ago
Why study the territory, when you have a map that's been conveniently generated to obfuscate any pesky discovery-indicating outliers?
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by mwkaufma 9mo ago
"Nah uh I'm not falling for hype _you're_ falling for hype."
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by mwkaufma 10mo ago
That's an example of an algorithmic improvement (log n vs n), not a micro benchmark, Mr. Fallacy.
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by mwkaufma 10mo ago
Why? If those micro benchmarks mattered in your domain, you wouldn't be using python.
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by mwkaufma 10mo ago
Network byte order.
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by mwkaufma 10mo ago
"the dictionary defines 'industrial' as..." lol

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