Also you can easily get both kernel- and user-level stack trace with dtrace.
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#76d6ff> The results of this study also show that the GC group has a performance that is 42% better than the GC-EF group. These data seem indicate that after an intense physical exercise, people without ADHD show impairment in attention performance. However, this hypothesis requires further studies, which include the assessment of the duration of this effect.
2. That’s a staggering amount of NIH, from CTF to syntax. Why?
Basically two displays: primary IPS and secondary E-ink. But keyboard is… virtual, you type on e-ink.
18> timer:tc(fun fib:main/0).
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{59352962,ok} % 59s… slooow
19> hipe:c(fib, [o3]). % compile with Hipe
{ok,fib}
20> timer:tc(fun fib:main/0).
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{12570352,ok} % 12.5s!
>> SAP HANA in Minutes
> The EC2 High Memory instances are certified by SAP for ⟨…⟩
[SAP HANA keeps everything in RAM.]
Simple example: GNU/Hurd’s glibc works quite differently.
It does (just checked).
I don't think I am. That code deliberately uses Haskell’s low-level features. It’s like saying, “hey, high-level languages don‘t even save you from segfaults! Just look at my purposely crafted low-level code in a high-level (but not dead, so it has low-level interface) language that access memory at 0.“
“Look at my intentionally non-thread-safe, spaghetti imperative implementation. It sucks! So FP sucks.”
Well, until you have done everything, — DKIM, SPF and checks are green… And gmail is continuing put your e-mail to spam every now and then :/
> The goal is to define a datatype by cases, where one can add new cases to the datatype and new functions over the datatype, without recompiling existing code, and while retaining /static type safety/
So, while there's an easy way to write something with lispy multiple dispatch, it is not a solution, sorry.
http://www.theverge.com/2016/5/11/11658226/tesla-model-s-sum...
Can someone recommend a ready-made solution?
Tried just now. It does require it and doesn't work without it.
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> 'ffl'.chars
1Will it provide \X for example? (\X matches extended grapheme cluster.)
> am I missing any languages that do?
Swift is one notable example. It has built-in and simple enough grapheme handling.