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by readittwice 10y ago
Sure, but don't forget that there also exists aarch64 with ilp32 (int, long and pointers are 32bit) as opposed to the default lp64. Which is basically the new instruction set but restricted to 32bit memory space. In fact some of the sp
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by readittwice 10y ago
I started to read into "Effective Modern C++" but it seemed the book (or at least the beginning) focused too much on obscure edge-cases of C++ for me before I stopped reading. "Effective C++" didn't feel that way fo
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by readittwice 10y ago
Sure, I wouldn't recommend that solution if you have to delete single nodes a lot. But it is quite convenient if you don't need to do that.
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by readittwice 10y ago
You could use id/vec indices, instead of directly pointing to your e.g. sucessors: "struct Node { successors: Vec<usize> }". This has the obvious disadvantage that deleting nodes is quite hard though.
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by readittwice 10y ago
I am not so sure about this, at least for Java for one simple reason: it is so easy to have back-pointers/cycles in your object graphs. In Java you don't even have to think about that. This was quite hard for me to figure out when
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by readittwice 10y ago
so this uses GPU-accelerated rendering with OpenGL. TBH I have never used OpenGL and when I read "GPU-accelerated XYZ" this still sounds like magic to me because I've know idea how this works. Could you point me to some resou
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by readittwice 10y ago
That study wants to shed some light on whether UBI is viable or not, but limits UBI for two years. I suppose people are then less inclined to change anything in there life and just see UBI as a nice, not-life-changing win in the lottery. Pe
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by readittwice 10y ago
So true, thanks for writing that! Don't give them the money just for two years, but guarantee them the money over their whole life and you will see vastly different results. Another "problem" with this kind of study is that t
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by readittwice 10y ago
There are some JITs that used (tried to use) LLVM but eventually stopped using it, see HHVM or Apples JavaScriptCore (despite that Apple is heavily involved in LLVM). LLVM is great as a AOT-compiler, but JITs seem to need faster compilation
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by readittwice 10y ago
I had the same problem with my jit, which also generated stack frames not aligned to 16-byte. My test program crashed on an SSE instruction in the Rust standard library (I dont' recall if this bug only occured in release mode, may have
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by readittwice 10y ago
I think I read that too, but I am not sure that this is actually true. Please correct me if I am wrong, according to the Rust developers code generation seems to be the bottleneck. That's why they are working on incremental compilation
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by readittwice 10y ago
That's the backlash you have since media didn't report any problems with asylum seekers in the beginning. How long did it took the german state TV to report about the events on last sylvester? IIRC about 4 days in today's wor
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by readittwice 10y ago
IMHO he will be one of the people responsible for radically limitting the human right of asylum and the rise of right-wings all over Europe. Asylum once was a nice idea, but right now it is misused for mass-immigration in Europe.
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by readittwice 10y ago
Hmm, I am wondering how moving ownership would work in a GC'ed system. You could have arbitrarily many references to the moved object (or subobjects). The slides say that an exception is thrown if an object of a different guild is acce
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by readittwice 10y ago
Hi, I am Austrian and I read the original interview in an austrian newspaper. It was very unspectacular and I am quite amused that it got international attention. Our prime minister is wrong or at least slightly populist here. Yeah, Faceboo