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@danluu In your post at https://danluu.com/julialang, the link entitled "not a fan" has rotted and the new url for the content is https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20050114-00/?p=36693
A review of the Julia language

@zenhack @danluu The text is mostly about a specific way of playing that even top players don't usually engage in outside of tournaments.
@danluu I'm friends with this guy (and you can just ask him) and I expect he would say that these things are "not part of the game" and people don't do them them them because they are illegal or would cause the hotel not to host the tournament next year or would get the player DQed by the tournament organizer despite not being specifically mentioned in the rules. Here's a famous video of an afk player being killed at a big tournament https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3G8oHukH_pE
EVO2015 MOMENT: WHAT ARE YOU STANDING UP FOR?

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@danluu Thanks for the post.

"might exposure" -> "might expose"

"listen to the listen to" -> "listen to"

@chriswhocodes Not yet haha. Should be in a few hours.

My own code is mostly one disgusting function and the library functions I use mostly correspond to intrinsics, but I certainly feel like a lot of the remaining gains would come from understanding the codegen, so I'll do what I can of that in half a day.

@chriswhocodes Heyo, do you have any advice about JIT tuning for 1BRC? I noticed your discussion here https://github.com/gunnarmorling/1brc/discussions/187 and I'm working on an openJDK solution that can plausibly take the top spot. I know a lot about processing strings with vectors but nothing about Java 😅
Tuning the JIT · gunnarmorling/1brc · Discussion #187

Hi @gunnarmorling is tuning the (HotSpot) JIT allowed under the rules (e.g. via $JAVA_OPTS) ? I've been using JITWatch[1] to investigate the JIT behaviour of the implementations that use HotSpot C2...

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@tedu @danluu This is a funny example because it is the opposite of what happened in this case. The author of the regex rejected empty author names but needed to accept them.
@danluu I think it would be common for people to write parsers that accept "some lines that are not author lines, then an author line, then some lines that are not author lines" rather than figure out the exact rules governing the lines that the code doesn't (as obviously) need to validate.
@hrbrmstr @danluu @tweedge The first Kagi result for the youtube query is savefrom dot net which is described in the post. It does not let you download videos. It does variously attempt to install malware or get you to sign up for a paid subscription.
@danluu The hn comment section about this post makes me think I should ask someone for a lobsters invite and never return to the orange web site.