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Njotheen iz moa permaniiint thaen ay tiemporaary souloooshon
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> And also an awful lot of JS.
I'd never claim that dynamic languages can be efficiently statically compiled. That's pretty much obvious.
This is all about Java - because, as far as I'm concerned, there is absolutely nothing a JIT can do to make it run faster than a "*sufficiently smart*" static compiler.
I'm very well aware that such a static compiler does not exist yet (not for Java, at least), so we're obviously out of empirical context.
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The thing with those companies is that they still suffer from major political bs. Medium to smaller sized companies will usually have similar salaries depending on your area but don't suffer from the politics associated with big tech.
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Click bait title. The author explicitly states that he uses it himself to improve his testing. So the title is a lie.
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It's all shit all the time, just learn to embrace the shit.
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thirdegree
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I work at a company that does friday drinks. 4PM you wouldn't find anyone, 5PM you'd see some minglers, and by 6PM you'd have a decent crowd.
Of course, ours looks used, so you were probably right. We also don't advertise it because who _does_ that.
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asocial-workshy
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This is unfortunate but empty struct values are not valid C and only permitted as a GCC extension in C code. Consequently they ended up with a different ABI than C++.
The other case is not a broken binutils but seems to be the Linux kernel relying on the same behaviour for inline assembler code in thumb mode and the regular mode which is obviously wrong.
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aseigo
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You can't patent API's / public interfaces. It is still debated whether you can even copywrite them (currently the "nope" camp seems to be winning that one).
So if the API and datastructures are shared but a third party produces a non-infringing implementation, that would be fine.
It may not be feasible to create such an implementation (depends on what the relevant patents are), but generally if the API os visible (not even OSS) then cloning is possible.
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Why should they expect it? They're qualitatively generalizing the field as this being something someone should have forewarned her about.
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That's so good to hear! I loved Liero and always wondered how it was made.
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refuzed
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As a senior its on you to start writing tests and showing others the path forward.
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> This is my pet peeve with the web industry. It's full of people who haven't learn to do anything without a framework and they think doing anything without a framework or a library or an API is some kind of scary crazy act of evil or bravery that should only be reserved for small learning projects but never done "on the job".
this seems to be a trait more common with highly volatile platforms than just web, though web is the most volatile platform i can think of. the more platforms an application needs to support, the greater the benefit of using a framework.
embedded systems don't necessarily have to update often, so they're a pretty stable platform with a long shelf-life. they also only have to support a specific unit, so there's not much variance in output to consider
desktop OSes have more breaking changes, but major versions are only released every few years, and OS vendors provide all sorts of tooling and support
mobile platforms have a quicker turnover rate than desktop, and also have more aggressive changes, so the build process becomes a lot more complicated for each platform one has to develop for, and given that people hold onto phones for more major version iterations before upgrading due to contract restrictions and relative cost-to-version-bump ratios, developers have to jump through more hoops to produce a stable application
but web though? it's insane. at least on the client-side. you have to simultaneously support mobile, tablet, and desktop browsers with various versions of those browsers that support an incongruous feature set of multiple versions of the html, js, css, and http/s specs with different interpretations of undefined behavior that vary slight between operating systems and between operating system versions. and since browsers update automatically, stable things can break without changing anything. The server-side of things is clearly as stable as the OS
It makes perfect sense that certain disciplines gravitate towards using frameworks, so I don't think it's necessarily a sin of web development, but you're right, many web developers learned web development via frameworks. there are developers who know why they're using frameworks and many (more?) who don't know anything else. personally, i'd rather the people who find the under-the-hood stuff scary to stick to the framework before trying to do anything by hand
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SpeedyGonsalec
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Нет ничего более постоянного, чем временное
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klysm
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Isn’t title gore saved for those titles which have hilariously terrible grammar?
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Clearly that's the only explanation. The rest of the world is just full of idiots.
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klysm
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Not sure why we need another one of these
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ChipThien
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Nah I made no assumptions about 6roybatty6's level of experience or industry. Just asked questions and presented some information.
