deadfa11

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by deadfa11 1y ago
I was working on a zig project recently that uses some complex comptime type construction. I had bumped to the latest dev version from 0.13, and I couldn't believe how much improvement there has been in this area. I am very appreciativ
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by deadfa11 1y ago
Ahh this has a name! I started doing this years ago and figured this must be used frequently because it’s so simple, elegant and can be done lock free. Thanks for calling it the name!
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by deadfa11 2y ago
Yep, 100%
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by deadfa11 2y ago
Zombo.com really had everything, way ahead of its time. It's been a while... maybe since the last time I lost the game.
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by deadfa11 2y ago
Ooh very cool! I really like the logo :)
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by deadfa11 2y ago
I've been using the Sabrent one for a year or so. It's worked quite reliably once I got the cables sorted. I was unintentionally using one TB3 cable in the mix, and that made it pretty flakey. It has been pretty solid since swappi
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by deadfa11 3y ago
Eh, this one seems a reasonable trade-off to me at this point. If you try to handle every potential issue upfront, you'll never release, and this seems entirely fixable down the road. Persistent coroutines is a pretty challenging area
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by deadfa11 4y ago
I lived in Tennessee for a bit as a kid until about 7. The principal had this paddle hanging in his office, just menacingly looming there all the time. Every once in a while he'd hold these school-wide assemblies where the "worst&
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by deadfa11 6y ago
> What singer sang in the most stadiums? SELECT singer.Name FROM singer JOIN singer_in_concert ON singer.Singer_ID = singer_in_concert.Singer_ID GROUP BY singer.Singer_ID ORDER BY COUNT(*) DESC LIMIT 1 It is close... sort of? It
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by deadfa11 12y ago
Basically, measure the time difference in the memory comparison. Typically, comparisons will short-circuit. That is, stop as soon as a difference is detected. But this is a problem for security situations like key comparisons. If 10 out of
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by deadfa11 12y ago
Sure, but is that using PCHs? And how much of that time is preprocessing? I don't think the parent question is whether clang can compile any project in less than 3 hours. I think the interesting question is if warp is more compelling t