Valentin Ignatev

@eterevsky Yeah somebody told me already, and I spent entire lunch break reading about Watergate lol :D

@TheGingerBill ohhhh, that would make sense! Thank you mr Bill <3

@valigo I just reposted it.

Why my loop article suddenly gets new traffic? Moots finally see it after the algo change?

@markizko I have 360, and they are on disks :)

@valigo How are you self-hosting your xbox games?

Always self-host. Never trust corporations with important data. Always backup. All my life's photos and videos are on physical hard drives within my reach. Microsoft, Google, Apple, whatever, can't reach them and strip them from me.

@Nekrolm Ожидание: мальчик который выжил Реальность: мальчик который не смывал

Насмотревшись на всякое-разное, сделал вывод, что восточно-лондонские владельцы квартир и пороходов — те еще засранцы в среднем. Буквально: у них в квартирах вымыто все, кроме унитаза. А в унитазе живет многолетнее зло.

@vmg__0 I did this many times in my real web job over the years, and very often on realistic flows looping a lot was just slower than caching, unfortunately. Less so in JavaScript (still noticeably), but especially brutal in Python.

@valigo Did you actually benchmark the Js loop case because they get lowered into machine code and are not slow like they are in pure interpreted languages.

@ZH1YGD BLOCKED AND REPORTED

@valigo Maybe because the new algo recommends more slop? 😝😂

@LukasHozda SERBIA BASED 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸

Bro I wonder what these countries have in common

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@EskilSteenberg @Love2Code Yeah, after posting it I realized you're right. Besides what you said, even if you do all you can, compiling with regular compilers would still let you do inline assembly to circumvent that.

@valigo @Love2Code I dont think you could do that, you would need to wrap everything to create your own stable ABI, and translate all sys calls. You cant depend on platforms having stable ABIs that are compatible even if they implement equivalent functions (like Posix).

@datgame The article is serious, so not sure what you're asking about

@valigo Sorry, I can't tell if this is a joke or not.

@EskilSteenberg @Love2Code You mean like wiring all the syscalls through something like OpenBSD's pledges ( man.openbsd.org/pledge.2 ) and then linking against that?

@Love2Code Ive been thinking in similar directions. I would prefer distributing IR, and then compiling that on the platform and during linking, make sure the software only links to sandboxed APIs. The fact that so much of software runs in a VM is something we want to get away from.

@0bNARA I call it ChatGPT storm

there was a flash storm and then everything turned yellow

@auturkey That's more like it lol

@valigo 21 Mercurian days

Our uni library had this "C++ in 21 day" book. Needless to say, none of us learned C++ in 21 day

@rfleury evergreen

@imnonplussed At least for now!

@valigo Are the rumors true? Is it now safe to click the "For You" button?

It's actually very easy to make someone happy. First, you need to take something away, to make people sad. Then, you need to wait, so they adjust to a new norm. Then, you give it back. This makes people very happy, even though the situation just got back to status quo. Hi moots!

@k_flowstate It's actually very good

@valigo I am honestly scared to even know more about that thing

Ummm... Am I watching correct X-Files?