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Comment #37254594
linux, qemu, postgres and many other projects written by "C developers" use and rely on fwrapv, fno-strict-aliasing and others.
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Comment #37178582
-fwrapv and it's all good :)
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Comment #36816335
>> biodiversity loss, deforestation, eutrophication/pollution, pesticide/herbicide use, ethical concerns etc All the arguments in favor of regenerative meat production that I have …
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Comment #31936289
CoPilot has been demonstrated to lift code verbatim (including swearing comments): https://twitter.com/mitsuhiko/status/1410886329924194309 So even if it is legal to create a comme…
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Comment #24923956
LLVM e.g. SmallVector: https://llvm.org/doxygen/SmallVector_8h_source.html Folly e.g. https://github.com/facebook/folly/tree/master/folly/logging , https://github.com/facebook/foll…
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Comment #24439411
sure!
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Comment #24436714
I believe this piece does a good job with forwarding, but would be improved by a discussion of termination. Routing is only triggered when the packet is L2 terminated: the destinat…
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Comment #23194632
> where does most packet loss occur Here's an interesting paper from SIGCOMM (it won best paper at the conference in 2018, FWIW) that attempts to figure out what links are congeste…
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Comment #16806374
In the free society I want to live in, we ought to let people voice their opinions even when we disagree. There are limits to freedom of speech besides those put in place by the st…
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Comment #13223072
First line of the Go announcement: "Go is building a garbage collector (GC) not only for 2015 but for 2025 and beyond" to me, that suggests they think they have the future of GC
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Comment #11774330
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding the second line of your post, so I apologize if that's the case, but the whole idea of the PID namespace is so that the container's init can run as pid…
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Comment #10847930
What about the fact that tons of people can afford super nice things today by the standards of even 20 years ago? Imagine going back in time 20 years and showing somebody the iphon…
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Comment #10659754
because it's his money
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Comment #9986613
I'm sure your billion person social app is killing it due to awesome optimizations baked in from day one. Nicely done.
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Comment #9056500
How big of an expert on deserts do you have to be that Dune stops being interesting? Unless you still find it valuable emotionally or philosophically and just reject is as 'science…
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Comment #6601925
make_shared and make_unique http://herbsutter.com/gotw/_102/
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Comment #6322114
I was sure it was going to be Key Lime Pie
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Comment #5902647
Doesn't the blkio cgroup not know anything about buffered writes? Or do the shares work differently and that limitation is only for accounting?
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Comment #4233654
Guess: maybe all the pointers to structs are typedef-ed away?
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Comment #3233077
Holocaust denying? Really?
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Comment #2726123
yes, using the "intenet"
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Comment #2619243
I'm surprised this is missing the canonical quicksort in one line of Haskell
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Comment #2533126
what python code should people write for non-constructive results?
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Comment #1520407
After a point, but I think a large part of getting a problem is committing maximal time and energy to solving it or "dying"
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Comment #1520389
For this reason, take home exams are evil. Also, get rid of the fourth strategy