hi_herbert

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by hi_herbert 4y ago
I mean faster runtime performance, I have no clue about compilation time. Well I'm basing this on the countless benchmarks I've seen, e.g. on phoronix over the decade. Also you have to understand that Clang -O2 is (was) "unfa
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
Good point I hope is true but I was also mostly referring to the inexistant (not even in roadmap) hardware acceleration support. > I wish we could get a JPEG XL based Video codec. Well i'm curious about that but FLIF, the predecesso
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
I regularly have atrocious transient 144p like compression artefacts and lighting absurdities using Netflix both in chrome and via their native h265 app. It is pathetic. Tangent if they really cared about user experience and Ecology they wo
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
I'm pretty sure you can do that with Linux. The hypothetical BSD networking advantages seems more and more obscolete to me, missing on most modern advances such as e.g MTCP support https://www.multipath-tcp.org/ It&#x2
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
I meant in cli a bit like rust arrows logs
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
I don't do C++ anymore but I will forever remember the Vtable hell "messages" when doing OOP and doing a slight unintuitive mistake about destructor or constructor. Is this still a thing in clang?
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
Ad-hoc black or white bans are very retrograde and costly for tje most part and usually stem from purity thinking. Case in point reflection in Java is a godsend. I use it very rarely because it'd uses only comes for very specific needs
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
I'm pretty sure this rethoric is fallacious, most VMs/languages are not GPL and have MIT-like licenses and yet do not have the issue. It's just that clang lack human resources. Compagnies are not really secretly maintaining
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
You can find some module candidates here https://github.com/servo/servo/issues/24026#issue-483508434 The one that make the most economic sense would be for mozilla to drop spidermonkey and make v8 faster inst
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
Betting on carbon would allow transparent FFI like Kotlin, typescript or graalvm achieve, which is economically disruptive. Rust seems more like a plan B
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
I wonder how up to date is the old belief of better error messages. The was some great redhat blogs about structured error messages in newer GCC.
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
What is the status of ubsan, msan, tsan and others support for GCC though? Last time I checked they were a bit behind. I agree GCC make clang obscolete regarding C++ support and even performance. I don't know a comprehensive alternativ
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
Interesting concept thanks
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
This article is a bit fallacious/misleading: I have no clue wether Boom design is vaporware or serious engineering but: 1) The initial premise, that there is a costly need to design a new engine is meta-unecessary AKA not necessarily n
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
This article is a bit fallacious/misleading: I have no clue wether Boom design is vaporware or serious engineering but: 1) The initial premise, that there is a costly need to design a new engine is meta-unecessary AKA not necessarily n
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
Those sentences are very antiscience. It is obvious there can be multiple distinct causes to narcolepsy. The % of narcoleptics because of an orexin deficit is the interesting unanswered question. Also this further legitimate orexin agonists
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
Xyrem is not the only treatment. If I were you I would look into the following peptides: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta-sleep-inducing_peptide And most importantly https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
Or how to make everyone life worse for the few weirdos that don't use a LSP/IDE. The type of auto on the return of a function can and is automatically shown e.g. https://resources.jetbrains.com/help/img/r
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
it is tragic they do not use SVT-AV1 https://github.com/AOMediaCodec/SVT-AV1 that makes AV1 dead on arrival
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
> Yes, everything says that it's possible to create safer nuclear reactors. But our current ones aren't. 1) extraordinary claim 2) completely miss the point that the 10000 bureaucratic safety rules could be trimed by half while
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
The changes that drive the reduction in lifespan of modern electronics is a very good topic, however it is an obvious issue that is taken into account in nuclear designs. The latest VVER-TOI has a life expectancy of 60 years, upgradeable to
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by hi_herbert 4y ago
I have a very hard time reading online forums. How come people do not see what I see? How can someone not see the constant stream of the same automatic thoughts again and again? Each major topic, including nuclear has comments from people l
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Where are all the Microsoft Edge devs?(justpaste.it)
2 points by hi_herbert 4y ago|0 comments