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by tgv 10mo ago
As I see it: tracking (de)allocation in a very simple, understandable way. Unfortunately, that seems to be all it does. It's a start, certainly if you don't want to/cannot use a more complete system, since they can be quite c
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by tgv 10mo ago
A compiler takes some language and translates it into something close(r) to the hardware. And that's what the OP does. And since it compiles in process and executed it too, it's JIT, as opposed to AOT. These terms are not related
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by tgv 10mo ago
Looks nice.
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by tgv 10mo ago
It is, and I understand the hope, but Maduro wasn't a good replacement for Chavez, yet he persisted because of the support of the rest of the regime. I hope for the best, but this is not an auspicious beginning.
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by tgv 10mo ago
It's the Android debugger port, and it's used for infection, but the article doesn't exclude other methods nor mentions ports used by the malware.
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by tgv 10mo ago
This is hardly a regime change. Only Maduro has been captured, the rest is still in power.
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by tgv 10mo ago
The article says: "responds to [...] microwave oven leakage".
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by tgv 10mo ago
#1 is known to be problematic in open source, so it would need qualifications. #2 is so broad, it would make practically anything PD. And there's no reason for #3. It might even be implied by #2.
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by tgv 10mo ago
I doubt list and string concatenation operate in constant time, or else they affect another benchmark. E.g., you can concatenate two lists in the same time, regardless of their size, but at the cost of slower access to the second one (or bo
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by tgv 10mo ago
Certain types of (numerical) problems are very parallel in nature. LLMs, for example. But obviously not every problem is. And sometimes a parallel solution isn't the most efficient.
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by tgv 10mo ago
The negatives outweigh the positives, if only because the positives are so small. A bunch of coders making their lives easier doesn't really matter, but pupils and students skipping education does. As a meme said: you had better start
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by tgv 10mo ago
There are more great improvisers, in other traditions, e.g. Sietze de Vries (1), who's Dutch and improvises mainly in Northern German Baroque style (the video has an improvised fugue), and Wolfgang Seiben (2), who's German and imp
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by tgv 10mo ago
Perhaps you mean reliability rather than determinism/reproduceability?
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by tgv 10mo ago
You can't get (much) cash without the transaction being traced or criminal in many countries. There's a limit to legal cash transactions. Arguments about amount are immaterial to me. Cash transactions of say $500k are physically d
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by tgv 10mo ago
Then I should seriously take a look at it. I figured it was just another package manager.
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by tgv 10mo ago
I think you're mistaking Go for some other language.
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by tgv 10mo ago
Won't those dependencies then be global? With potential conflicts as a result?
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by tgv 10mo ago
These free book shelves are no substitute for a real library, are they? In my experience, the offering is really limited. It's nice for a random find, but that's all. It's tough that books get burned, but if nobody wants to r
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by tgv 10mo ago
First, a French judge has no power in the US. Second, Bitcoin is utter shit: it is not sustainable and mainly used to prop up criminals. Third, if money can be hidden and taxation becomes very difficult or impossible, society will collapse,
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by tgv 10mo ago
First, the parent comment didn't say anything about a spectrum. It just posited "it's legible." But it isn't to me, nor to 99.999% of the people here, I assume. Even those who've dabbled once in BF will probabl
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by tgv 10mo ago
My application's primary task is to move JSON objects between storage and front-end. It does a lot more, but that's it's primary task. So document storage is a logical choice. There are no real reasons to join records, althou
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by tgv 10mo ago
And can you explain why? I think not. What's the superior alternative, for every use case?
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by tgv 10mo ago
So ... someone calls their parsing strategy "resilient LL parsing" without actually implementing LL parsing, a technique known since the 1970s, and then has an infinite recursion bug? Probably skipped Parsing 101.
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by tgv 10mo ago
To me, that's still unreadable. While the intention of the code may be documented, it's pretty hard to understand if that "+" is really correct, or if that "<" should actually be a ">". I can&#x
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by tgv 10mo ago
Whenever you measure two different groups, you find a difference. Can it be solely ascribed to the one variable? Doubtful. You would have to match the groups for all possible contributing factors, and here not even the basic demographics ha
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by tgv 10mo ago
We're talking kilobytes, not gigabytes. And it isn't DDR5 either.
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by tgv 10mo ago
Well written, and interesting. I'm slightly surprised at the detailed memories you have from such an early age.
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by tgv 10mo ago
If that's all you can complain about, you agree with the parent comment for 99.99%. And companies do force it.
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by tgv 10mo ago
You're probably replying to a bot.
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by tgv 10mo ago
Yet another bot reply.

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