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MCS (Mellor-Crummey and Scott) Variations in Java
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This MCS variation ("UnfairMCS"), spreads the CAS latency across multiple `node.next`, as opposed to its CLH counterpart which focuses its CAS pressures on a single point of contention on TAIL (in the `AbstractQueuedSynchronizer`
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3y ago
You can give the Israeli part any moral excuse for their barbarity in Gaza. We will just turn on the screen on any live Israeli TV channel and any propagandist excuse you gave here will be deemed completely irrelevant, overriden by the sick
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3y ago
As LL/SC type architectures get more and more widespread, I am wondering all the novel ways in which programmers may discover new "anomalies" with the old memory model rules and constraints. speculative execution combined wit
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4y ago
I did not understood op's comment but it is not that hard to come up with a link (without it being a stretch) since both have a common (broad and too generalized) goal: profit maximization, which means there must be an intermediate ste
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4y ago
Linus is richer and more famous than musk, and musk is just another CEO with a reasonable salary. -Some universe out there, with a god smarter and better than ours-
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4y ago
Thanks for your explanation, as is often the case for me when I encounter this level of insight, I need to take a break, relax... and digest everything said word for word, this involves opening some tabs and a lot of reading, but these answ
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4y ago
Thanks for your response. What I get from this is that the processor arch. Is dictated by the compiler at compile time, and by writing to bytecode directly we are skipping this. I thought the proc. arch. was established by the manufacturer
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4y ago
My question (if I may), When people say the bytecode is "platform independent" I ask, exactly what platform is it being freed from? The compiler? The "cloud"? And this goes back to my lack of understanding of what "
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4y ago
I think it CAN come to an end. The backbone of crypto and the blockchain is the willingness to maintain it which has a cost. The reason why this maintenance is cost effective is because the major holders are few and at a < 1/2 of th
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4y ago
I know. And Ive been waiting ever since Facebooks IPO when are people going to relize the tech for target marketing is more effective than what it seems. The reason why it seems not as effective (at lower price brakets) is because the entir
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4y ago
I see people are forgetting the only reason we care about this number is because someone was not confortable with what bots and non bots were saying. If they are bots or not is just a convenience because of the price. I dont have the money
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4y ago
For everyone saying the visitor pattern requieres switch statements this is false. The visitor can build its case inside the iterface/implemetation. If the complexity is being solved by the "housing" class that the visitor wi
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4y ago
When I was younger I thought it was a smart move to be deceiptive and fool people above my paygrade to make them feel important and or smart, to allow them their foolishness. It is bad to do that as you just justify their behaviour, and all
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5y ago
Juxtaposing this to Nakamoto's creation of bitcoin and original use cryptography, it makes no sense to me how anyone would have ever paid even an ounce of attention to what some random, supposedly unkown guy on the internet has to say
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5y ago
I was at a construction site as field architect and the field work of a manager is nothing compared to that of the actual workers. So.. I tried coding at work, as I had a "lot" of spare time... and it was impossible. The stressful
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5y ago
"Dicatorship and Cooperation are the same thing, lots of people are telling me this, rigth now!"
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5y ago
As fascinating as this is, I would never allow myself to go to sleep while an AI is talking to my ear.
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5y ago
I cannot stop thinking about this rant and how funny it is, it's like if Cinemasins would discuss how everyone is tired of Scorsese's films and why we need more Marvel movies on a column in the NYTimes.
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5y ago
I believe the LGR channel has shown some DOS programs from before 1990 that had the entire catalogue of the US phonebook available in a neat DOS UI, where you just choose a location/state (or non at all) then enter a letter and it woul
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5y ago
When I was younger, I use to believe (maybe I still do) that all lifeform's purpose was to accelerate universe death, by transfer from matter to heat in the form of radiation, like we are just an extension of the universe's agency
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5y ago
Thiel's money is not red btw.
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5y ago
I completely agree with this. And reminds me of how Oracle brushed all complexity from the word "filter" and simply went and named the function as is. A Filter implies a flow direction, it also implies two segments, the desired an
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5y ago
I am super bad with terminology so I'll apologize beforehand. I've found that a good way to avoid this ownership conflict in OO is to categorically prohibit any public accessors to _inherited_ variables, be it at construction phas
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5y ago
While my dentist was performing a procedure on my teeth he received a call from a former student now teacher at the university. The issue? A group of old professors chose to stop teaching a particular procedure. Reason? Market prices of t
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5y ago
I am using the word discrimination in a general sense. It's not *just* the color or race of someone's skin, but also a lot other factors. If we trace back the repeating attributes of social class and wealth they all tend to gravit
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This wont change anything. Social media has made the entirety of humanity aware that civilization has been built on its entirety by a discriminatory principle, in all aspects, and all of them can be traced back to a genetic discrimination.
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5y ago
The problem is not that the margin is small, is that big companies get to cover the losses of the uncertain(unforeseen situations) with the foreseeable profits, while at the same time (as an extra bonus from their government lobbying) maint
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6y ago
I'm a little bit confused.. I am ecuadorian (efefctively 3rd world), we manage ourselves in dollars. I live in a somewhat affluent side of a main city, even tho I am not rich myself, and on a daily basis I see cars which are 50k+, one
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6y ago
Also referencing the L. Lin Wood parler https://twitter.com/parlertakes/status/1347050705110986753?s...
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