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rip. i got a chuckle out of this trivia on her old website: > Rob Pike didn't really name my favorite editor after me.

From Filippo's post: "Sure, papers about an abacus and a dog are funny and can make you look smart and contrarian on forums."

I think they're already available? e.g. https://dl.acm.org/doi/epdf/10.1145/942572.807045

I have one for $7.68 ($2.56*3). Alas, it was for some minor typos and grammatical errors in SPOCS [1], not "real" math errors in TAOCP. Never plan on cashing it in though. And I ca…

As the article states, BQL has been around since 2011 so it's most likely available - you can grep for CONFIG_BQL in your /boot/config-* file to confirm. I'm not aware of any up-to…

i'm not aware of any. i got the slide deck link from [1] on the TUHS mailing list. [1] https://www.tuhs.org/pipermail/tuhs/2024-October/030941.html

rob graham wrote an article on this wc program in the humorously titled PoC||GTFO journal - see [1]. he also tweeted about it a few years ago [2]. [1] https://github.com/angea/poco…

> He really was the first to get serious about formalizing concurrency. P and V, and all that. The computer science of concurrency began with Dijkstra, not Wirth. And it was Dijkst…