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I can see how this makes sense as a default behavior for cost conscious users. I would prefer to have the option for my company to pay more to rehydrate the cache than to have ther…

I remember when the computer crashed and the user hadn't saved recently, we blamed the user.

"On March 26, we shipped a change to clear Claude's older thinking from sessions that had been idle for over an hour, to reduce latency when users resumed those sessions. A bug cau…

Your reasonable options are: 1. I stop sharing the software I write 2. You take responsibility for the software you use Any software you use with this clause, "THE SOFTWARE IS PROV…

Once your cache hit ratios for some data structure go < .1%, I'd rather have 75% less tail latency even if it reduces cache hit rate further.

I like the project: taking it from refresh-induced tail latency to racing threads assigned to addresses that are de-correlated by memory channel. Connecting this to a lookup table …

In Miami, there are several competing companies like Coco Robotics which employ human "pilots" to monitor a small fleet of robot delivery boxes where the restaurant deposits the fo…

There's prior work: https://www.brendangregg.com/FlameGraphs/offcpuflamegraphs.h... There are a few challenges here. - Off-cpu is missing the interrupt with integrated collection o…

I've been meaning to look at Iceoryx as a way to wrap this. Pytorch multiprocessing queues work this way, but it is hard for the sender to ensure the data is already in shared memo…

Partly in jest, you can often find a Perl / bash available where you can't find a Python, Ruby, or Cargo.

Conda unifies by using a sat solver to find versions of software which are mutually compatible regardless of whether they agree on the meaning of semver. So, both approaches requir…

I agree. In my opinion, if you can keep the experience of Bazel limited to build targets, there is a low barrier to entry even if it is tedious. Major issues show up with Bazel onc…

Most of my time coding is spent on none of: elegant solutions, complex problems, or precise specifications. In my experience, LLMs are useful primarily as rubber ducks on complex p…

How does this work with things which are expressible only in C? For example, Pascal strings with flexible array members? I guess since you said header, you keep everything opaque a…

In all seriousness, this seems to carry risk of never doing anything deep or hard. In particular, I've been programming for long enough, that I can be casual about many programming…

Fowler's implementation is written in Java which has a different memory model from C++. To see another example of Java memory model vs a different language, Jon Gjengset ports Conc…

How does the tool ingest task sentiment? As a developer, I would never put in writing that I'm less than enthusiastic about any task.

The choice between replacing and making it an overlay is up to your editor. I think it would be pretty to handle either choice as a plugin in your editor given the returned json. I…

Spending 8 months when the business value at the end was mostly improved velocity doesn't sound likely to be a good tradeoff, especially if this is done as a big bang effort which …

This comes into tension with making names as clear as possible while still being short. Frankly, I don't find coming up with short names for things to be easy, let alone good names…

The tensor core accelerates mostly matrix operations and is the big block you can see has 4 per SM. Cuda core refers to the thread per SM, which you can see as FP32 or INT32 units,…

I'm not sure about the 4090, but most of the GPUs I use have a warp size of 32, and warp divergence affects only up to those 32 threads. If you have a branch and all threads agree,…