Wasn't there a problem with Alpha, that it had too weak memory model or something? Think of atomic instructions with multi CPU system. Or do I remember something wrong?
Yes! I need a glass Klein bottle video!
My idea is: 1) Determine how frequently you want to update the number on screen. Every frame is too often, once per second is too infrequent. Maybe 4× per second is OK. 2) Determine how much time to average over. One or…
Is there a way to have benefits of both? Version 7 for better database clustering. And version 4 for complete randomness? So users can not inference nothing from the id? I have an idea: Use version 7 internally, then…
As PDF supports DEFLATE compression, it should be possible to shrink the size of the PDF document considerably.
There is also this one, but it is no longer maintained. https://github.com/MarekKnapek/DependencyViewer
No, Windows has stable API and ABI named Win32 API. This comes from times of 16bit Windows and works also in x64 / ARM / ARM64, previously it worked in Alpha / MIPS / IA64. This API is implemented in kernel.dll user.dll…
The article says that GLONASS time counts days from zero to 1461, then resets back to zero. This is 4 years if we think leap year is once 4 years. But it is not. Leap year is once 4 years, but each 100 years it is not,…
What about NaN? Does Erlang have NaN? How does Erlang compare two variables containing a NaN (or expressions evaluating to a NaN)? There are (2^24)-2 different NaNs in a 32bit IEEE 754 float, and there are (2^53)-2…
Implementing AES from scratch is easy and fun, just read the spec and implement it 1:1, until ... you encounter GCM mode and its Galois Field "weird" math. Very. Not. Fun.
Please don't compute speed-up like that. Old time: 6 minutes (360 seconds). New time: 1 minute and 50 seconds (110 seconds). Speed-up calculated by article author: 1-110/360=0.694 (69.4% saved). Speed-up calculated by…
Yes. At previous job where we were making a desktop Win32 application we experienced this. Our automatic pipeline is: Build server compiles all the .EXEs and .DLLs, creates an .EXE installer and sends it for testing.…
Few years back I created some HelloWorld application on Google's AppEngine (requires Java, Python or Go) and was positively surprised about its statistics on theirs dashboard.
So this certificate will be added to "not trusted" of all the certificate storages (Windows, Firefox, Chrome, Java, and all others) ... riiight?
James Webb will prove nobody nothing. Search Twitter thread by Foone who discussed there how many wonderful things humanity managed to pull off while waiting for James Webb to launch.
Most likely we would cuddle more. As explained in Minute Earth's video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=c6Ko0Hzi47U
At my previous job we released updates to our Windows desktop application about 3-4 times per year. We had about 20'000 customers (but many of them not installing updates). We checked final build of our product on Virus…
int* a, b; /* wrong */ int *a, *b; /* also wrong */ /* correct */ int* a; int* b;
Yes, Moore's law is hitting its limits: For example 5nm distance equals like about 25 silicon atoms. That's like: Quantum electron tunnelling will ruin your life. So if we want increase our chip's performance any…
> Fortunately this doesn’t seem to work in the Explorer shell, but it does work when passed to native APIs such as CreateFile. CreateFile is Win32 API, not Native API. NtCreateFile would be Native API.
Search for Eugene Khutoryansky on YouTube.
Yes, English version was on 15 (or 13 specially formatted) 3½ discettes. Localized into my language was on 28 3½ discettes.
Wasn't there a problem with Alpha, that it had too weak memory model or something? Think of atomic instructions with multi CPU system. Or do I remember something wrong?
Yes! I need a glass Klein bottle video!
My idea is: 1) Determine how frequently you want to update the number on screen. Every frame is too often, once per second is too infrequent. Maybe 4× per second is OK. 2) Determine how much time to average over. One or…
Is there a way to have benefits of both? Version 7 for better database clustering. And version 4 for complete randomness? So users can not inference nothing from the id? I have an idea: Use version 7 internally, then…
As PDF supports DEFLATE compression, it should be possible to shrink the size of the PDF document considerably.
There is also this one, but it is no longer maintained. https://github.com/MarekKnapek/DependencyViewer
No, Windows has stable API and ABI named Win32 API. This comes from times of 16bit Windows and works also in x64 / ARM / ARM64, previously it worked in Alpha / MIPS / IA64. This API is implemented in kernel.dll user.dll…
The article says that GLONASS time counts days from zero to 1461, then resets back to zero. This is 4 years if we think leap year is once 4 years. But it is not. Leap year is once 4 years, but each 100 years it is not,…
What about NaN? Does Erlang have NaN? How does Erlang compare two variables containing a NaN (or expressions evaluating to a NaN)? There are (2^24)-2 different NaNs in a 32bit IEEE 754 float, and there are (2^53)-2…
Implementing AES from scratch is easy and fun, just read the spec and implement it 1:1, until ... you encounter GCM mode and its Galois Field "weird" math. Very. Not. Fun.
Please don't compute speed-up like that. Old time: 6 minutes (360 seconds). New time: 1 minute and 50 seconds (110 seconds). Speed-up calculated by article author: 1-110/360=0.694 (69.4% saved). Speed-up calculated by…
Yes. At previous job where we were making a desktop Win32 application we experienced this. Our automatic pipeline is: Build server compiles all the .EXEs and .DLLs, creates an .EXE installer and sends it for testing.…
Few years back I created some HelloWorld application on Google's AppEngine (requires Java, Python or Go) and was positively surprised about its statistics on theirs dashboard.
So this certificate will be added to "not trusted" of all the certificate storages (Windows, Firefox, Chrome, Java, and all others) ... riiight?
James Webb will prove nobody nothing. Search Twitter thread by Foone who discussed there how many wonderful things humanity managed to pull off while waiting for James Webb to launch.
Most likely we would cuddle more. As explained in Minute Earth's video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=c6Ko0Hzi47U
At my previous job we released updates to our Windows desktop application about 3-4 times per year. We had about 20'000 customers (but many of them not installing updates). We checked final build of our product on Virus…
int* a, b; /* wrong */ int *a, *b; /* also wrong */ /* correct */ int* a; int* b;
Yes, Moore's law is hitting its limits: For example 5nm distance equals like about 25 silicon atoms. That's like: Quantum electron tunnelling will ruin your life. So if we want increase our chip's performance any…
> Fortunately this doesn’t seem to work in the Explorer shell, but it does work when passed to native APIs such as CreateFile. CreateFile is Win32 API, not Native API. NtCreateFile would be Native API.
Search for Eugene Khutoryansky on YouTube.
Yes, English version was on 15 (or 13 specially formatted) 3½ discettes. Localized into my language was on 28 3½ discettes.