izabera

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by izabera 11d ago
that's one confusing title in $currentyear...
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by izabera 11mo ago
they're generally pretty but they should really hide the cursor, it looks offputting in basically all cases
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by izabera 11mo ago
the secret is to keep things ˢᵐᵒˡ
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by izabera 1y ago
> Unlike other apps or cookbooks, we’ll teach you the hows and whys of cooking. this is literally like every other app or cookbook
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by izabera 1y ago
"is shared_ptr thread safe?" is a classic question asked thousands of times. the answer by the way is "it's as thread safe as a regular pointer"
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by izabera 1y ago
atomics aren't free even without contention. the slogan of the language is "you don't pay for what you don't use", and it's really not great that there's no non atomic refcount in the standard. the fact
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by izabera 1y ago
maybe some car pool services for the most frequent routes could run at regular intervals. there could even be some predefined stops to efficiently batch many people getting on and off the car pool at once
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by izabera 1y ago
i'm struggling to imagine many negative effects on society caused by the specific papers in this list
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by izabera 1y ago
random example, may or may not come from a real situation that just happened: - other team opens jira ticket requesting a new type of encabulator - random guy who doesn't know anything of how the current encabulator system wo
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by izabera 1y ago
deepseek is from china and all their papers have been very well received
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by izabera 1y ago
thanks for taking the time to make it work on my code :)
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by izabera 1y ago
tested it on this https://github.com/izabera/cube.bash/tree/timep i ran `source /path/to/timep.bash; timep ./cube.bash "R U R' U' R' F R2 U' R' U' R U R&
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AI slop attacks on the curl project [video](media.ccc.de)
8 points by izabera 1y ago|0 comments
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by izabera 1y ago
not trying to be a hater but how is 100mb/s high performance in 2025? that's as performant as a 20 years old hdd
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by izabera 1y ago
what's the problem with that? we have erotic texts dating back thousands of years, basically as old as the act of writing itself https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Istanbul_2461
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by izabera 1y ago
I post a lot of silly personal code on GitHub and the vast majority of issues/pull requests I receive are completely inane and generally not remotely helpful. Things ranging from "I've added a subtle shadow effect to the tit
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Ioccc 40th Anniversary Livestream(youtube.com)
5 points by izabera 1y ago|0 comments
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by izabera 1y ago
ffmpeg is not too different from a microbenchmark, the whole program is basically just: while (read(buf)) write(transform(buf))
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by izabera 1y ago
what a "real life application workload" looks like is entirely dependent on your use case, but fio is very widely used in the storage industry it's a good first approximation to test the cartesian product of - sequential&#x2F
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by izabera 1y ago
> Today we’re releasing an API that gives you and your agents full-stack backends. Each backend comes with a database, a sync engine, auth tools, file storage, and presence. this is a hosted lamp stack, we had it 20 years ago. is cpanel
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Bgcmd: Let AI interact with any REPL(github.com)
2 points by izabera 1y ago|0 comments
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by izabera 1y ago
this looks convenient to use from c++, but the example code it generates is rather suboptimal (see https://godbolt.org/z/3rWceeYoW in which no normal compiler would set up and tear down a stack frame for that) so i&#x2
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by izabera 1y ago
did something along those lines a while ago https://github.com/izabera/j trying to keep an interface similar to jq
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by izabera 1y ago
thanks, i fixed it. it was only happening on bash 3.2 and i don't use a mac so i didn't see it. https://github.com/izabera/bitwise-challenge-2048/commit/73f...
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by izabera 1y ago
thank you i was so proud of it lmao
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by izabera 1y ago
they do place themselves as an alternative to make, but imho they're entirely different and not at all comparable. make is centered around creating artefacts and not rebuilding what is already built. just is a command runner.
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by izabera 1y ago
this is literally never an issue because every editor automatically uses tabs for makefiles
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by izabera 1y ago
30 lines are always going to be easier to read/write/debug than 3000 lines, so it'll probably remain easier (for both humans and machines) to write correct code in languages that make it possible to express ideas concisely an
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by izabera 1y ago
oh boy do i have the paper for you https://proceedings.neurips.cc/paper_files/paper/2014/file/f...
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LFSR CPU Running Forth(github.com)
73 points by izabera 1y ago|15 comments

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