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by my-next-account 3mo ago
I don't think it's too weird of a take, we do things for many reasons. I get that it feels bad to have that directed at you as an accusation. It's rational to discuss the intent behind actions, but I think the parent is hinti
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by my-next-account 3mo ago
The parent is exaggerating, but ACCM is 36 and top 8, DauT is 40 and is something like top 16, Nicov is 34 and top 8.
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by my-next-account 4mo ago
I wonder whether Oracle is going to go bankrupt because of this
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by my-next-account 4mo ago
It's awesome!
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by my-next-account 4mo ago
That's a bit simplified, isn't it? He's pointing out precisely that "doxing" the entire population of Denmark shouldn't be acceptable to her, and that she's literally not accepting herself being "doxx
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by my-next-account 4mo ago
If it's a contiguous array, then sure.
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by my-next-account 4mo ago
I'm surprised, typically we don't all take vacation at the same time, but stagger it.
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by my-next-account 4mo ago
Implementing STL iterators are a bloody PITA
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by my-next-account 4mo ago
There's also those that burn themselves out, and John Carmack!
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by my-next-account 5mo ago
My general experience is that LLMs are both really good and extremely bad. It's so easy to get into a hole of "No, not like that, like this" and it just never getting better (including with new sessions).
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by my-next-account 5mo ago
TIL, they're back supporting each other (scroll to the bottom): Update 2026-01-26 To recap, in March 2021, the FSFE was forced to suspend our collaboration with the FSF to protect our work for software freedom from their apparent disre
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by my-next-account 5mo ago
To be honest, miscompilations because of UB is exceedingly rare, and we do a lot of weird shit in our code.
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by my-next-account 5mo ago
Hello, it's me. I'm not afraid of UB.
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by my-next-account 5mo ago
I have used those tools, I don't think they're THAT good tbh :P
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by my-next-account 5mo ago
>"Research" isn't part of my job title. If you don't know what's possible then why are you deploying it? You should be telling _me_ what's possible. I mean, you _paid_ for it, how can you possibly not know w
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by my-next-account 5mo ago
I had no idea that this was a thing. How can you figure out where SSL turns into plain text on its route to the destination?
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by my-next-account 5mo ago
> can't you just let Claude refactor it to the better architecture? In my experience, no. These tools suck at refactoring, mostly choosing to add more code instead.
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by my-next-account 5mo ago
That's right! I made the example in such a way that it is obvious what the bug is, for pedagogical reasons :-). This particular bug is a bit trickier to spot when you have more complex programs, and is something that I have seen in rea
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by my-next-account 5mo ago
1) In practice, this is not true, especially if you implement unwinding in your arena. You probably don't want to have an Arena in main, and you do all of your allocations from there, for example. That "just" leaks everything
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by my-next-account 5mo ago
C++ has a filesystem API? TIL, never used it.
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by my-next-account 5mo ago
No man, it's because of their poor ability to pick jobs, not because the other commenter was in a different niche or whatever than they are. It's absolutely not possible for 2 people to have a different experience, as there are at
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by my-next-account 7mo ago
Does anyone know what it means for something to be a "multi-core emulator" like Ares is? Like, is there some underlying benefit to developing emulators for multiple systems under the same name? Is there some shared code or what?
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by my-next-account 7mo ago
I wrote my own note sharing app using free Claude. It's self-hosted, allows for non-simultaneous editing by multiple users (uses locks), it has no passwords on users, it shows all notes in a list. Very simple app, over all. It's o
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by my-next-account 7mo ago
Here's the PDF: https://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/papers/claude-cyc... It wasn't Knuth who used Claude, but his friend. Nevertheless, Knuth was quite impressed.
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by my-next-account 7mo ago
Do you think Rob Pike ever decided that maybe what was done before isn't good enough? Stop putting artificial limits on your own competency.
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by my-next-account 7mo ago
Aha, yeah. It utilizes the compiler to insert guards at each function prologue, determining the remaining stack size.
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by my-next-account 7mo ago
It says that it's based on Nextcloud, which is AGPL, so they better F:ing cough up the source code :-)
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by my-next-account 7mo ago
This really made me long for more mathemaics in my life. Thank you for a very nice in memoriam text.
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by my-next-account 7mo ago
2KiB is a peculiar size. Typical page size is 4KiB, and you probably want to allocate two pages - one for the stack and one for a guard page for stack overflow protection. That means that a fibers' minimal size ought to be 8KiB.
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by my-next-account 7mo ago
Actors are a model, I have no clue why you're saying that there is a particular memory cost to them on real hardware. To me, you can implement actors using fibers and a postbox. I've no idea what the majority of programmers know o

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