yxhuvud

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by yxhuvud 2y ago
First of all, this is what? A month or two of posts? Spreading the time to read out over that make the cost almost go away. You can do it while drinking coffee or whatever, and when reading in better formats (say, in your inbox), you will s
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
You don't get to run legacy systems with rust based drivers. You were not going to do that anyhow, so what is the issue, really?
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
And not to forget: business realities change over time, but it is not always the code follow.
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
Could it be productive to report the slowness to the compiler (or ld) makers? Is this inherently bad or could it be fixed by the toolmakers?
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
The problem with the linear probe is that it creates long runs of collisions, thereby forcing you to avoid that by having a lower fill factor.
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
So using buckets with linked lists like that is neither space efficient or fast. A strategy that nowadays is more common and fast is to store conflicts in the table itself using some strategy to find a place in the table itself to put the n
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
What you are missing is how the hash table behaves when it is almost full. If there is one empty spot left in the whole table, how do you find it when you insert a new entry?
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
And even then you are usually fine if you want a week or two before upgrading.
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
I don't buy it. Nazis don't get less radical if you change your laws to get more in line with their thoughts, they get emboldened and want even more.
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
Usually, this is not good enough. I as a software developer often make use of the package manager built into the language of choice and use that to distribute my software. I also commonly make use of package managers of languages that I don
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
There are definitely a lot of missing protocols when it comes to input though - wl_seat has pointer, keyboard and touch input support, but where are gamepads and wheels?
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
Well there are opportunities to do the wrong thing though, like sending an event to the client every time it get an update. Which means that high poll rate mice would DDOS less efficient clients. This used to be a problem in Mutter, but tha
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
Even then, if you actually need a good query builder for Ruby that manages more complex cases than AR does, then Sequel is there and is so, so powerful.
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
Probably not, because the if-statement in my post is likely false. The Australian user base is likely not high enough.
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
> so 75% of users are having load times faster No. It on a request basis, meaning that one in a four clicks a user does take more than half a second to complete. Slow times for as low percentiles as 75 mean users hit the bad cases very o
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
If Shopify app P75 response time is that slow due to that the users are in Australia, then they should get a data center there.
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
So many words and not even mentioning RRT3. The successor was a departure in some ways, but so great and dynamic in other ways.
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
This happen with IDE people too, and even more often with LSP people. Too many people take what the tooling say as gospel instead of taking the time to get an understanding of what they are doing.
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
I reason the same way with explicit typing.
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
n is some value depending on the size of the input, so if you have a look up table that is O(n), then that memory needs to be initialized somehow. If you have a fixed size lookup table then it is O(1), even if it is big.
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
Because it takes n time to access n units of memory. Heavily simplified due to caches etc. To the point where people sometimes measure in cache misses instead as that is usually what actually matters.
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
I see 3 or four lines of boilerplate in your example, depending on if the closing brace is counted or not. Compare with the following equivalent program in ruby or crystal (it is valid in both): puts "hi" And the crystal
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
And even if it wasn't glaciated, there should still have been winters where the lakes would have been less of a barrier and more of a clear path to walk..
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
Multipart messages definitely happens in APIs as well, if you are handling blobs that are potentially pretty big.
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
Neither are the gradual decline before that. At least there can be time to prepare for the inevitable.
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
They have plenty of time to suffer between diagnosis and not being able to be aware of the world at all though. Dad had years of depression due to the gradual decline before being incapable of communicating.
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
You can't delegate responsibility.
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
How on earth is threading comments on PRs advanced in any way?
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
Wait, Canada don't have regulations about having winter tires of some kind? Wow, that is odd.
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by yxhuvud 2y ago
Have you tried Gammel Dansk?

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