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inkyoto

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About inkyoto

Simplifier of chaos, healer of hearts, and curator of calm.

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    Comment #49195260

    Functionally, Bitcode delivers – a .bc file can be compiled into any architecture LLVM supports. I have tested a few supported architecture, and it worked like a charm. Stability o…

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    Comment #49193433

    It does exist in LLVM and is called Bitcode, a binary format for the LLVM IR - https://llvm.org/docs/BitCodeFormat.html Apple used to require apps submitted to its iOS App Store to…

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    Comment #48906549

    > […] why the building does not have high quality NBN connections? Because their place of residence is connected to an embedded network that has eschewed the NBN Co and chosen to c…

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    Comment #48905537

    «Mates rates» is a big problem in Australia, indeed. At best, it is collusion, but typically it is corruption. I have recently gone through the entire chain of complaints, the ombu…

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    Comment #48905359

    No, technically it can't. An individual writing to an MP is rarely sufficient by itself. Australia’s embedded network landscape is a peculiarly intricate tangle of nuance, complexi…

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    Comment #48904924

    Performance gap is not closing in specimens commercially available today , and the promises of it «happening any moment from now» are now indistinguishable from monthly horoscopes.…

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    Comment #48904777

    > […] they are legally allowed to sign binding contracts with the building manager […] The embedded networks collude with the builders and offer them the installation of wiring, ai…

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    Comment #48904552

    Moreover, apartment dwelling residential customers connected to embedded networks (many new apartment blocks in NSW, Victoria and Queensland) are not eligible for the Solar Share O…

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    Comment #48882347

    There are not.

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    Comment #48880461

    x86 is an ancient design mired in legacy and problems, so Intel/AMD Intel and AMD had to make it work for a modern world even if that involved kludges, band-aids, and crutches. Whi…

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    Comment #48878323

    > […] and hold on to 2 bytes from the previous cache line if there was 1/2 a 32-bit instruction at the end of the previous cache line […] Well, and that is the worst case scenario …

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    Comment #48727997

    Sun was one of the few RISC design houses who stubbornly resisted NUMA in favour of SMP, which they have perfected in the hardware and in the software (Solaris). The «Solaris inter…

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    Comment #48684700

    Well. The Latin version of Roman is Romanus, which is believed to have descended from Romulus, one of the two legendary founders of Rome. The popularity of Roman in Eastern and Wes…

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    Comment #48626366

    It is exactly the other way round: JSON-LD has largely displaced and superseded RDF/XML in many web applications.

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    Comment #48607153

    kowtow (叩頭) is a Cantonese word borrowed into English in the early 19th century.

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    Comment #48513662

    I see Swift as a more approachable version of Rust. If somebody is mulling over Rust but finds it too difficult to grasp, they could start off with Swift first and then move over t…

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    Comment #48513616

    Not just interoperability with Objective C but with C (full) and C++ (increasingly better but not full) as well. Swift is also interoperable with different versions of itself court…

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    Comment #48420922

    > I got my first bifocals last year. I got the "no line" variety and, so far, I hate them. They are called progressives (or multi-focal – depending on whom you speak with). Progres…

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    Comment #47961699

    The vast majority of virtual machines, including JVM and .NET, are stack based. And, whilst compiling C and C++ the JVM / .NET CLR byte codes is very uncommon, both VM's have becom…

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    Comment #47961497

    Rotating register windows are a distinguishing feature of the Berkeley RISC design, which predates VLIW by at least a decade.

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    Comment #47889047

    > "PLEASE COME FROM" is one of the eldritch horrors of software development. The most enigmatic control flow statements in INTERCAL, however, remain PLEASE GIVE UP and DO ABSTAIN F…

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    Comment #47566797

    Once again – respectfully – this remains largely twaddle as the facts themselves state otherwise. Even at the microarchitecture level, the hard part is not raw CISC-ness but irregu…

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    Comment #47565546

    Respectfully, this is nonsense. «More CISC-y» does not by itself mean «harder to optimise for». For compilers, what matters far more is how regular the ISA is: how uniform the regi…

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    Comment #47486296

    > Since when were payment networks latency sensitive? Since the advent of e-commerce, POS-networking and fraud detection systems in 1990's-2000's. User-facing and authorisation pat…

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    Comment #47384748

    As well as to eggplant and belladonna.