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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
I didn't. I've a hunch that it's a very deep rabbit hole, which means understanding and fixing those crashes is going to be a significant time investment. I can't bill a customer for that time, and my boss won't be
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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
"AArch32 support is WONTFIX, as far as we are concerned. Even if implementing rr on 32 bit ARM were possible I don't think anybody cares about it at this point."
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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
So does rr work on arm yet? Nope. Back to good old printf. On a realated note, the number of times I've had gdb crash on arm is so ridiculous that I don't really bother with it unless I absolutely have to.
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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
Sounds like this is a new term for "your website hosted on your domain."
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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
Do you have a good one in mind? All the open source tools I've tried are MISRAble
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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
People are talking about debugging because debugging needs to be possible. If you blow the stack in a debug build, your application fucking crashes. That makes debug builds useless and can make debugging some problems very difficult. Ther
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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
> What's the argument for building in debug mode Sometimes optimized binaries are just a nightmare to debug. Symbols do not help.
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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
Which tools patch C's shortcomings?
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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
What's the problem with that? You don't have to read these people's posts if you don't like them, just like I don't have to watch conspiracy bullshit on youtube. Maybe I want to read these folks' posts! The
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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
> One has to stop somewhere, and this article decided to stop at C, as opposed to assembly. As soon as you mention the stack, you've gone beyond C and started talking about something that is not C.
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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
My work laptop has 0.5T SSD and it's 90% full. Turns out VMs, large repos, and OS projects are big. I know there are some large docker images too.
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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
I don't know about you but I work on a laptop, and I work on multiple projects, and each project might use dozens of containers for builds, testing, releases, etcetra. If every container were a gigabyte in size, majority of the laptop
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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
Maybe they should just kick out all those hobo beggars from red hat, intel, oracle, etc. and get some well compensated professionals on board.
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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
> More difficult to read Subjective, and I do not find it more difficult to read. On the contrary, I often find shorter and denser expressions (especially around obligatory fluff that doesn't actually do much) to improve readabil
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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
I know SEI well. I have worked on projects where linters enforce that style, and I hate it. You can read their justification: a programmer or code reviewer might mistakenly believe that the two variables src and c are declared as char *. &q
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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
I wish we could talk about style in objective terms, not just opinion. Opinions are kinda stupid. Here's my opinion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26790701 (actually that's just a faux opinion to make a p
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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
Sorry I can't read your comment, could you split your words into separate paragraphs?
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by thrwaeasddsaf 5y ago
There is nothing wrong with multiple declarations.
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by thrwaeasddsaf 6y ago
> 3. Really bad work-life balance in general. When busy and everyone's WFH, boundary between work and life really got blurred. There's nothing like "gotta go, chat tomorrow" stuff. You can only blame yourself for that
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by thrwaeasddsaf 6y ago
If you think scope creep is an inevitable consequence of not making a protocol non-extensible, I have a thousand RFCs to show you.. Really you just need to outline some goals and rules and have the right people at the top calling the shots.
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by thrwaeasddsaf 6y ago
I haven't got much sources for you but what I've picked up over the years: a lot of OpenBSD's security is just old fashioned manual code review and audits, and there are not enough eyeballs. Someone like Ilja van Sprundel ca
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by thrwaeasddsaf 6y ago
Gemini may unfortunately be the best hope in terms of what gets adoption but I feel like it swings way too far in the other direction. I see this a lot: your choices are either massively obese or minimalist to a fault. Where is the middle