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_cbsz

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    Comment #42027063

    > C++ templates have a similar issue TIL! I went and dug up a citation: https://blog.reverberate.org/2013/08/parsing-c-is-literally-...

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    Comment #41734217

    paper is paywalled; just logging into Medium won't do it

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    Comment #41512695

    https://github.com/ezyang/ghstack

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    Comment #33086029

    I loved it when I was younger, but I had trouble recommending it more recently because its tone is adjacent to personally attacking people who like Java.

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    Comment #31768026

    Ugh. You are right, and that's sad.

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    Comment #31744479

    > you can't trust that your enums have a value inside their interval If you don't set the underlying type, assigning a value that doesn't match an enumerator via `static_cast` is u…

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    Comment #30547253

    The source displayed at the bottom if this page clearly shows it's just extrapolating from numbers that are older than 2020.

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    Comment #27609209

    > Max Payne ran on a PIII @1GHZ with 128 of RAM There was a port to the original Xbox, which had only 64 MB of RAM!

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    Comment #26681599

    > without knowing how the code was built The article links out to Compiler Explorer ( https://godbolt.org/ ), which shows the exact compiler version and options and lets you play w…

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    Comment #26467289

    Is there a reason that the inner save and restore must be separate? Why couldn’t peephole optimization remove them?

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    Comment #26463018

    I had hoped that this article wouldn’t require x86 assembly fluency to read; it really is a “port” of my prior article on x86-64 assembly. I wrote it because mobile developers, at …

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    Comment #26462751

    I haven't tried this, don't work for Amazon, and only just found out, but https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/graviton/ says that "Until June 30th 2021, all new and existing AWS customers c…

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    Comment #26456963

    I ported the article to ARM64. [link redacted]

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    Comment #26317715

    > [name redacted] writes it I didn’t write it, I just copied the compiler output from Godbolt so that the article could be read on mobile, where Godbolt’s UI doesn’t work so well a…

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    Comment #26316297

    I’d be happy to port the article to ARM64 if there was sufficient demand for that, but I think it’s still fairly niche among developers, right? (Apple, recent Android, niche server…

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    Comment #26312388

    Thanks! Fix should deploy momentarily. This is what I get for duplicating the examples across Godbolt and the post itself. It was originally 3D for no particular reason and I cut i…

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    Comment #23667044

    Pico-8 was included in the recent Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality ( https://itch.io/b/520/bundle-for-racial-justice-and-equality ) from itch.io. That bundle was huge and ver…

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    Comment #22795971

    The condition is known as "brain fog". For example: https://www.healthline.com/health/brain-fog#causes I've also seen common cold listed as a potential cause, which definitely jibe…

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    Comment #21973768

    They seem to be equivalent: https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&editio...

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    Comment #20899438

    2^109 nanoseconds is still 150,000 times older than the universe. If you do manage to get a trillion computers, you can now solve the problem in twenty thousand years. It's still i…

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    Comment #20245112

    I personally don't care for the navigation/optimization problem style of challenge that ICFP usually does, but I still check the problem yearly to see if it's back to being in the …

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    Comment #20226768

    I think of this attitude as being a stereotype of mathematicians. "I've already proved that a solution must exist; finding it is just drudgery." Perhaps the author would enjoy bran…

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    Comment #20169259

    FWIW, there is POSIX-specified functionality (swapcontext and friends) for changing the user thread context: http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/functions/swa...