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    Comment #48851388

    For Git did agents use the newer git history commands or prefer older multi step methods

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    Comment #48677071

    I think it was more the extra layers of indirection added to function environment\effectively global variable access added in 5.2 . The removal of scanning for changed userdata fin…

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    Comment #48577639

    There is work being done on Git to add pluggable object backends[1] by some GitLab devs that could changes things up a bit and make large object handling not suck Maybe Lore could …

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    Comment #48553214

    Part of Windows Explorer actually does tons of tiny 4 byte ReadFile calls in to its tracking database like file when you delete a file. If you deleting lots of files this quickly a…

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    Comment #48290341

    The Dishonored creators also talk about this and why they went for cover\LoS based stealth in lets play they did a couple days ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVq0af9DwPU&t=137…

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    Comment #46601956

    I think they just swapped out LuaJIT's modified built-it dlmalloc[1] with some standard allocator. Then just set some turning values of the allocator to make to more eager to retur…

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    Comment #46279894

    GitHub had to solve the same problem when speeding up there code viewer. https://github.blog/engineering/architecture-optimization/cr...

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    Comment #46100607

    I remember seeing that GPT-5 had two python tools defined in its leaked prompt one them would hide the output from user visible chain of thought UI.

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    Comment #45435107

    Someone already created that[1] using custom kernel driver and there own CDN, but they seem to of abandoned it[2], maybe because they would of attracted Valve's wrath trying to mon…

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    Comment #45161129

    There was commercial fork of clang zapcc[1] that did caching of headers and template instantiations with an in memory client server system[2], but idk if they solved all the correc…

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    Comment #44741022

    Maybe they will use this chance to finally switch it away from the .NET Framework to the modern dotnet runtime with its many years optimizations.

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    Comment #44573696

    AMD also switched to 16k(4 x 4K) down from 8 in Zen1 for there PTE Coalescing system that is effectively run length like compression of page table entries with sequential addresses…

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    Comment #43980052

    I wonder if the premiums scale up depending on the temperature used for the model output.

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    Comment #42815180

    You can sort of do that with some of LLVM's JIT systems https://llvm.org/docs/JITLink.html , I'm surprised that no one has yet made a edit and continue system using it.

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    Comment #41108340

    I personally just went down the route of stripping down the FFI system when integrating LuaIT. It included things like removing the ability to define new ffi types\functions or loa…

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    Comment #41100574

    That binary search benchmark probably triggers a trace explosion in LuaJIT like I've found quicksort does. If your lucky the function gets trace blacklisted, if not it ends up hitt…

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    Comment #40937912

    There is a fork of Windirstat that also reads the NTFS MFT as well https://github.com/ariccio/altWinDirStat

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    Comment #38042710

    It looks like there comparing apples to oranges for many of the benchmarks by using structs for daScript vs tables for Lua.

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    Comment #37706283

    Its a book https://whenitsready.com/wowdiary/ originally sold as a kickstarter by one of the original Blizzard mappers made from notes they wrote while working on original wow. The…

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    Comment #36533945

    At least AMD kept AVX-512 in there small Zen4C cores and just sacrificed some cache instead. I have to wonder if it was intel marketing that killed off working AVX-512 in consumer …

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    Comment #35791617

    I thought the whole point of the hash was it could change arbitrarily with windows updates to stop programs reverse engineering it and then setting file associations or browser cho…

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    Comment #35516454

    I would think anything with a JIT that is toggling the page protection for machine code many times a second, based on a very quick reading of the bug report talking about VirtualPr…

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    Comment #33780459

    MSVC recently added there own version[1] of it controlled with a [[msvc::dispatch]] attribute thats needs an experimental compiler flag I think still. 1: C++ Function Multiversioni…

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    Comment #33713712

    The author also worked on the Copy-and-Patch Compilation paper[1], I wonder if they are going to use the same idea for ones of tiers of the JIT idk if it would beat LuaJIT's JIT fo…