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On today’s Coming to Streaming this Week, we look at all of the upcoming content coming to streaming services in the U.S. This week we have the S2 premiere of Andor, WondLa coming to AppleTV+, Tom Hardy-led Havoc on Netflix, and more!
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So are we still more upset about Diverse, but qualified, yet presumed unqualified hires, than DUI hires?
(Asking for anyone who cares about US National Security)
Pete Hegseth needs to go for the safety of the United States & the allies that we still have.
Alejandra Pizarnik:
“Cómo estudiar, y trabajar, y leer, y escribir. Y lo quiero todo al mismo tiempo. Y también embriagarme, y ver amigos y angustiarme, y asistir a todos los [tachado]. Pero sobre todo angustiarme y querer morir porque quisiera ser todo y sólo soy nada.”
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Quiero hablar de átomos, de muerte, de vida, de extraterrestres, sexo, magia, intelecto, el significado de la vida, galaxias lejanas, las mentiras que has dicho, tus defectos, tus olores favoritos, tu niñez, lo que te mantiene despierto por las noches, tus miedos e inseguridades. Me gusta la gente profunda, que habla con la emoción de una mente retorcida e inquieta.
Of course advance information on US combat operations is classified. Pretending otherwise is an insult to our troops, who all know this.
The Secretary is unfit to lead.
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One of the goals I had when designing my performance-aware programming course was to make as much of it language-independent as I could. I am really pleased to see that so far, it has worked: people have taken part 1 using (at least) Python, JAI, Go, C#, Odin, Ruby, Zig, C++, Rust, and JavaScript/node.js!
Where are you tracking these? Curious ‘cause I’d love to look through some of them.
I am not tracking them exhaustively (as you can see from the replies, where people point out ones I forget to list :) I was just going by who has contributed bindings for the reference decoder, which is listed on the github. People often post links to their homework in the comments, so if you collected all of those, you would end up with more languages than just the ones for which people have contributed full simulator bindings.
Do not forget Elixir
I didn’t know it had been done in Elixir! Is that so?
Yeah. I saw one person sending the GitHub example. I also did it with elixir. Super cool to work with pattern matching and bit manipulation.
Btw, this course is fantastic.
Slightly off topic for this note, but I was wondering if you could do a write up at some point (inb4 the “planned for later in the course” response) at how you think about software architecture for designs which require a very tightly coupled dependency graph? Most of the “clean code” dogma that I have seen regards situations where responsibility and state are generally completely separated or have tidy interfaces to expose certain data and/or features. When confronted with a tightly-coupled co…
I don't know that that would be in this course, because it's less a performance concern as it is an architecture concern in general. "Clean Code" methodologies are just bad architecture in general, and lead to silly situations like the one you just described. So I would like to put out materials on that at some point, but that would be after this course is done.
“Sanity-Aware Architecture”
Would there be some perf material on GPGPU programming via SyCL/OpenCL in future in this series.
Not in this series. This is CPU-performance only, since it’s a pretty big topic.
and webassembly. And at least one homework assignment was made with the language currently codenamed jai.
I forgot about Webassembly! I think because I still haven't merged the pull request because it required changing something in the main cpp files and I wanted to verify it first... I will be doing that when I update the codebase to the simulation version. Thanks for reminding me!
Yeah, this is a really fantastic course! Thank you for all of your effort! I'm glad to be here from the start and see it take shape.
Now if only there was some way to get 8 years of my life back from "Clean Code".
Look at it this way - you won’t get the 8 years, but you effectively reclaimed the rest of your life from it :DDD
You’ve done an amazing job keeping the information shared understandable and usable across all programming language barriers! I can’t wait to see what more you have for the course!
The content is more of an approach to programming, or as I see it - the architecture of programming. This should be language independent, and when people start using different languages to follow your program, it shows that their mindset is moving away from the narrow box of the language itself and expanding to the mindset of programming. It feels like walking a new path where you haven't been before. Can be exiting!
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