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by xxs 2y ago
private fields are no issue
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by xxs 2y ago
Around 19 year late, still better than never.
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by xxs 2y ago
>finalized while you're still "using" them. It's a well known way to deal with such cases by using an additional weak reference. (even I think J. Bloch has mentioned it). Here (typing w/o an other editor, excuse
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by xxs 2y ago
Java has had PhantomReferce for about 25y now. There are meant for post-mortrem clean up. (although both finalize and PhantomReferce are pre-mortrem, unlike WeakRefences) One of the main issues with finalize method is that it adds the newly
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by xxs 2y ago
The point was that the "abi" is platform independent (and has very late bindings)
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by xxs 2y ago
> Java can be =optimized= beyond all recognition, into bytecode that can no longer be represented by the Java language. I am not sure how that works, Java is all about JIT. Bytecode almost doesn't matter. Personally I can read assem
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by xxs 2y ago
>Aren't .class and .jar files "binaries"? Not at all. jar is just a zip with a different extension +some metadata in META-INF (including dependencies). class are compiled java files but they do contain all kinds of metadat
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by xxs 2y ago
PS/2 is like the 90s. If it didn't have screws for positive affixation it doesn't count.
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by xxs 2y ago
if it uses 'power' (aside wire resistance) is not passive, e.g. I'd consider resistors, capacitors, coils - passive, even I'd agree about diodes, even though they'd add latency. DP->HDMI requires some electronics
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by xxs 2y ago
I don't recall seeing a USB keyboard in a laptop (admittedly I don't do that for a living at any rate). Even backlights tend to be separate pwm lines. It also make sense as USB would require a controller on the keyboard side.
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by xxs 2y ago
The statement is correct; it's not on the substrate similar to AMD's 3D cache or it doesn't use interposer like HBM. You can consider it like a small PCB that has the CPU die and the memory soldered very closely nearby (and l
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by xxs 2y ago
T is for thermal, it's mostly about the need to be able to dissipate that much heat on average not peak (or transient) power.
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by xxs 2y ago
Of course it's ddr5 not 4.
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by xxs 2y ago
>saving a few ms per request, or more likely just on the first request. That's not given, either as UDP is normally not prioritized under congestion.
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by xxs 2y ago
>with 5% packet loss This is absolutely massive
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by xxs 2y ago
The sheer truth is the prime user for the protocol is ads serving, for common case (API calls with some keep-alive) it's an effective downgrade to even http1.1.
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by xxs 2y ago
oddly enough that's not the most optimal version of crc32, e.g. it's not an avx512 variant.
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by xxs 2y ago
I mentioned in under another comment - and while I consider myself versed enough in deflate - comparing the library to zlib-ng is quite weird as the latter is generally hand written assembly. In order to beat it'd take some oddity in
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by xxs 2y ago
zlib-ng is pretty much assembly - with a bit of C. There is this quote: but was not entirely fair because our rust implementation could assume that certain SIMD capabilities would be available, while zlib-ng had to check for them at runti
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by xxs 2y ago
260M is not for firefox entirely, e.g. Mozilla AI (and VPN) is part of that. I don't think there are official numbers for firefox alone but i doubt it's over 30%
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by xxs 2y ago
likely even more as it has to be an atomic operation which causes extra latency and coherency traffic
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by xxs 2y ago
I chuckle every time anyone has tried to handle long(64bit) overflows while incrementing by one. Other than that, the version checks + retries have been a thing since forever (they are the most bog standard way to do any lock-free datastruc
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by xxs 2y ago
If that's any help the king of Bulgaria did win the elections (the parliament) and became a prime minister (2001)... yet nothing much went of it.
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by xxs 2y ago
We will get Greenland one way or another. That's a horrid statement if you are Danish (and worse if you live on that island). Realistically it's a horrid statement, anyways.
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by xxs 2y ago
I guess that's joke - indeed, in the EU - Northern counties + flat lands + Spain[x] are monarchies where the monarchs have all but representation powers. You can add Monaco (which is not an independent State), if you really wish. Then
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by xxs 2y ago
You'd need to be able to 3d print POM, though (or use CNC).
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by xxs 2y ago
True, of course, however the spice mining in Star Wars refers to mining minerals and converting them to drugs. And of course, without any doubt both the mining and the spice have influence from Dune.
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by xxs 2y ago
nowadays (past few decades) 'mine' (and farm) are often used in place of gather, esp. when it comes to game communities, e.g. 'mine' wood in 'warcraft III'. Farm any sort of materials, equipment, reputation, et
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by xxs 2y ago
In that case it'd be 'coin', though
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by xxs 2y ago
I'd believe a word they say if it can factor 33.

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