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helloycombinat
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Comment #25710238
I disagree. For example people who know what their officials are saying which is why twitter let trump on while he violated some rules. Making shit they say less visible is not a g…
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Comment #25664201
I don't have a M1 chip but it'd be interesting to see what happens if we make sure if the random value is never n*CACHE_SIZE-1
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Comment #25627651
Misleading title. C++ is still faster
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Comment #25498903
> they wouldn't be so profitable and dominant if people weren't clicking on them I actually heard that a site got rid of personalized ads and their click rate was better due to the…
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Comment #25491388
I'm tired of introductions. I need to write real code and I have no idea if I actually got it right or if it looks right. Does anyone have any testing or numbers about performance …
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Comment #25458614
Just saying PS5 and Xbox You know there's a bump coming when a new generation of entertainment machines comes out (also applies to anything that doesn't update every year like appl…
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Comment #25411791
The author has a lot of jokes in his presentations. I wonder if he specifically stop fixing bugs once he got to that number
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Comment #25390061
That doesn't sound difficult? if (x86) write byte X, Y, Z else if arm write byte J K L
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Comment #25390001
> When do you use packrat parser vs LALR vs LL? Good luck hiring an engineer with advanced compiler courses knowing any of this Honestly, I have no idea why you would want any of t…
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Comment #25381958
> not even a PG can spot that one survivor out of the batch of many Whats PG?
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Comment #25375426
I use arch for my desktop (cutting edge libraries and api!) and debian for my servers (never fails). Ubuntu doesn't fit for me
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Comment #25328142
I don't think it's the comment. Usually variable names in a loop is the object being manipulated not the address of that pointer which means p isn't a pointer to the object which m…
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Comment #25287240
This legit makes no sense to me. Why would you need concurrent write on a zip file? How would you even know where to write when you depend on compressed sizes that haven't been don…
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Comment #25287239
Sometimes I wonder if it's because people don't really pay for software. Photoshop doesn't really have competition. xcode is free. Why bother improve either of things? Hell besides…
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Comment #25286037
If NES didn't have locks it would have went the way of atari (99% of games being utter crap with 0 quality control)
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Comment #25286024
Sorry mate but this is fucking stupid. Facebook ruining lives is way worse then apple not letting you run apps And 99% of software is absolute crap anyway I rather have an open sou…
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Comment #25235516
What's wrong with zip? It's fine. Maybe more than fine if it managed to be this popular for so many applications. From my understanding it's very good on floppy disk too
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Comment #25235510
PHP is harder than P=NP
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Comment #25224185
What's the fastest way to read a file thats 32 (or 64) byte aligned (not bit, but byte)? I was thinking synchronous open/stat might not be optimal. My current code opens/stat/fadvi…
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Comment #25207293
People keep talking about free market but from what I heard a city was not allowed to be an ISP or build their own network because of some state law the telecomms manage to pass. H…
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Comment #25146076
nvm I was wrong, it's not that you didn't get it, you're just an idiot
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Comment #25146065
You clearly missed his point
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Comment #25146038
I never had facebook on my phone and I dropped whatapp for signal. IG is the last piece I need to get rid of besides those apps I don't care about with the "sign in with facebook" …
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Comment #25131897
What does this mean? M1 isn't an ARM64? Is it saying there's extra opcodes and this takes advantage of them?