UTC is expressed using positive or negative offset from IAT
UTC is expressed using positive or negative offset from IAT
UTC is timezone too. It has leap seconds. IAT is atomic time. It is perfect.
Scalabe is not always quicker. Quicker is not always scalable.
Basically you can say that time it takes never goes above grapf of some function scaled by constant.
Fun side effect of this is that you can call your O(1) algorithm is O(n!) algorithm and be technically correct.
lim n->inf t(n) <= O*c, where O is what is inside of big O and c is positive constant.
It may be efficient, not scalable for sure
Automation at full speed
Automation at full speed
Work from home? Work from chicken coup!
Wielders are paid close to programmers in my country
They caught lock inversion, that helped to fix obscure hangs, that I couldn’t reproduce on my machine, but were constantly happening on machine with more cores.
Faust bless Stallman for creating GDB.
I think some of those abominational constructs were for compile-time errors. Inline visibility macro is for reducing bynary size, allowing additional optimizations and improving performance and load time.
In my projects I set default visibility to hidden.
that’s so inefficient they’d probably get performance gains by switching to Python.
Damn, this goes hard for no reason.
Well, threadsanitizer catches them in runtime. Not sure about GCC static analyser and other SA tools.
The post is about developers.