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bluecheese33
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Comment #39867142
> because the ifunc code was breaking with all sorts of build options and obviously caused many problems with various sanitizers for example, https://github.com/google/oss-fuzz/pul…
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Comment #30061004
https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/2012-08-29
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Comment #29435568
Neat, I skimmed through "metaphors we live by" a few weeks ago and can't stop applying it everywhere. I recently wrote a post that's kind of on "GOOD CODE IS CLEAN" [1]. I can't re…
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Comment #29301702
I relate to this. I'm writing whatever scratches my itch, and most of the value comes from the writing itself. But, of course it'd be nice if some people read what I wrote? When I …
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Comment #29200391
Noted, but they still are pretty accepted in mainstream economics (nobel prize in economics in 2002). Also of course, they're not the only ones doing behavioral economics [1]: > Im…
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Comment #29196300
I think modern economists have been acknowledging and quantifying the flaws in simplifying assumptions in economic models for decades [1]. That being said, I do think there is a se…
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Comment #28949215
I don't know if practicing writing has made me better at producing new ideas. And I'm not sure if the quality of my writing has improved, though it's certainly easier for me to wri…
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Comment #28566957
Thanks for the read (post author here)! As I mentioned, I am willing to admit that I came into this expecting to find technical illiteracy, and I didn't find much. I agree that the…
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Comment #27968825
I found this insightful. However, it does seem a lot of the discussion is around the concept of causation by absence. I don't think it directly impacts the point but there is a goo…
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Comment #20915001
There's a neat example in [1] where clang replaces a loop summing integers 0..i with the closed form version. [1] https://youtu.be/bSkpMdDe4g4?t=2533
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Comment #20606343
I followed this guide but implemented it in rust. https://github.com/khadiwala/kilo-rs If you’d like to take a look.
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Comment #15118194
I tried a rust one as well [1], (antirez based). It's a decent amount of fun, would like to try implementing some of the more interesting features/data structures. [1] https://gith…
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Comment #9755791
It is a common simplification of Euclid's proof to convert it to a proof by contradiction. In fact, I believe I was taught this version of the proof in an early undergraduate math …