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by gg582 3d ago
yep. There was a maintenance. :)
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by gg582 3d ago
That's cool. Using a same logic, we can say 'Undefined behaviors are not behaviors.'
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by gg582 6d ago
tried a silly crossover mapping memory reclamation invariants (visibility, UAF, CAS) to old trigram structures in c11. surprisingly mapped 1:1 pretty well. put the puzzle and code snippets here
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by gg582 6d ago
I wrote this post as a bit of an unconventional thought experiment. The idea was to take the concepts of memory reclamation and pointer visibility (stuff you see in EBR or RCU) and map them onto medieval East Asian state-machine logic—speci
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Reconstructing Concurrency Invariants Through Medieval East Asian Logic(oborona.zip)
19 points by gg582 6d ago|7 comments
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Reconstructing lattice point enumeration using Asian counting rods(oborona.zip)
1 points by gg582 18d ago|0 comments
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by gg582 7mo ago
That is a valid point. When you are developing an application for an STM32, allocating memory on the heap is a bad idea. But if a programmer wants to make a high-performance back-end server in C, they should allocate unpredictable amounts o
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by gg582 7mo ago
Yes. But in my opinion, this is more than a problem of communication. Many open source projects fail to retain their management cycle, or ecosystem even they have their Discord, or IRC to communicate. Many open source projects are having tr
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Show HN: LibTTAK- Explicit lifetime-as-data for C systems(github.com)
3 points by gg582 7mo ago|2 comments
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by gg582 7mo ago
I believe the problem with Debian and many open source projects is that communities outside the US, Greater China, India, and some advanced European countries are relatively weak, making it difficult for project leader-level figures to emer
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by gg582 7mo ago
Visualizing medical records that are difficult for the general public to understand is an excellent idea. The thorough explanations and diagrams make it an excellent educational resource. If its UX was designed with an educational website i