realityczeque

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by realityczeque 8y ago
GCC implementation is gross and many compiler people prefer working on and with clang/llvm even if the generated code is inferior.
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by realityczeque 8y ago
XCOM no doubt. I once lost a veteran ranger and I was bummed for days. He was mind-controlled by the enemy and a panicked friendly shot him. Tragic.
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by realityczeque 8y ago
Your windshield perspective is showing. The reason people in cars don't notice bike traffic is because a bike is small and unobtrusive and silent. Fifty cars in the same place is an epic disaster but fifty bikes in the same place is
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by realityczeque 8y ago
Or you can just buy a DC refrigerator.
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by realityczeque 8y ago
That's a good point. If you use a custom allocator with your vector then you can be sure of the alignment, although the compiler will pretend to be unaware of it. All that stuff I want for string goes for vector, too.
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by realityczeque 8y ago
I really, really don't want cross-platform SIMD in C++. The reason I write asm is I know how the machine works and exactly what I want the machine to do. It's already hard enough to get what you want from the compiler and trying
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by realityczeque 8y ago
Yeah but EVs make up a far smaller proportion of miles driven than they do the fleet by units. For obvious reasons: many EVs are short-range vehicles and the people who buy them are self-selecting as people who are both environmentally con
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by realityczeque 8y ago
Not sure your math checks out. EVs are < 1% of fleet and < 2% of sales in the USA. As you say, cars last 10-20 years and this number is rapidly getting longer. Vehicles older than 16 years are the most-rapidly-growing segment of the