NotThe1Pct

3x smarter than a managing director

Insurance is an imperialist construct of the patriarchal white capitalists. Not a thing for these ideology champions.

If you feed people in a public setting you need a perm, which is fairly easy to get. My guess they didn't even bother to comply with local ordinances.

So lame I think this was made just to trigger a police reaction for political gain and web hits.

I read this story 15 years ago and always cite it.

Pleased to see it again

For a good reason - safety

You dont make 'over-the-air' updates on avionics buddy

keepassx

BSOD is now literally a scary real possibility

It gives a new meaning to the word "crash"

Now that hedge funds ran out of things to manipulate, the swamp drained itself.

So what I was saying is "Allah has more experience"?

And don't shout "Alahu Akhbar" on a plane as well. That tends to upset people for some reason.

Willingness to cross the line between crime and honesty appears to be the major factor behind success, to me.

Every successful company has a dark side.

I couldnt really find anything useful in there...

Quite frankly I wrote this more like an exercise. I have never used it in practice other than the github test. I saw people picking up on the other post and didn't really like the indices going unbounded. Then I spent a few minutes thinking how to solve it.

While I think the implementation per se is not that useful (I agree with you), I believe the actual trick can be reused in a different situation or type of container.

Check out the github repo now, I added a choice of allocator. That is nice because the main use of this kind of tool is when you have a slab of mapped memory that you go partitioning.

You could use the alignas(64) specifier

http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/alignas

Yes, it's not meant to be production ready. Still, the padding you added is particular to Intel/AMD CPUs and this article is more about constrained memory/embedded.

On Intel you would not care about the missing slot when you have 256GB memory available.

I've added the atomic<> in the github and updated the article as well.

However with atomic<> it adds an mfence instruction which is not really necessary and might add a ton of latency.

My $10/mo shared host is already spinning with ycomb+linkedin traffic. I shall upgrade...

Me too, back in 2005 we were already doing all this. Also there is an easy hack that solves the overflow part.

I find that refreshing. But for 50% of liberal arts majors, under and unemployment is a hard reality.

http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2012/04/53-of-re...

The problem is not intrinsically the content of the degrees but the fact that there is probably 2x as much graduates being thrown in the market than there are jobs.

DO NOT TALK TO RECRUITERS.

They hate you because you have skills and they usually failed in their careers (or have a liberal arts degree, which is even worse).

They will record and make public whatever you told in private.

They will blanket spam your CV to every corner of the world.

They will lie to you to make you sign it.

They will make you feel worthless so you can accept a lower package.

I tried haskell queues a while ago - under the advice of a friend and compared with a straightforward C++ queue - it was about 100x slower. Abandoned the idea.

I have used lambdas heavily in the past and then stopped. Getting away from the rabbit hole that are lambdas + SFINAE + variadics increases productivity immensely.