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keith_analog
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Comment #46437651
If I understand correctly, one of the challenges faced by this graph application relates to the workload being irregular and known only as the computation visits new parts of the g…
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Comment #45947104
My favorite quote from Alan Perlis: “Symmetry is a complexity-reducing concept (co-routines include subroutines); seek it everywhere.”
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Comment #45540961
The article makes for an interesting technical read, and points to some very important issues, such as debugging in a multicore environment. Even so, I encourage anyone reading thi…
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Comment #45505294
I had the good fortune to be in Dybvig’s compilers class in the mid 2000s. The way it was presented really brought the concepts to life and made it enjoyable.
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Comment #40741212
There's a fairly recent study looking into the cost of raising an interrupt. TLDR: the cost on conventional systems is quite high; a significant part of the cost can be eliminated …
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Comment #22327607
The Redex modeling tool [1] is an interesting point in this space. Its specialty is in making executable specifications of domain-specific languages. Redex models can be tested by …
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Comment #20257600
Here's a link to one lobbying org whose mission I believe in. https://citizensclimatelobby.org/
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Comment #17130396
Great news!
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Comment #17023810
I've been locked out of my Amazon account for a year now, for reasons I don't know. Amazon reps told me I'd hear back, but there's been nothing for months now. Fortunately, the cre…
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Comment #15886325
What would concern me is, for example, if the cost of a transaction grows faster than the price of a given bitcoin in dollars. If that trend would continue for too long, then I sup…
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Comment #13274188
Thanks again! We're using the Expat license.
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Comment #13268992
Thanks for the comment! We are using the MIT license. I've updated the source code in the git repository accordingly.
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Comment #13267073
A few years ago, our research group published a data structure, called Chunked Sequence, that is similar to the Finger Tree. In short, Chunked Sequence features the same asymptotic…