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by npalli 1y ago
You should try PlatformIO. It solves exactly the problem (last line) for known boards. I did some hobby work but your mileage might vary. Caution that it is C++ first platform (rather than C), so if you are having allergic reaction* might t
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by npalli 1y ago
Kudos, I think (in the short term at least) there is a large amount of perf. optimization to be found by coding parts of the whole AI/ML infrastructure in C++ like this one, not as a rewrite (god no!) but drop in and fix key bottleneck
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by npalli 1y ago
> When Be engineers went to Android and built a Be-inspired API, the first thing they did was tone down the multithreading and dump C++. The OS was less responsive but more stable and easier to program. Yeah, Android sucked in responsive
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HPX v1.11.0: The C++ Standards Library for Parallelism and Concurrency(github.com)
7 points by npalli 1y ago|0 comments
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by npalli 1y ago
The general spike in interest from 2021 onwards (the language has been around for a while so it's not like people just found out) is due to a large hangover from crypto folks who become jobless after the bust. Super savvy in general be
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by npalli 1y ago
So Feb 4, 2004 (founding) to September 6, 2006 (newsfeed). LOL.
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by npalli 1y ago
yeah this is good, but now add lifetime annotations to have fun.
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by npalli 1y ago
> We're really talking about resistance to memory safety in the last redoubts of unsafety: browsers and operating systems. .. and other performance critical areas like Financial applications (HFT), High Performance Computing (incl.
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by npalli 1y ago
Also, it is worthwhile reading the standard proposal paper for lot of examples of how this might be used in the future. https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2025/p29...
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by npalli 1y ago
“Whole new language.” Mic drop. LOL, I'm sure for many it is Heart sink. I kid, but good to see at least some progress, though not what many practitioners want in day-to-day programming.
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by npalli 1y ago
Very cool, examples look great. Any performance metrics (compared to NumPy) that are available?
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by npalli 1y ago
Performance drop of 2x for memory safety critical sections vs Rust rewrite taking years/decades, not even a contest. Now, if that drop was 10x maybe, but at 2x it is no brainer to continue with C++. I'm not certain Fil-C totally w
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by npalli 1y ago
Rust is the future of systems programming and will always be for the foreseeable future. The memory issue will mostly be addressed as needed, see from John Carmack yesterday[1], the C++ ecosystem advantage (a broad sense of how problems whe
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by npalli 1y ago
time.Now().Format("Monday, January 2, 2006 at 15:04") // Try on the Go Playground: https://go.dev/play/p/kOWlG6bdvbC You can change it to time.Now.Format("Monday, January 345, 2006
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by npalli 1y ago
yeah, he was 20 when he co-authored lex. Had a good career at Sun and was brought into Google as adult supervision and that was 20 years ago! Kind of living example of the (almost) entire history of computing.
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by npalli 1y ago
>The original authors of yacc were Mike Lesk and Eric Schmidt - yes that Eric Schmidt. Incorrect, they were authors of lex. yacc was authored by Stephen Johnson. Surprising to me is all the authors are still around, even though the tools
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How Do Olympiad Medalists Judge LLMs in Competitive Programming?(arxiv.org)
3 points by npalli 1y ago|1 comments
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by npalli 1y ago
Leaderboard https://livecodebenchpro.com/
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String Interpolation in C++ Using Glaze Stencil/Mustache(stephenberry.github.io)
28 points by npalli 1y ago|1 comments
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by npalli 1y ago
As repeated for another game engine, written in modern C++20 gives one great confidence in the viability and longevity of the engine. Good choice, kudos on the effort.
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by npalli 1y ago
Complaining about C++ seems to be a personality trait for some developers. It's there, whether you like it or not, use it or not. Move on.
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by npalli 1y ago
> luxe itself is written in c++ Good, it bodes well for the future of this game engine.
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Mbase, an LLM SDK in C++(docs.mbasesoftware.com)
1 points by npalli 1y ago|1 comments
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by npalli 1y ago
MBASE SDK is a set of libraries designed to supply the developer with necessary tools and procedures to easily integrate LLM capabilities into their C++ applications. Here is a list of libraries: Inference Library: An LLM inference library
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by npalli 1y ago
My first impression was Frederick Forsyth is still alive?? remembering him from classics that seemed ancient when I read them decades ago. Think Ian Fleming and James Bond type books. Toast to him though, great talent nevertheless. RIP.
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by npalli 1y ago
Agents to do what? Take ML/AI, all the infra and tools are Python/C++ so what exactly is the Agent going to help you with Go? Many such domains- gaming, HFT, HPC, Scientific Computing, Systems, UX, Enterprise etc. etc. Seems it re
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by npalli 1y ago
Are the compile times still terrible (worse than templated C++).
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by npalli 1y ago
std::list to std::vector should be the big one. std::map to std::unordered_map could be next. then, really ranges/constexpr/std::move could make a difference, hard to say definitely. Beyond these, Modern C++ would have most defini
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by npalli 1y ago
Not only is it not C++23, the C++ code is from the 2011 paper!, so pre-C++11. Rust maybe better than code written before C++11 is not a strong take.
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by npalli 1y ago
You mean LLVM, cause I was confused why you would put into an LLM (which one?)

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