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Quekid5

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    Comment #48972181

    Yep, once people discover the multitude of JVM flags the cargo culting begins... It really applies to anything with a huge number of options, I remember similar things from back wh…

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    Comment #48954297

    Lack of empathy tends to trickle down, alas.

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    Comment #48926868

    It's definitely less likely with that technique (in practice!), but still very possible, via e.g. ODR violation or even the classic SIOF. So, ideally you'd want each separate test …

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    Comment #48782268

    Because this is garbage PR. That's it. Every property-based testing system (invented ca. 1980) will explore boundary values. The semantics (or lack thereof) of C and C++ can make t…

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    Comment #48591722

    Ask for more regulation.

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    Comment #48578398

    *Brits EDIT: Don't get me wrong, my European nation did a lot of bad shit, but don't put the idea of an "expat" on us.

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    Comment #48404582

    AFAIK, the only correlation with LoC that's got solid evidence is this: the number of bugs correlates with LoC.

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    Comment #48404530

    Must have 120 fps for answers arriving in [buffering] 30 seconds.

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    Comment #48404517

    Indeed... why is Anthropic even employing people at all if this AI magic story is true?

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    Comment #48218943

    You misunderstood their example, I think. If doesn't matter what 'p' is in their example. The point is: if 'f' is undefined behavior (rather than just impl-defined), then the optim…

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    Comment #48173045

    It was released at "end of life" for Larian patches for BG3, so I can imagine they didn't want to support any old Linux distro. I believe it is technically possible to run it on di…

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    Comment #48128595

    Yeah, I've been playing BG3 on Linux[0] for about 2 years at this point (using a Lutris "recipe" or whatever they call it). Ironically, the biggest issues have been with some of th…

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    Comment #48128530

    The overhead isn't zero , but with SSDs (and filesystem caches in the gigabytes these days) it's damn near insignificant in pure terms of opening files and such.

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    Comment #48043503

    Generated tests... I mean... listen to yourself. I can generate a lot of tests amounting to assert(true). Yeah, LLM generated tests aren't quite that simplistic, but are you checki…

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    Comment #48043442

    > However, the best engineers I know are usually among the quickest to open an editor or debugger and use it fluently to try something out. That's not my experience... mostly it's …

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    Comment #47986312

    Wikipedia says it was created in 1974, so something's definitely off with the time line here.

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    Comment #47536487

    Try writing an exhaustive spec for anything non-trivial and you might see the problem.

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    Comment #47515711

    Analysis Paralysis?

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    Comment #47393426

    I think wmf's comment in this thread was absolutely correct and succinct, so I won't repeat, but I think it's worth noting that many (all?) of the Wayland devs were actually Xorg d…

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    Comment #47383396

    Ministry of Truth & Love.

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    Comment #47371711

    SQLite is public domain while the code released by id/Carmack is GPL. The latter technically doesn't prevent anyone making money off it, but in practice it does (other than nominal…

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    Comment #47284091

    Java's Virtual Threads (JVM 21) + the Structured Concurrency primitives (not sure exactly what's available in Java 21+) do this natively. Also, a sibling poster mentioned ZIO/Scala…

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