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tekknolagi
11mo ago
sqlitedict? Or shelve/dbm?
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Graph Neural Networks for Faster Search
(chrisgregory.me)
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11mo ago
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tekknolagi
11mo ago
The good news is now you got tricked (accidentally, tbh) into reading about compilers!
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tekknolagi
1y ago
<3
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tekknolagi
1y ago
The real fix felt more complicated when I drafted this. Seems like it isn't; I'll think about updating the post
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tekknolagi
1y ago
In case the author didn't notice, the organization name appears to be missing an L - "litte"
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tekknolagi
1y ago
Re: ZJIT: all development is happening in the open in the zjit folder of the ruby/ruby repo. You can follow along!
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tekknolagi
1y ago
If I may toot my own horn: https://bernsteinbear.com/blog/typed-python/
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tekknolagi
1y ago
Excellent subtitle "let's have a tiki". Great joke
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ClassDistribution from S6 JIT is neat
(bernsteinbear.com)
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1y ago
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tekknolagi
1y ago
I like this. Especially the last paragraph. Mind if I quote you and expand?
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Zero-overhead checks with fake stack overflows
(bernsteinbear.com)
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1y ago
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Fast Allocations in Ruby 3.5
(railsatscale.com)
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1y ago
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tekknolagi
1y ago
I wonder if that's just not in the top 10k words :/
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tekknolagi
1y ago
Fixed, I think? Let me know
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tekknolagi
1y ago
This is not snark! This is me genuinely wondering.
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tekknolagi
1y ago
Programming language (implementation)? :)
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tekknolagi
1y ago
I know :( but it looks like he opened a bakery and that business is going well. So in some sense he's living the dream
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ZJIT has been merged into Ruby
(railsatscale.com)
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1y ago
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tekknolagi
1y ago
This seems, at least upon first read, analogous to global value numbering (GVN). Or, depending on how you look at it, common subexpression elimination (CSE). I am mostly wondering why they are not mentioned in the article.
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tekknolagi
1y ago
Ideally this would be "200 and change" since that's the name of the page, but HN cut out the number.
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And Change
(pdubroy.github.io)
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1y ago
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tekknolagi
1y ago
Very nice
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tekknolagi
1y ago
This doesn't mention another use of configure which is manually enabling or disabling features via --with-X -- I might send in a PR for that
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Doing the Prospero-Challenge in RPython
(pypy.org)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Hah, nice. I made this crappy version for a friend to use in a joke: https://bernsteinbear.com/redactor/
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Nix derivations by hand, without guessing
(bernsteinbear.com)
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2y ago
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tekknolagi
2y ago
She's Sophia now, FYI
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2y ago
I think getting downvoted (not by me) because if you scroll to the end of the post, that's the very first submission (by me).
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The Prospero Challenge
(mattkeeter.com)
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2y ago
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