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Hmm I've had "no strictly defined limit vacations" at two different jobs. Basically, I just asked and it would be approved, no-one tracked the days but they had a sense of how much time you took. Asking for more than 4 weeks in a year would start to get suspect and likely to get denied. But since it wasn't exactly tracked you could still take single days here and there if you had approached that range. But ask for another full week and that would probably be denied.
This also meant that you could not "save up" PTO and bank it all at once or get compensation when leaving the job.
To me unlimited means I never come in and they just pay me :)
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> Come to Google
Yeah sure, I'll just hop on over there and get hired on the spot.
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Olde94
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Wow when he said “error messages” my phone chrased reddit....
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iShudBeStudying
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Thats great, but we want results so spill it!
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why has this been gilded
op did you gild your post to make it higher up
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fzammetti
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I've literally stumbled many times on something I wrote that I totally don't recognize as my own... maybe as part of some open-source project years ago, or some long-dormant project, or some system at work I've all but forgotten... and I look at it and go "oh wow, whoever wrote this is a frigging genius!", and then I realize it was me and I'm simultaneously embarrassed for that initial thought and amazed that I ever got something THAT right.
I think it's very healthy to have a cynical view about the quality of your own work because it'll drive you to always learn and improve... but I also think it's healthy to allow yourself, every now and again, to think "You know what? That right there? NAILED IT!"
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Rarely have I ever seen unpreventable overtime, and rarely is preventable overtime the fault of lazy / slacking off devs and instead the fault of management somewhere in the organisation, like last minute rebranding when we're in the RC phase of the development cycle.
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Liam2349
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Qualified as an Engineer, is what I was saying. Not as a software developer.
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As you can move the definition of "sufficiently smart" around all you want, it is a vacuous claim, rather than an empirical one, which is even less interesting. However, it can easily be shown that a JIT performs extremely useful optimizations for Java (such as virtual call inlining, and then all other optimizations enabled by the inlining) that are reducible from halting for an AOT compiler. In other words, an AOT compiler that performs the same optimizations provably cannot exist. Would *other*, tractable optimizations balance the scales? It's impossible to answer as you have not defined what your compiler could or could not do, and are basically arguing for the superiority of something which definitely does not exist, and it is impossible for you to know how it would perform in comparison if it did. So you are basically vehemently arguing about make-believe things. This is something I find interesting.
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Can't you patch in SetDllDirectory at the beginning https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/desktop/api/winbase/nf-winbase-setdlldirectorya some how?
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thirdegree
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The minimum legal in NL is 20, possibly is has been changed in the interim.
Getting at least as many days off as I currently do (30) would be an absolute prerequisite for me to change jobs, so I don't anticipate I'll be working back in the US any time soon.
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Lol in that vein: bootcamp doesn't teach students the difference between a stringified Ruby hash map and json. Thank you mapreduce. Along those lines, spark can not in fact do everything lol. Sometimes I weep data engineering tears. I would add to the post a 21 though that: anyone, analysts, engineers, ml guys can all learn just as well and quickly if you take the time to teach and make sure you are available to troubleshoot. I love my job because our culture embraces that.
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The core count has greatly increased, along with cache and predictive algorithm improvements we have seen most use cases be faster, if not much of a single core improvement in synthetic benchmarks.
The core count part is huge though. I can buy a 16 core desktop processor today from my corner computer store. In 2011 i believe you could get 8 core cpus already, but they were quite new at the time. And things like physics can pretty easily be run in a separate thread
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I think that calling software development an "engineering discipline" is most often misleading. Most software developers and computer science graduates are not engineers, as you said.
I feel that calling yourself an Engineer when you don't hold an appropriate qualification is a sign of over-compensating, and it just looks bad to me.
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I haven't read the article, but DOM API sucks. Even if you just use jQuery and nothing more, it's a huge step up in comfort level.
Just compare triggering a custom event with jQuery to how the DOM API expects it. *shudder*
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I don't know why I asked that. I don't even speak Russian.
