pertymcpert

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by pertymcpert 10y ago
Did you read the person you replied to carefully?
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by pertymcpert 10y ago
Not very up to date are you...
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by pertymcpert 10y ago
You're not supposed to be trying to be someone you're not. If you have to put in that much effort during your day job then you won't be happy. You just need to relax and be yourself, it not only makes everyone more comfortabl
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by pertymcpert 10y ago
Isn't having to learn a new language/framework every month a symptom of not being a top class engineer? If you're a web developer code monkey yes that might be important for career development, but the fundamentals are mostly
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by pertymcpert 10y ago
I work on compilers full time.
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by pertymcpert 10y ago
It really doesn't, everyone knows that football fanatic is just a big fan of football. Same for any other interest. It's hyperbole but one that everyone knows is hyperbole. Strange that you think otherwise to be honest.
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by pertymcpert 10y ago
The absurd margins are in fact the reason why Intel need to fear ARM. It gives an incentive to lower the costs by designing them out of systems, even if it means sacrificing peak performance.
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by pertymcpert 10y ago
No that's not how it works at all. ARM has always been power efficiency focused.
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by pertymcpert 10y ago
bit.LITTLE isn't a mixing of architectures, it's a mixing of micro-architectures. And the fact that big.LITTLE designs are commonly used now, and even Apple adopting their own version of it in their latest SoC is a validation of i
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by pertymcpert 10y ago
WTF. How do you turn a problem which cannot be reduced into parallel sub-components into an Erlang program then? Are there just a huge class of computations that cannot be done with Erlang? Of course not.
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by pertymcpert 10y ago
They sold their business to Didi Chuxing, they're no longer taking that loss.
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by pertymcpert 10y ago
Is that really true? Will they actually be forced out at that age as a common occurrence??
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by pertymcpert 10y ago
Yep, loop rotation and unrolling are done very commonly.
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by pertymcpert 10y ago
It is a convention, it's called a procedure call standard. Compilers which conform to the PCS can call functions compiled by other compilers (that's how you can use libraries for example). If there's a bug in the compiler tha
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by pertymcpert 10y ago
No chance, modern compilers spend most of their time in the optimization stages. Lexing is peanuts.
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by pertymcpert 16y ago
I think what may have helped was the fact that at 40mph, the vehicle was likely in 3rd gear or so. After initially slowing it down, the higher gear would mean that the engine would produce less torque and make it easier to slow down.