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molenzwiebel

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    This is a new program that got announced today: https://www.ea.com/news/introducing-ea-advertising . For reference, EA's FC26, one of the games that they're advertising in-game pro…

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    Comment #43094131

    For this use-case, you can squeeze out even more performance by using the SHA-1 implementation in Intel ISA-L Crypto [1]. The SHA-1 implementation there allows for multi-buffer has…

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    Comment #42640675

    Previously, Ray Wenderlich.

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    Comment #41756734

    For those that thought the process of speeding up CRC was interesting, I strongly recommend reading [1]. It describes a step by step process on how a naive CRC implementation might…

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    Comment #40777877

    Their Rust game is currently in closed alpha: https://wim.live/en/ . Last time I tried it, they were working on integrating wasm support for user-accessible custom scriptable scena…

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    Comment #40392577

    If compiled with -O3 on clang, the loop is entirely optimized out: https://godbolt.org/z/M1rMY6qM9 . Probably not the fairest comparison.

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    Comment #37090571

    Time and time again we learn that people do stupid things under stress. Consider Transair flight 810 [1], in which a simple engine failure during takeoff results in a complete loss…

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    Comment #37090356

    OP also has an article on Helios 522, for those interested: https://admiralcloudberg.medium.com/lost-souls-of-grammatiko...

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    Comment #37090176

    The same author as the OP also has a great article on Helios 522: https://admiralcloudberg.medium.com/lost-souls-of-grammatiko...

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    Comment #37090155

    If you liked this article, definitely consider checking out other articles written by Kyra (Admiral_Cloudberg). She has done a ton of articles on almost all notable (near)crashes, …

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    Comment #34768751

    Apologies, I accidentally confused matklad with jonas-schievink, a different r-a contributor that recently became a rust project alumni [1]. It seems matklad is still active on r-a…

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    Comment #34747966

    He used to be. He recently left the rust-analyzer and rust compiler development teams to broaden his horizons, and is working full-time on a project that uses Zig now (which no dou…

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    Comment #34238448

    This is similar to copilot-import [0] which in turn was based on stack-overflow-import [1]. I'd be interested to see whether ChatGPT/GPT-3 or Codex/Copilot is better at generating …

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    Comment #31212061

    Worth checking out if you're interested in using constraint/logic programming languages for type checking is the Statix ( https://www.spoofax.dev/references/statix/ ) language, whi…

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    Comment #27866581

    A friend suggested we try do this after seeing stack-overflow-import ( https://github.com/drathier/stack-overflow-import ), which queries stackoverflow for some matching result and…

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    Comment #25939495

    As a moderator of a large (400k+ members) Discord, I can confirm that Discord has specifically told members of the partner program to remove words such as retard. I've never heard …

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