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I think so but it doesn’t really matter. It’s far faster to apply at the border anyway.

This is not remotely true. The gap between them as players far exceeds the gap elsewhere, combined, many times over. People forget Kerr was a bad GM

On one of these less forgiving architectures, how does one write programs that read some bytes off the network, bitcast them into a struct, and do something based on that? On x86 y…

Quite the opposite actually. Simons and similar practitioners eschewed fundamental valuation techniques. Buffett is possibly a better example.

To add, the set of observable mutations (beneficial or not) that occur as a result of a single point mutation is in all likelihood an extremely tiny subset of the set of all observ…

It’s an intentionally misleading tweet. To simplify, It’s saying, if the genome were a string of some length, for any possible byte b and byte position i, there exists a person who…

Ah okay that makes sense to me

Interesting - is there a type safe way to do this? vector >? and/or a custom “vector allocator” to hide the details?

> CMake doesn't fetch your dependencies for you and ensure they're the version that your code is compatible with. That’s a little too harsh. You can certainly make it do that via a…

Very cool! What tool did you use to simulate this? What does the code/query (if any) look like?

(Author here) Thanks for explaining this more succinctly than I can :) Just one nitpick: > decent amount of stuff that has to be done in main before you run _start should read > de…

Interesting! I liked the configurability, but it was horribly slow with SSL. Possibly due to uncached DNS lookups but I didn’t dig too deep.

Good answer. OP didn’t specify “blew your mind in a good way”.

Out of curiosity, what field do you work in that a couple of cycles matters/is measurable?

How do you turn this on?

“s '1,$ s/foo/bar/' file.txt”. should be replacement from 1 to end, not 5 to end (#4 on your list)

Typo in the first code snippet: > model.get('get') did you instead mean: > model.get('age')

Neat! Forgive my ignorance, but what does a perfect hash table (which I came across by skimming your project) buy the user? Even with distinct hashes, is there a way to enable rand…

> they are slow when not thrown I thought the not-thrown case was pretty much zero-cost, at least in newer versions of Clang... How much of a slow down are we talking here?

Looking forward to grabbing a physical copy of this book. As a beginner, CI and Alex Aiken’s course at Stanford were a great place to start. Bob also gave me a lot of insight on wh…

This is very [very] similar to https://opslevel.com

Hey everyone, I wanted to build a tool like this to clearly illustrate how 'code is just data' - something a lot of students in a class I TA'd struggled to grasp. Everything in CUT…