Repo:
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which route the user, based on the request of GET and POST
I benchmarked the same code on a laptop and a phone. Unexpectedly, the phone was faster.
Went down the rabbit hole of IPC, stalled cycles, and microarchitecture to understand why
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Short answer: Nahi!
Aaj ke time mein companies degree se zyada...
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It's a nerd trap
After macro expansion the code looks like assembly. The language does almost nothing by itself. That’s the point. https://t.co/w1uzBuQUlr
But this would have caused an incompatibility between operating https://t.co/eac5lsAKNA
Ill add colors to words maybe so is easier to understand what is what, insteed of eveything being whitee but yeah maybe do that a option on configs. https://t.co/z9qnzFcQ06
to sum till 2 million
Each thread work parallely to count till 1 million and store inside their local memory i.e. L1 or L2 cache
Then anyone of them lock the global shared memory
write inside it and unlock for other to write
approx 40 lines of code
with constant time complexity O(1) for any n cases
The past few weeks I have been trying to create my own JSON parser. It is at a point where it covers most of the RFC. It's not the best , certainly worse than the default shipped with Go, but it works. Github link in replies. 1/3 https://t.co/nt0QCkPtZ2
Here is the code for how to pass function as a pointer
Second img includes How to use function signature or contract to implement polymorphism
I just have started working on https://t.co/6iLDRWtcvb after a while. It was a mess - but what's more important is features.
Feel free to tell me your suggestions - from CI, C headers that I should look about, especially for dir program.
and somewhere else (later) in the program you can read from that pipe to check if there was a signal
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