Florian Gilcher

I’ll open a brewery that caters to the compiler engineer audience.

Our first beer will be “The Target Tripel”. We’ll brew it as a Dubbel, Tripel or Quadrupel.

May 16 at 8:53pmWeb
Show threadyoshMay 16
@skade Omfg hahaha
Show threadJohn RegehrMay 16
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Show threadFlorian GilcherMay 16
@regehr @yosh and people complain about long Rust brew, eh, compile times.
Show threadJohn RegehrMay 16
@skade @yosh I'm deeply depressed that I never scored a can of this beer. it appears to have been a limited release and by the time I found out about it, it was impossible to find
Show threadYpe KingmaMay 16

@skade

Only a few people will remember the times I used to organise excursions to the local brewery. Please let me know when you have a nice amount of brew available.

For now I'm only trying to get people more involved in #clippy

#Grolsch #Enschede

Show threadcopaceticMay 16
@skade For more confusing names ... I'd order a "Middle End".
Show threadShafik YaghmourMay 16

@skade

How about the "Undefined Behavior", will that be a barrel aged stout ABV depends on optimizations setting 🤔

Show threadJF BastienMay 17
@skade
How do you figure out which Belgian beer is your favorite?
You do abbey testing! 🍺
Show threadEsteban Küber May 17
@skade when you order some bytes for the table that's a nibble?
Show threadГригорий КлюшниковMay 17
Triple is architecture, OS, ABI. Tuple is, I suppose, bare metal, so no OS. But what about quadruple, when does that happen 🤔🤔🤔
Show threadFlorian GilcherMay 17

@grishka

We keep adding.

https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2020/p1864r0.html#tuplet

> Traditionally, a target tuplet has been called a triplet, as this referred to the architecture, the operating system, and the environment. However, as time has gone on, a 4th field was added, while the name triplet was kept. While the author is not a verified expert on the English language, triple and the number 4 do not mean the same thing.

It get's worse, we're at 5 now for some target definitions.

P1864R0: Defining Target Tuplets