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Yes source code often ends in .so
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[https://github.com/NVIDIAGameWorks/PhysX-3.4/tree/master/PhysX\_3.4/Bin/linux64](https://github.com/NVIDIAGameWorks/PhysX-3.4/tree/master/PhysX_3.4/Bin/linux64)
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ldlework
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I love how you're thoughtlessly using this reply to multiple comments of this post, as if you're somehow certain that no one smarter or more accomplished than her could ever generate valid critique of her commentary.
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SalvaXr
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Just checked and you are right, 20 by law, usually 25 by contract!
I couldn't afford to ask for more days in my current job, but it is definitely one of the most important factors for my next job (Going back to Europe most likely)
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stormfield
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Uh wow. You seem really wound up here (or I'm misreading your tone, but you do end with 'fuck you'). I'm definitely not interested in debating point by point if web developers know as much / are as competent as CS grads working closer to the processor, and I'm definitely not arguing that sloppy code is a good thing or that CS is not a valuable degree. I think web does involve different skillsets because it's very much influenced and related to design. I simply prefer the culture of web dev specifically it doesn't have overdramatic debates about this type of 'what is a real programmer' nonsense, and the employers tend not to demand crunches from devs.
It was gremlins like our OP here (seriously check their post history) that were why I \*didn't\* major in CS because that was the culture in the program where I went to school. I do understand CS pretty well myself, for whatever that's worth.
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liuwenhao
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Sounds like a manager who actually understands that the productivity loss from burnout is orders of magnitude greater than the productivity gain from overtime.
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Probably could now, but this was some 20+ years ago. Didn't have these fancy IDE's.
Edit: Besides, renaming Bar to Foo doesn't help explain a line like 'if bacon>eggs then gosub chex' without basically starting from scratch. It would have been a real task just to figure out what the variables should have been to begin with. The boss wanted us to spend as little time with it as possible and was not happy, but hey at least we had the source code which is better than that other time. :)
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i think you overlooked an important part:
> However, writing idiomatic code is much harder
that's exactly what they mean when you said:
> I wouldn't let a person accustomed to procedural programming anywhere near an OOP project. Just because the syntax is similar doesn't mean there's not a whole paradigm shift in the way of thinking about code.
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A compiled **PROGRAM** may be dynamic enough to be considered much like an interpreter, but that's not the language implementation itself, that's it doing what the program asks it to do.
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> such as virtual call inlining, and then all other optimizations enabled by the inlining
Static devirtualisation is more costly, and may need aggressive specialisation and condition hoisting to be enabled, but it's also more powerful (as it's not constrained by only your runtime profiling data).
It's quite dishonest of you to accuse AOT compilers of not being able to cater for the edge cases, while JIT will only start being beneficial after some very high hot path threshold is reached. JITs cover a much smaller number of paths, while AOT knows most of them, excluding only the edge cases that are very unlikely to ever affect performance anyway. More so, you can easily build the very same kind of speculative optimisation that JITs do into your statically compiled code - e.g., speculate that some condition is true, specialise a call tree for it (if your cost model shows it's beneficial), and fall back to the original version (still optimised, no C1 / interpreter crap) if the condition (cheap to test on entry) is false.
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Stored procedure can be exponentially faster. The easiest example would be say, the total sales for all (10) departments. To aggregate that data you might need over a million rows. It's a lot more efficient to perform the calculations on the database server and return 10 records than it is to send a million records to the web server.
​
There's also times where you can load a local tables (in memory) from a large query, and then run multiple queries against the local table, again...much more efficient on the database server.
​
​
I typically run all but the simplest reports against Stored Procedures and the efficiency gains are enormous.
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I wouldn't blame you.
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Im trying to find a similar technology for an art project. Any leads welcome :)
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I wish the source code was posted somewhere.
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Not even Facebook, they originally made a superset of PHP, called the new language "Hack", and have been ripping out chunks of PHP since. They put out that its going to deprecate the PHP compatibility soon: https://hhvm.com/blog/2018/09/12/end-of-php-support-future-of-hack.html
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Meh on 90% of these.
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alohadave
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That's the kind of boss you follow when they go to another company. I've worked in shitty jobs with a great manager, and I would put in extra effort, for the boss, not the company.
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I believe it is legally protected in some parts of the world, not the US though. Even without the legal protection, it's misleading.
