-2aye-buddy: Your AI buddy, a Claude Code sandbox github.comc/aicoding · by Serpent7776@programming.dev · 16d · 0 comments
2Vim plugin for browsing throught the past claude code discussions github.comc/vim · by Serpent7776@programming.dev · 163d · 3 comments
10vxdiff: odiff (the fastest pixel-by-pixel image visual difference tool) reimplemented in AVX512 assembly. github.comc/asm · by Serpent7776@programming.dev · 359d · 0 comments
8Async‑signal-safety and why should you care dev.toc/c_lang · by Serpent7776@programming.dev · 1y · 0 comments
2Fizzbuzz by hand-crafting AMD64 instructions at runtime in OCaml github.comc/ocaml · by Serpent7776@programming.dev · 1y · 0 comments
6pg_snowflake - extension for creating customisable snowflake ID types github.comc/postgresql · by Serpent7776@programming.dev · 1y · 0 comments
16crawlio: Tool that slows down I/O operations github.comc/commandline · by Serpent7776@programming.dev · 1y · 5 comments
2My first x86 avx program: fizzbuzz using AVX512 github.comc/asm · by Serpent7776@programming.dev · 1y · 0 comments
7pg_worker_pool: extension creating a pool of background workers github.comc/postgresql · by Serpent7776@programming.dev · 1y · 0 comments
7Comparing C++ range libraries for filter+reverse case with non-trivial lambda dev.toc/cpp · by Serpent7776@programming.dev · 2y · 0 comments
10I used hyperfine CLI tool to measure startup and shutdown times of several code interpreters dev.toc/commandline · by Serpent7776@programming.dev · 2y · 2 comments
8Programming Language Awareness Centre math.bas.bgc/programming_languages · by Serpent7776@programming.dev · 2y · 1 comments
19Index arrays with ordinals instead of integers with custom literals c/cpp · by Serpent7776@programming.dev · 2y · 11 comments
9The performance cost of pl/pgsql exception block in Postgres dev.toc/postgresql · by Serpent7776@programming.dev · 2y · 0 comments
5histat - a simple history stats github.comc/commandline · by Serpent7776@programming.dev · 2y · 0 comments
on Vim plugin for browsing throught the past claude code discussions · c/vim · 1 pts · 71dUnfortunately no amount of emotional support can fix ai slop.
on Vim plugin for browsing throught the past claude code discussions · c/vim · 1 pts · 71dUnfortunately no amount of emotional support can fix ai slop.
on crawlio: Tool that slows down I/O operations · c/commandline · 1 pts · 1yAFAIK you can't do this with BPF as it doesn't have any kind of sleep functionality. I'm also not sure how would you achive this using cgroup, which are about quotas AFAIK.
on I used hyperfine CLI tool to measure startup and shutdown times of several code interpreters · c/commandline · 1 pts · 2yI added bun and deno. Updated results are on the github page. Deno is similar to node, bun takes much less time. https://github.com/serpent7776/startup-shutdown-bench
on Index arrays with ordinals instead of integers with custom literals · c/cpp · 2 pts · 2yIt should be easy to edit the existing code to add support for i18n, but there's probably no way to make in generic (except for macros).
on Index arrays with ordinals instead of integers with custom literals · c/cpp · 10 pts · 2yYeah, that was basically it.
on Index arrays with ordinals instead of integers with custom literals · c/cpp · 14 pts · 2yThere's no purpose really. It was more of "wonder if I can" and also nice way to learn custom literals.
on ifn't · c/programmer_humor · 2 pts · 2yI can actually define this in TCL: % proc ifn't {cond cmds} {if {!$cond} {uplevel $cmds}} % ifn't false {puts 12} 12 % ifn't true {puts 12} %
Unfortunately no amount of emotional support can fix ai slop.
Unfortunately no amount of emotional support can fix ai slop.
AFAIK you can't do this with BPF as it doesn't have any kind of sleep functionality. I'm also not sure how would you achive this using cgroup, which are about quotas AFAIK.
There is?
I added bun and deno. Updated results are on the github page. Deno is similar to node, bun takes much less time.
https://github.com/serpent7776/startup-shutdown-bench
It should be easy to edit the existing code to add support for i18n, but there's probably no way to make in generic (except for macros).
Yeah, that was basically it.
There's no purpose really. It was more of "wonder if I can" and also nice way to learn custom literals.
I can actually define this in TCL: