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ArrayBoundCheck

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    Comment #32894297

    That's not true at all. I wrote a simple set of threading functions and had 0 deadlocks no matter what I do to it. On youtube I watched a guy write out every possible state of his …

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    Comment #32856863

    I saw once a guy suggested to contact stripe for an account manager. I don't think he was very specific and I'm not sure if you can simply create a ticket or email them but I think…

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    Comment #32854150

    Yeah I know, I'm saying only Daniel (and Carmack) can pull of titles like that without people thinking they're not telling the whole truth. I still remember john's tweet "I can sen…

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    Comment #32845157

    I didn't care about speed. I was merely saying the waiting on I/O is false and didn't want to go as far as saying it hasn't been true for 15+ years

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    Comment #32845143

    Yep. I think the fastest nvme's were a tad above 3gb and network IO is certainly faster. It always irks me when something stop being true 15-20years ago is cited today

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    Comment #32844650

    Parsing JSON takes more time than IO

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    Comment #32844609

    The internet is so bad that when I see titles like these I know the article will not be true at all. The great thing is I can see lemire next to the title and I absolutely know not…

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    Comment #32831897

    The fact that writing unsafe rust code is harder than unsafe C due to more rules? The fact that Rust has little support of nostdlib which is what the kernel is using? There's also …

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    Comment #32829903

    What an awful article. I wish I can downvote

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    Comment #32828124

    So one person said creating the rust interface is very difficult to do correctly and the other said rust bare metal isn't complete enough for his use case I called both of these (a…

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    Comment #32817745

    When it comes to common knowledge in programming it's more often incorrect. I still see people telling experts they shouldn't use global variables, that you can't beat the optimize…

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    Comment #32813163

    What does noone can dictate mean? Google dictates it and I've ran into many many sites that doesn't function with firefox or anything other than chrome

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    Comment #32787796

    Why do I feel like I'll still be asked to like and subscribe? I'm not interested in youtube cloning good resources we already have only for it to be sunset or charge a bunch. Like …

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    Comment #32757610

    That was my problem with it. That and being mildly annoyed the creator hates tabs

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    Comment #32757594

    Despite what students who never programmed professionally say, memory isn't a problem to a significant amount of C and C++ developers. I think it's been a year since I last access …

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    Comment #32757550

    > systems programming language that is not safe? It sounds like you're saying rust because I don't know what other languages claim both. Rust is an awful language. That's why. If y…

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    Comment #32714450

    First you need to be experienced enough to know what not to do. Like that you shouldn't write mocks, shouldn't test private functions, shouldn't use a ton of global or static vars …

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    Comment #32697602

    USBs usually have a CPU inside that sits between the storage and PC. This way the PC doesn't need to know a thing about the storage and the CPU can do whatever it needs to implemen…

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    Ask HN: How do you read/look at screens?

    I program a lot. After a few hours I can't easily read whats on the screen due to my eyes being uncomfortable. Sometimes I can look at my phone or read my kindle but even that can …

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    Comment #32695131

    But exceptions do invoke dread in me. Sometimes a goto (or 11) will skip an array bounds check. - This comment is mostly a joke, look at our names. But I did see this happen at lea…

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    Comment #32685771

    I clicked on 7+ pages. I still can not find how to use an array

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    Comment #32667480

    I don't want to live in a world where someone else makes the world a better place better than we do - Gavin B

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    Comment #32614432

    Boo hoo. Either use open source of pay for the service. It's bizarre that people think everything should be free and spoonfed to them