I know John Carmack likes to think of himself as an Engineer, but I think he deserves the title. A degree will grant you a title, but if you can progress to the same point through life experience, I think you should get the title still.
A lot of degree programmes can have overlapping modules, but that doesn't give you a double title in the other field.
On the topic of entry requirements, just because they are the same between different degree programmes does not mean those programmes extend the entry requirements with the same additional knowledge. For example, I did a Physics degree, and in a module I did with the Computer Science department, we found that Computer Science students were far behind us in Maths. I did Physics with Medical Physics, which put me on the bottom end of Maths knowledge for the Physics programmes. Computer Science and Physics both required grade A maths for entry, but they don't both teach the same level of advanced mathematics. Theoretical Physics, and additionally Maths programmes, will take things a lot further still.
I don't have anything against Computer Science. It would have been my second choice of programme. I was always very interested in it, and wanted to do it at school before I went to university, but it was never offered. If I were a Computer Science graduate, I just wouldn't call myself an Engineer.
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Paradox
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Seriously.
Ever go to a restaurant, and see some fat disgusting slob behind the till, with an unkempt beard and gut hanging down out of their shirt? Course not. They put that guy in the back peeling potatoes.
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SimonGray
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This was the final talk given at this year's Clojure Conj. It's not mockery, just a fun session to end on.
I know that the one guy presenting has done some great Clojure talks in the past, e.g. [Why Clojure?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BThkk5zv0DE) and [ClojureScript for Skeptics](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsffg5xxFQI).
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ethandjay
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nltk has a built-in stopwords set that you can use instead of trying to make your own
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applicativefunctor
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can't you diagonalize to get something even better?
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goomyman
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Just don’t only disable the ui element.
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cesaroncalves
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"and we now have an ever increasing CPU power" - we did went from the 4 core mainstream to 8 core in a fast sweep, plans to keep going up are still on track.
I understand that my comment wasn't clear on what time space I was referring to
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LOL, I've got a system I built that's estimated to be saving my company several million dollars. It was built out of a hackathon submission. There are decisions that haunt us to this day. It works & does a wonderful job of it. But the more that's added to it, the harder it's getting to maintain it's configuration.
I've been trying for over a year to get a rewrite prioritized. We had it at one point, and even got about 1/2 of it coded & tested. But it got shelved for more pressing issues.
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really? i feel like that was emphasized constantly, throughout school and by everyone i talked to in the industry
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warchestorc
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I've spent more here in one afternoon on a couple of meals and some tea drinks than my three days in Prague.. Even when you include accommodation. Why?!
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Secondsemblance
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Bro do you even `find . -type f -exec sed -i 's/Name/OtherName/g' {} \;`
Not having an IDE never slowed down my refactoring. Just have to review the diff carefully.
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benihana
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... in bad organizations
... if their managers are bad
... if the developer insists it's a one way relationship that is all on the manager
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no u
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Scybur
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>It’s effectively a pay cut, you sacrifice your personal time, sacrifice your personal activities for a fee which normally is less than minimum pay
Interesting, I have never had an on-call position that paid less than my regular hourly rate for "on-call" time.
I thought that was the norm.
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asocial-workshy
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Can't you change the environment variable at runtime?
Don't know if `setenv("LD_LOAD_LIBRARY_PATH"` works though.
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pron98
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> Static devirtualisation is more costly, and may need aggressive specialisation and condition hoisting to be enabled, but it's also more powerful (as it's not constrained by only your runtime profiling data).
JIT devirtualization is less costly, and it's also more powerful (as it's not constrained only by what you can tractably prove). Now, to test which of those two statements is right, all we need to do is compare the cost and performance of existing JIT compilers to your imaginary AOT ones.
> It's quite dishonest of you to accuse AOT compilers of not being able to cater for the edge cases, while JIT will only start being beneficial after some very high hot path threshold is reached.
I am not accusing AOTs of anything. I *love* AOT compilers, and I also love JITs. They both make different tradeoffs, though. What I am arguing against is the practice of making such confident empirical claims about nonexistent things (which, I admit, is an interesting take on making empirical claims without empirical evidence).
