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dmpk2k

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    Comment #48959555

    It's a JIT nowadays. Admittedly an extremely simple one, to minimize compile times and maintenance overhead. You can get substantial performance improvements by using guards though…

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    Comment #48873550

    Maybe it's just a regional thing, but it's showing 78 euros for the paperback for me. Plus I bought the paperback recently at that price too.

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    Comment #48872623

    You can get it direct from Elsevier for ~78 euros: https://shop.elsevier.com/books/risc-v-system-on-chip-design...

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    Comment #48569430

    You're right, and yet it's also true that existing institutions have ossified. There is immense inertia.

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    Comment #48503423

    You're right that a lot of material really does require a physical book. Anything even remotely technical. That said, I would argue that a voice actor is far more significant than …

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    Comment #48487641

    The same Oman Trump was recently threatening to blow up? Heh.

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    Comment #48338317

    It's weird for physicists to complain about nuclear weapons. They did it. Own it.

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    Comment #48256383

    For all its faults, you won’t get a rug-pull like this with OSS CAD Suite and something like the ECP5, especially as a hobbyist.

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    Comment #48205508

    Embedded developers often suffer under archaic toolchains. There's plenty of reasons for that, but one of them is UB: a newer version of the compiler can completely change an embed…

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    Comment #48189338

    I find your emotional language truly quite fascinating. I've heard people talk like that about drugs.

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    Comment #47424208

    While true (beyond 30-50km/h), that assumes that cars are driving at a steady state. Obviously, cities with much more stop-and-go require more revving of engines. Acoustic tyres ar…

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    Comment #47385683

    Huh, you're right. Apparently it's still considered experimental (even though Google uses it in production) so it's not in the User Manual. There's this: https://github.com/sbcl/sb…

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    Comment #47149957

    Vaguely related, but have you tried Alive? https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=rheller....

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    Comment #46675643

    > There's essentially no reason to prefer the aligned load/store commands over the unaligned ones - if the actual pointer is unaligned it will function correctly at half the throug…

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    Comment #46539044

    The only decent Prolog book out there, IMNSHO, is "Clause and Effect" by Clocksin. Maybe some of the later chapters might help? All the other books that I looked at were pretty awf…

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    Comment #46310116

    wistia.com

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    Comment #46262319

    You're probably aware of it, but if not: Uiua is much easier to understand in this regard.

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    Comment #46222848

    They added arenas to SBCL recently. SBCL has a moving GC, and the Common Lisp spec was finalized in the 1990s. Okay, this is just Lisp being Lisp, but it's still an example...

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    Comment #46165281

    I suppose there are worse things than my scribblings sounding like a late-night kitchen gizmo ad. :)

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    Comment #46134360

    Similar with Babylon 5, although the CG has not aged as well.

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    Comment #46100067

    That is how attrition war works. Until it doesn’t.

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    Comment #46033444

    > Some people don't, evidently. Other people do. I like how this can be interpreted two ways, depending on whether you place loved ones above governance, or vice versa.

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    Comment #46013076

    Pikuma.com has a good one.