What is so objectionable about data centers anyway? That they consume utilities without employing a substantial amount of people? Compared to actual manufacturing like fabs the pollution concerns are laughable. The…
It's hard to find anyone that doesn't have some motivation in this problem. I won't claim any percentages because I do not know them and I would not trust them even if I did. That said, my experience in a urban area on…
It sounds like std::atomic_ref<T>::{load,store}(relaxed) to me. 1. ad-hoc atomicity with ref 2. no ordering https://godbolt.org/z/4h893P7hG
You cannot use the rust standard library in environments where arbitrary allocations may fail but neither can you use the STL. The difference is the rust standard library doesn't pretend that it has some reasonable way…
You are correct, it does not affect the lifetime of the pointed object (pointee). But a shared_ptr manages at least 3 things: control block lifetime, pointee lifetime, and the lifetime of the underlying storage. The…
Average citizen on receipt of news that swiss business is impaired
If you squint hard enough, any potentially allocating function is fallible. This observation has motivated decades of pointless standards work defending against copy or initialization failure and is valuable to the…
Assuming memory is infinite for the purposes of a program is a very reasonable assumption for the vast majority of programs. In the rare contexts where you need to deal with the allocation failure it comes at a great…
Trying to apply heuristics like patterns to this problem is attacking the wrong thing. It boils down to a lack of belonging, trust and motivation of reviewers to do the right thing. Absentee leadership not holding…
Be that as it may, from cursory research, there is a body of US law on these kinds of practices under the term "commercial bribery". I can't speak to the legal details at all but this doesn't seem to be a case of an…
This is exactly the kind of scenario that the foreign corrupt practices act identifies as a crime. It would be kind of ironic if it wasnt recognized as a crime in the US.
It may be obvious but rarely is it the focus of public discourse on drug companies. Basically the only thing that gets discussed is the apparent naked greed of drug research companies. Frankly it's a miracle that we…
It's a creative thought but this kind of thinking is in direct contradiction to the widely accepted principles of safe firearm handling. Trying to mitigate the damage of negligent discharges is the wrong problem to…
To my understanding there is and there isn't. The driving force behind this demonstrated that it was possible to speed up the existing CPython interpreter by more than the performance cost of free threading with changes…
Have you ever taken a cab?
Is there a better way for something like an optimizing (jit) compiler? My barely informed understanding is that many of these bugs aren't soundness issues in the compilation process but instead the resulting executable…
You can't be everything to everyone. Packaging considerations for niche use cases rightfully take a back seat to debuggability and packaging considerations in modern web deployments and consumer devices.
It's not the same. You expect that the other team will score with so many possessions remaining. And when they do, they will be able to capitalize on the information gained from your 2 point attempt. In terms of…
please. i'll take any odds that the vast majority of people on the plane are voluntarily flying for leisure. it's hysteria.
It's an interesting question and one I'm unqualified to answer. From a brief survey I gather at least caching is enabled for some hard real time systems. The name of the game seems to be employing caches in ways that…
There are a lot of people that don't want to be held accountable for their negligence and blatant disregard for the safety of others. Driving like you're the main character is so normalized that it will take generations…
Chromium is a massive project spanning decades of intense active development that intricately connects just about every domain of programming. A few leaks fixed per month is nothing. Further there is no major language…
People who have houses like it. Doesn't mean it's good policy.
And yet this was newsworthy for the unusual number of deaths. That's pretty telling. To your broader point, yes just ignore the problem and everything will go away. That has worked so well. The folks calling for an…
The explanation is not convincing. My guess is some kind of measurement error or one of the "load bearing nop" phenomena. By that I mean the alignment of instructions (esp branch targets?) can dramatically affect…
What is so objectionable about data centers anyway? That they consume utilities without employing a substantial amount of people? Compared to actual manufacturing like fabs the pollution concerns are laughable. The…
It's hard to find anyone that doesn't have some motivation in this problem. I won't claim any percentages because I do not know them and I would not trust them even if I did. That said, my experience in a urban area on…
It sounds like std::atomic_ref<T>::{load,store}(relaxed) to me. 1. ad-hoc atomicity with ref 2. no ordering https://godbolt.org/z/4h893P7hG
You cannot use the rust standard library in environments where arbitrary allocations may fail but neither can you use the STL. The difference is the rust standard library doesn't pretend that it has some reasonable way…
You are correct, it does not affect the lifetime of the pointed object (pointee). But a shared_ptr manages at least 3 things: control block lifetime, pointee lifetime, and the lifetime of the underlying storage. The…
Average citizen on receipt of news that swiss business is impaired
If you squint hard enough, any potentially allocating function is fallible. This observation has motivated decades of pointless standards work defending against copy or initialization failure and is valuable to the…
Assuming memory is infinite for the purposes of a program is a very reasonable assumption for the vast majority of programs. In the rare contexts where you need to deal with the allocation failure it comes at a great…
Trying to apply heuristics like patterns to this problem is attacking the wrong thing. It boils down to a lack of belonging, trust and motivation of reviewers to do the right thing. Absentee leadership not holding…
Be that as it may, from cursory research, there is a body of US law on these kinds of practices under the term "commercial bribery". I can't speak to the legal details at all but this doesn't seem to be a case of an…
This is exactly the kind of scenario that the foreign corrupt practices act identifies as a crime. It would be kind of ironic if it wasnt recognized as a crime in the US.
It may be obvious but rarely is it the focus of public discourse on drug companies. Basically the only thing that gets discussed is the apparent naked greed of drug research companies. Frankly it's a miracle that we…
It's a creative thought but this kind of thinking is in direct contradiction to the widely accepted principles of safe firearm handling. Trying to mitigate the damage of negligent discharges is the wrong problem to…
To my understanding there is and there isn't. The driving force behind this demonstrated that it was possible to speed up the existing CPython interpreter by more than the performance cost of free threading with changes…
Have you ever taken a cab?
Is there a better way for something like an optimizing (jit) compiler? My barely informed understanding is that many of these bugs aren't soundness issues in the compilation process but instead the resulting executable…
You can't be everything to everyone. Packaging considerations for niche use cases rightfully take a back seat to debuggability and packaging considerations in modern web deployments and consumer devices.
It's not the same. You expect that the other team will score with so many possessions remaining. And when they do, they will be able to capitalize on the information gained from your 2 point attempt. In terms of…
please. i'll take any odds that the vast majority of people on the plane are voluntarily flying for leisure. it's hysteria.
It's an interesting question and one I'm unqualified to answer. From a brief survey I gather at least caching is enabled for some hard real time systems. The name of the game seems to be employing caches in ways that…
There are a lot of people that don't want to be held accountable for their negligence and blatant disregard for the safety of others. Driving like you're the main character is so normalized that it will take generations…
Chromium is a massive project spanning decades of intense active development that intricately connects just about every domain of programming. A few leaks fixed per month is nothing. Further there is no major language…
People who have houses like it. Doesn't mean it's good policy.
And yet this was newsworthy for the unusual number of deaths. That's pretty telling. To your broader point, yes just ignore the problem and everything will go away. That has worked so well. The folks calling for an…
The explanation is not convincing. My guess is some kind of measurement error or one of the "load bearing nop" phenomena. By that I mean the alignment of instructions (esp branch targets?) can dramatically affect…