The rest of your comment includes further speculations that are impossible to empirically test (on cost v. benefit, which is what you're trying to argue), as they're made about nonexistent things. E.g.:
> speculate that some condition is true, specialise a call tree for it
No, you cannot, because you cannot know in advance what the hot paths would be, and call-paths can grow super-exponentially (this is why JITs have a code cache, and throw out unused compilations). But maybe you can find some working heuristics. Who knows?
> no C1 / interpreter crap
Many Java applications rely on dynamic code loading. So I understand you believe that your imaginary compiler would easily beat those that have been running much of the world's software in both elegance and performance, but sheer performance is not the only reason for the interpreter/C1/C2 "crap". I mean Java AOT compilers already emit code that's sufficiently fast for many Java applications, even without beating C2, but don't support some useful and widely used Java features.
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lillgreen
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You mean the part about configuration ini files being in both global folders and user folders and all of them being imported together on launch? I'll give you that's confusing the first time but shittons of Linux server applications do that. It's not a php unique idea.
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GPU physics in PhysX are basically not used for anything anyway except for rigids that don't interact with the scene.
99% of games that use it (and that's a huge list) only use the CPU PhysX and that runs vendor agnostic already. Half this entire comment thread is irrelevant, because having a GPU solver isn't holding AMD back anyway.
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AceDecade
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If I forgot the \`/s\` there'd be an unmatched \`s\` at the beginning of my post
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Scybur
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> work that can be bought for 1/3 the hourly rate
Absolutely. time wasted doing support by developers is expensive.
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sqatas
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This!!
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FlyingRhenquest
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Ugh, shitty company I worked for a few years ago decided their problem was that employees didn't feel appreciated and their solution was to sign us all up for some Hogwarts-style internet point website where you could give your co-workers points and when they had enough they could cash them in for prizes. They'd badger you to give your point out each month. The company didn't have single sign on and all their systems had different password requirements. I already had to keep track of 16 different passwords, adding a 17th was unwelcome, to say the least.
The same company would, every quarter, get all its developers together for a "sprint planning" in an off-site conference center, because getting a couple hundred people together for three days to badger each other to do their jobs was apparently preferable to actually trying to understand how all their systems actually worked together. Never have I seen such a debacle. I was so glad to get out of there. They're on a fairly short list of companies that I kind of expect to see Google start competing with. If they ever get any actual real competition, their competitor will destroy them.
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Ameisen
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Unreal has plenty of that as well. I hated doing engine work on Unreal - a lot of bad decisions.
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lluad
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Whether it’s good practice is another question but that’s not what idempotent means, and the RFC you link to does not forbid it.
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foxh8er
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I am, actually, 100% certain of that, because the little jerkwads that make that critique are usually fucking failures
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nightwood
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Yeah, because if it's written in angular 1.0 / gulp / jquery / 4 other outdated systems you save yourself sooo much time in maintenance compared to vanilla js .... this is ofc because older versions of these frameworks are so meticulously documented, in contrary to javascript ...
/s
The main reason to use all these frameworks is so you can put it on your resume, so you can attract recruiters and other people who don't know how to make websites but are prepared to pay you money
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6roybatty6
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We don't have a HAL in the firmware. There's neither time nor space for such abstractions.
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Scybur
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developers on call is becoming more popular because of devops. I miss having my operations team.
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AIDS_Pizza
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Here's another: https://www.idris-lang.org/
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ithika
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And any estimate adjusted down by someone else is not actually your estimate, just a number invented from whole cloth.
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6roybatty6
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The firmware is what abstracts the hardware away. Typically we only have maybe two or three kbytes of RAM on the processor that runs the firmware. There isn't room or time for any sort of abstraction layer or testing hooks, and even if there was, we'd only be testing that the firmware thinks the hardware did the right thing, not that the hardware actually did the right thing.
Our actual testing environment involves a bunch of hardware in anechoic boxes, in a shield room, running end-to-end tests. Unit testing is completely useless for the firmware.
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ColossalThunderCunt
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Is this one-upping or am i missing the point?
