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4y ago
If you count optimizing your ill-formed function into an inlined panic [1] as "bug eliminated at compile-time", then it may be true! https://godbolt.org/z/M7Gr3TazE
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4y ago
Reminds me of this post just from few days ago[1]. I wish HN had a rule or two dedicated to PL tribalism. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33382003
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4y ago
D has scopeguards similar to defer.
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4y ago
I don't think Rust will ever consider FFI'in with another language "100% safe."
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4y ago
I'm rooting for Golden C++.
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4y ago
>// Hard-to-read CaMeLcAsEvArIaBlE Absolutely.
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4y ago
Have you tried converting iterations to SIMD and using vector extension to target x86, ARM, Webassembly and compile for Linux/Windows/MacOS with a simple piece of code? It's a pretty significant speed up and it only work with
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4y ago
I don't know what motivate you to keep repeating this narrative, Clang currently have good support of C++23 while MSVC have none[1], if your emphasis is on the standard library side, Clang is the only one that is compatible to all thre
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I'm also curious, especially they seem to be gearing towards analysis as well. https://github.com/llvm/clangir/blob/main/clang/lib/CIR/Dial...
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4y ago
>Direct Rendering Manager and graphics drivers >Updated drm(4) to Linux 5.15.69 >inteldrm(4): support for Alder Lake, Raptor Lake I have fond memory of booting OpenBSD the first time last year on an AMD RDNA GPU, after installation
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Defensive Coding for C/C++/Java/Python/Bash/Go/Vala
(docs.fedoraproject.org)
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To be honest, this just described your grand post.
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4y ago
Zig's comptime variables had this fairly bonkers behavior that basically evaluate by themselves regardless of the underlying runtime controlflow[1], I thought it was cool, but seems to be disabled on trunk build. [1] https://
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C++20 coroutines demonstrated one side of committee-led modern C++ that left an impression of it is ultimately designed-by and -for library writers; instead of being suggested third-party library or "wait for C++23" for better exp
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>Not Linux, but Systemd Or maybe it is Linux's choice to not build an official default init system like BSDs that led to all the drama.
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Skylake-X on X299 can be configured to not downclock at all, the light and heavy stages are referred in BIOS as AVX2- and AVX512-offsets, but of course that comes with extra heat and power draw. The voltage transition period can't be m
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Not many people realize is that recent glibc brought AVX-512 optimized str* and mem* functions to the ifunc dispatch table, your C code may have been using fancy mask registers on someone's Intel laptop!
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4y ago
>Reddit previously accepted accounts with no email address They still do, I registered without an e-mail. That may have worsened my credibility according to their algorithm, however. I considered adding an e-mail to the account but feare
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I never saw it, tricky algorithm isn't it.
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4y ago
same id, /u/boundchecked
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4y ago
Could be, the sin of dynamic IP.
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4y ago
Believe it or not this is my first account on HN as well, despite regular visit for years. All artists must have debuted sometime long after they've been hearing music, aren't they?
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4y ago
Coupled with WebGPU it might become the cleanest cross-platform/language abstraction to GPU programming.
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Tell HN: Reddit shadowban account upon creation
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