rurban

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511.
by rurban 8mo ago
More importantly to me is the question if he committed all the stages to git. Without that you and the AI easily get lost.
512.
by rurban 8mo ago
It doesn't beat a hashtable, but has faster sequential (=ordered) reads, and can do range iterators. The examples to not reflect that. All random accesses are slower.
513.
by rurban 8mo ago
What? You get Chinese lidar sensors for 12 EUR for a long time already.
514.
by rurban 8mo ago
You see it at the last page. Massive Messaged Passing, sockets and pthread improvements.
515.
by rurban 8mo ago
All the articles at https://milk.com/wall-o-shame/ are a goldmine. I prefer the one of a student called ''Missile'' Seitz buying a missile for nothing, and then didn't have to pay income taxes
516.
by rurban 8mo ago
Fixed link: https://oldvcr.blogspot.com/2025/05/prior-art-dept-hierarchi...
517.
by rurban 8mo ago
Not really. In Graz we had our better Hyper-G graphical browser before CERN, with a completely integrated system to ensure link consistency. Every browser was also the editor. In 1989. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2105.08057
518.
by rurban 8mo ago
Of course he got a response by a lawyer. He shouldn't have hacked the whole site, that's highly illegal, and usually the police is coming knocking, not just a lawyer. Such a morally bankrupt weirdo
519.
by rurban 8mo ago
Why was Varnish renamed to Vinyl again? Just because a company took their name? Looks like they are still maintaining the varnish packages for Debian and redhat. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45251271 is not really
520.
by rurban 8mo ago
Cees: typo in chapter 8. "specifically on recursrive". Always loved actors, but unfortunately scheme didn't champion them.
521.
by rurban 8mo ago
Then you are the only one who haven't watched it. Go watch it now! It's fantastic (at least the first Compaq seasons)
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BarraCUDA Open-source CUDA compiler targeting AMD GPUs(github.com)
464 points by rurban 8mo ago|202 comments
523.
by rurban 8mo ago
Yes, I'd love to see the single line being removed, causing security issues. Many others also.
524.
by rurban 8mo ago
The director of the FSF is not a credible source? All the harassed and exploited third-world women are not credible? Certainly more credible than this guy.
525.
by rurban 8mo ago
Removing unused inlined functions or false constexpr's is trivial to see. We already have -Winline. We care about removed branches, exprs and stmts due to some optimizer logic. I'm talking about the optimizer, not the linker, whic
526.
by rurban 8mo ago
This was 2015, and we still have no -Wdeadcode, warning of removal of "dead code", ie what compilers think of dead code. If a program writer writes code, it is never dead. It is written. It had purpose. If the compiler thinks t
527.
by rurban 9mo ago
Calling strict alignment requirements "beloved" is a wide stretch. You had to split loops into Sparc and Ubsan, vs normal variants.
528.
by rurban 9mo ago
There cannot be any num32. num is a number, which can be fixed size integers, floating point numbers (of fixed size or not) or bigints. Some also add decimals num32 being i32 or f32 makes no sense
529.
by rurban 9mo ago
Neat? I would use other words. Fraudsters rely on marketing. https://danielpocock.com/en/matthias-fsfe-analogous-identity...
530.
by rurban 9mo ago
This is hilarious. Unfortunately not entirely fake. I myself had an totally unqualified idiot to do a security audit on a TLS implementation. He probably came from web security audits and insisted to get mime checks for the private and publ
531.
by rurban 9mo ago
Makes a good block list. Vehemently arguing to block AI
532.
by rurban 9mo ago
> Instead of debating for years (like other languages), zig just tries things out. Good > Worst case you can always rollback changes. No, you cannot. People will leave in masses. In perl they announced experiments with a mandatory use
533.
by rurban 9mo ago
Better than no memory safety, sure. Also a kernel should be memory safe, so garbage collected.
534.
by rurban 9mo ago
They must rule against chess also then. It's clearly addictive design, harming the minds of innocent kids. Absurd
535.
by rurban 9mo ago
Blake Lemoine thought that 2022 already: https://www.criticalopalescence.com/p/is-blake-lemoine-reall...
536.
by rurban 9mo ago
I thought it's known for a long time already that it was his second wife, from Boise, Idaho.
537.
by rurban 9mo ago
No, the coolest thing about tcc is that it is developed successfully wiki-style. Everybody can commit to the main branch (called mob). And it only gets better. No cooperation would allow that.
538.
by rurban 9mo ago
Sounds like a movie in the making
539.
by rurban 9mo ago
More so than the US?
540.
by rurban 9mo ago
There is no law when entering the country. They can do everything they want, or making up anything they'll imagine.

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