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NotSoButFarOtherwise
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> When I first tested it I found that naturally the top results would be common words such as “the”, ”this”, “that”, etc. and so I wanted to ignore those common words to find words more unique to each subreddit.
"When all else fails, manipulate the data."
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campbellm
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It isn't; it's obvious.
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Aphid
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Relevant to the question you asked? Read it again and explain how I didn't address it.
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GreenFox1505
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Graphics are incredibly parallel. GPUs are basically basically low feature set, massive core count computers that are purpose built for graphics ( for example, GPUs have no speculative execution which means every branch in your code causes a massive slow down). Turns out, while getting good at drawing graphics, we discovered we could be doing other things, like physics. The performance loss from fewer features is worth the gain from the core count.
However, now traditional CPUs are becoming more and more parallel. So some of these tasks that we thought might be good for GPUs run better on CPUs. We might see complex tasks swing back from GPUs to CPUs. Or because of Vulkan, we might actually see a cooperative effort using GPUs for simple things and all CPU cores for more complex calculations even within the same domain.
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TheSeaISail
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>>Why should I have any time
>
>You chose to read her blog post.
I don't think you understood the phrase, by "to have time for someone" I mean pay them any heed. It's more like, why should I spend any future time thinking about this, rather than begrudging the time already spent.
>You do not know everything and everyone.
Obviously, which is why I said I was "just going by what I know". I think it's fair to say if I base my assumption on a few hundred people then it has a chance of being accurate in general. I don't need to literally know everything and everyone before I can say it's uncommon to have children in university.
>You don't get to judge people for their decisions about when to have kids
Yes, I do. I think if you have kids while you're in university and don't have a stable job then you're being irresponsible. I'm fully within my rights to have that opinion. To take a leaf from your book, you don't get to tell me what I consider responsible and irresponsible behaviour.
>More assumptions.
Yes, more assumptions that are true for a huge amount of cases. People don't say your university years are the best of your life because you're busy all the time.
>In my experience, I worked full time through college
Good for you, that probably stood to you when you applied for a job. For people who didn't work, they should have something that says "I didn't play games for 4 years." A good portfolio on github for example.
>Again, not for you to judge.
Again, yes it is. Having kids when you don't have stable employment is irresponsible and not fair for the kid. I should point out that you say I'm judging people as if I have no respect for people who had kids in university, that's not the case. I just think it would invariably have been better for all parties if you had them later.
>Please just give that some thought.
I do. I have a lot of sympathy for women who want kids because it's way tougher on them than it is on men and I have sympathy for people who need to work through college and compete with the people who had more free time. I just don't think you can expect employers to say "well you're a poorer candidate on paper but I feel sorry for you so here's a job." I believe in equal opportunity, and that doesn't mean special treatment for certain groups. The only exception being maternity leave.
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birdbrainswagtrain
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Surprisingly I remembered the name of the challenge, but I could only find [one half-complete writeup](https://github.com/bburky/clickclack/blob/master/Loading%20and%20segmenting%20audio.ipynb).
If I remember correctly it involved a bunch of labelled training data (each key on the keyboard being pressed 100-odd times) and the password (which was also typed some number of times).
I haven't had any luck finding the files on my systems.
I think one or two teams actually managed to solve it.
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BigSalad
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Most people turn off hey Siri because it’s the biggest battery killer possible. Most do.
Also Shazam has been in bed with apple for a long time. Long before they were acquired
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nikomo
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I'm more amazed by the [linked repo](https://github.com/TechnikEmpire/NsfwSqueezenet), the name is amazing.
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Shadowys
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CSS makes so much sense once you see how most UI frameworks does styling.
Unity does have an asset that kinda uses scriptable objects as styles though
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So you and him had vastly different ideas about how long tasks would take.
I mean, it also sounds like you're doing the same thing to each other. Trivializing each others concerns.
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Thank you! I had actually heard of this one before (a year or two ago) but got sort of overwhelmed reading the intro. I'll definitely check it out again.
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Uhm. Software patents exist.
http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-adv.htm&r=0&p=1&f=S&l=50&Query=an%2F(ageia)&d=PTXT
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Is the source code available under a usable license?
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