Roy Mu 💙💛
@R0yMu
Followers
171
Following
192
Media
31
Statuses
1K
Opensource consultant. #AIGC #Infra #CloudNative #Web3 FOSS, GNU Hacker, W3C privacy reviewer, Compiler writer, OSdever
Tokyo
Joined September 2019
Folks, we provide GNU Artanis consulting services based on @hardenedlinux
https://t.co/PuA5ixrtuC
0
2
4
This is "Slippery Slope Fallacy". Constrain your logic in the Rust context, it is reasonable.
If you use unsafe{} in Rust, you should be writing C++ instead If you use a raw pointer in C++, you should be writing C instead If you use inline asm in C, you should be writing assembler instead
0
0
1
Here's my theory, you have to buy a game with a price, so they are positive to optimize. But the browsers are free of charge, so they don't have to care about it. After all, users don't spend money on it. Actually, people should buy FOSS, it's not free in price to optimize it.
The PS3 alone had 512mb of ram in total (256MB of system RAM and 256MB of video memory) and it ran most demanding games like GTA V. A single tab taking up to 1.2GB of RAM is some crazy unoptimized work, how can this possibly be more demanding than a fully fledged video-game?
0
0
0
This claim doesn't mean anything. Borrow checking provides no safety guarantees within unsafe scope (raw pointers, static mut...) aren't auto auditable. It only enforces the Rust memory model in safe code; unsafe opts out, so either avoid it entirely or manage risks like in C++.
@davepl1968 We get that you don't want to learn a new language. 5 minutes of Rust would make it clear this is not true at all. Auditing unsafe code is much easier than auditing all the code because everything is unsafe.
0
0
2
Academia nowadays lags behind industry in both engineering and research. Pursuing a PhD requires a significant investment of time and money, yet the degree itself often provides limited real-world value.
We saw a significant drop in the number of CS PhD applicants this year 🤯 The decline is even sharper for computer vision! 😱
0
0
0
You are actually testing language runtime boot time. Obviously, JVM based language will be slower.
Here's a little unscientific chart showing the compile/run times of a "hello world" program in different languages. I used single-core, containerized sandboxes on an ancient CPU, so the exact times aren't very interesting, but relative timings are.
0
0
0
If it's AI not human to write tests first for TDD, maybe I could try with a small project to see if it's a case. We should let AI do the boring work as possible.
FAANG software engineer tells how they vibe code at FAANG --- "You still always start with a technical design document. This is where a bulk of the work happens. The design doc starts off as a proposal doc. If you can get enough stakeholders to agree that your proposal has
0
0
0
Super cool!
I’m building my own C compiler in pure C11. frontend + middle-end + backend. targeting x86-64. not a toy, a real medium-level compiler. will share in just some weeks soon. doing this to actually learn systems the way they should be learned. I choose C because I want to learn
0
0
0
Interesting, an interview should have a round to solve a hard question by chatting with AI.
In some important ways, a user’s LLM chat history is an extended interview. The social media algorithms learn what you like, but chats can learn how you think. You should be able to provide an LLM as a job reference, just like you would a coworker, manager, or professor. It can
0
0
0
Oh, I'm glad, will he? How to force him to do so?
@slimjimmy_dev We could do the funniest shit and put rust in the BSD kernel so Lunduke has to switch to GNU Hurd or templeOS
0
0
0
@R0yMu Agreed. More teams are offloading the tedious parts of review to AI code reviewers so that developers can focus on the more strategic stuffs like design decisions and architecture.
0
1
2
I saw some people worry about Fil-C performance. But if you really want, you can use Fil-C only for runtime analysis in the CI pipeline. It will throw an exception when shit happens in runtime. So you can fix it, then release with your favorite C/C++ compiler. cc @filpizlo
0
0
0
Lisp is not cult, your posts won't be removed when you criticize it.
Lisp is easily the most cult like over C, Rust, or Haskell but that answer can change very easily depending on whether or not you are including or excluding the Japanese speakers from the Lisp community [and whether it's native Japanese people or you also include the weebs.]
0
0
1
You mean Scheme?
0
0
1
Partly agreed. Actually, before AI era, we usually separate code review to 2 parts: 1. Outsider: help on typo/syntax style 2. Insider: design and architect This era, we can only focus on insider part. https://t.co/0ZR9mDXmRn
hackernoon.com
Code reviews are pricey. Let machines catch style issues so humans can focus on what matters: security, scalability, and architecture.
1
1
1
I think @SEGA_OFFICIAL should consider making their Football Manager with WebGPU, and let the big database run on the server side. That will be easier for fans and users league.
📢 WebGPU is now officially supported across Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari → https://t.co/TNB1bpcQtq Access high-performance 3D graphics and AI capabilities right in the browser with this major milestone.
0
0
0
"I chose xxxx because I'm not smart enough to write a big project with C++". The cult is teaching people to confess they are stupid now.🤔
0
0
0
