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Yes but those are called transpilers, right?

Correctness is already a must, how did you arrive to this?

How come you made this about computer’s performance :)

Ok, but that’s sw engineering issue.

I still insist that a production grade compiler can’t leave performance on table. Which is where the current battlefield is.

Wouldn’t just a simple case of bad code generation render little compiler into a toy one?

Repeating others, today’s compilers are really just “optimizing compilers”, there is no room for toying in production environments.

Title comes from: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/There%27s_Plenty_of_Room_at_...

Everyone needs to be motivated by the job.

Think a teacher/nurse, would you find it ok for them to answer “for the money”.

Another angle to it; you can be professional and explain your goals but also you can’t be desperate, no one likes that, even if you are desperate you need to act professional about that.

Congrats.

A few months ago I wanted to make a small lab out of a few SBCs. Looking for a cheap 10/100 switch, I was surprised to see prices are this low; got a tplink 8 port / LS1008 for 10$ from Amazon.

It would be a nice podcast, right?

I was expecting to read something like: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentium_FDIV_bug

I’ve read about them after getting introduced to: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Żubrówka

> captain could be pass out drunk and still dock the 70 footer without issue Brings up memories… This was same with my father, he stopped drinking later but when I was a teenager and stuck somewhere after midnight I would call home and he would say “sure buddy” and come pick me up. On the way back his eyes were almost closed and sometimes we would joke about how the car knows about the roads and can go way back home itself. He is too old now and actually has a 12 meter boat which can’t dock himself alone.

> Obviously I think differently.

:)

> EU jurisdiction ends at EU borders They still charge me EU prices outside though.

Why are you serious about that?

Just enjoy your time here, plant a tree if that would make you happier. Don’t dig your self into an hole and loose sight of brighter things. / a parent

Sweat smile it is supposed to be…

I wouldn’t know, I was like a Borland fan…

It was a RAD platform though. From following your links:

> Low-code development platforms trace their roots back to fourth-generation programming language and the rapid application development tools of the 1990s and early 2000s.

> Delphi was originally developed by Borland as a rapid application development tool for Windows as the successor of Turbo Pascal.

Came here to say 520 (；・∀・)

I’m opposite about the feeling.

When I work on a problem that’s new to me, I ask around, explaining the problem, checking if someone recognizes the domain, if it is known.

When someone explains to me what I’m working on is a solved problem, I take great joy from it since I already understand the issue some, I can criticize or take great energy from learning something for sure.

I believe how to feel about it is a choice btw. As movie says “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life”.

It is from 2020/2021 though first time seeing it. I ordered one, thanks!

I also had in mind features like cpu affinity, and may be the next thing that this app which compiled a decade ago didn’t know about.

I don’t like current forking for sure, just that I’m not against inheritance…

Wouldn’t creating new processes from zero rather than inheriting from parent make it hard to do things like ‘sudo’?

Recognizing the domain, you can read about the early history of benchmarks: http://www.roylongbottom.org.uk/whetstone.htm

Thanks for that. I didn’t notice she switch to B+ later.

Confused article? You make a host/native build instead of cross and expect it to work on some other machine?

Thanks for this, made my evening!

Piping stuff, job control?

I didn’t know Binder is upstream. Is it really?