Jessica Paquette
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compiler engineer from hell
how do you even synchronize clocks in like HFT or over networks and shit
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iximeow
5 months ago
github.com/apple-oss-di...
is one of my all-time favorites
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https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/xnu/blob/f6217f891ac0bb64f3d375211650a4c1ff8ca1ea/osfmk/arm64/WKdmDecompress_16k.s#L102-L197
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what’s your favourite data format
5 months ago
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today is my birthday send me your favourite program
5 months ago
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it’s 2026 why aren’t you going to the gym and getting hotter you dumb bitch
5 months ago
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arm assembly enthusiast
5 months ago
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MY MOTHER JUST REALIZED MY FAMILY HAS ADHD
6 months ago
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the difference between compiler engineers and normie engineers is compiler engineers have resigned themselves to the fact that they have no control over the code that people write
6 months ago
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i need more than caffeine i need caffeine 2
7 months ago
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Matt Keeter
7 months ago
ah yes, the well-known "branch on [incoherent sputtering noise]" instruction
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rust might be good
7 months ago
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misread idiomatic as idiotic
7 months ago
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offices should impose mandatory daily yoga on employees
8 months ago
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i was walking in my neighbourhood and saw a dude who i regularly see at my gym and it kind of bothered me. you’re not supposed to exist outside the gym. why are you outside of your room. this isn’t right
8 months ago
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it’s weird that homestuck anime exists
8 months ago
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i think my doctor is just experimenting on me
8 months ago
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Jana H-S (she, like a knife)
9 months ago
a work of art is a creature that wants to destroy you and replace you with something else. it is in your interest that you allow this to happen, sometimes
add a skeleton here at some point
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respect for corn tea
9 months ago
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i’ve become hopelessly obsessed with doing the laundry
9 months ago
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i recommend stretching daily life is better as a piece of limp spaghetti
9 months ago
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bought uniqlo trousers and borax today. i’m dead inside
9 months ago
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the horse girl fandom is so funny like a retired racehorse dies irl and these people draw sad fanart of the horse girl version of the horse fucking dying
9 months ago
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rybelsus is kicking my ass
9 months ago
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LaurieWired
9 months ago
Everyone knows that the x86 ISA is big.
 Modern CPUs have ~1000+ mnemonics. Guess how many make up 90% of compiled C/C++ code? TWELVE. I'm not kidding. The question is…what if we shrank it?
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Adrian's Digital Basement
9 months ago
Happy birthday to the MOS 6502! It was 50 years ago today that people were able to buy their first samples of the chip from a jar in a hotel room at WESCON. Here's my oldest 6502 from the 52nd week of 1975. Still works perfectly!
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family mart thigh highs
9 months ago
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people say the fish grill in japanese houses/apts instead of a full oven is lame but ngl i fuck with the fish grill
9 months ago
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my god……
9 months ago
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when people ask me why i do pull ups i tell them it’s so that if i fall into a 6ft hole i’ll be able to pull myself out and not die of starvation and it makes them really mad for some reason
9 months ago
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i tried to have type 3 fun but it didn’t work out
9 months ago
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wait so i am currently being told that on x64 windows you simply do not get frame pointers why
9 months ago
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my drink tastes like a soap from lush
9 months ago
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i looked up the shittiest neighbourhoods in tokyo because i thought it would be funny to go to all the gyms but actually it’s just all the places i hang out, and apparently the place where i live
9 months ago
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i’m not sure what it is but there’s something that must be posted through
9 months ago
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ozempic is a drug that changes permabulkers into hardgainers
9 months ago
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you look kinda soft bro you look like your entire life might be some sort of performance
10 months ago
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something underrated about living in tokyo is that there are like 500 massage places in every neighbourhood so you can get unfucked whenever you want
10 months ago
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i should be a performative male for halloween
10 months ago
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today is yukata
10 months ago
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yeah buddy
10 months ago
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i went to the beach the other day and accidentally started a push up contest and now i have some sort of push up nemesis
10 months ago
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i’ve never been so owned in my life
add a skeleton here at some point
10 months ago
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Matt Godbolt
10 months ago
If you're like me and can't remember if it's RCX or R8 for the fourth parameter... Get the Compiler Explorer ABI Mug: actual calling conventions for x86-64 System V, Windows, and ARM64. Support @godbolt.org: grab yours here ->
shop.compiler-explorer.com/collections/...
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welcome to Voting, your choices are * evil * evil (woke)
10 months ago
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dreamt of a person with pet frogs calling themselves a “pondcel”
10 months ago
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today is yukata
10 months ago
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sit up straight
10 months ago
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Tobias Hieta
10 months ago
Reverse Birthday Present - Here is LLVM 21.1.0-rc3 for you to test on my birthday!
discourse.llvm.org/t/llvm-21-1-...
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LLVM 21.1.0-rc3 Released!
We are happy to announce that LLVM 21.1.0-rc3 is now released! This includes the main LLVM project, and its subprojects including clang, lld, libc++, and MLIR. Download Find sources on GitHub. A not...
https://discourse.llvm.org/t/llvm-21-1-0-rc3-released
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reference textbooks are kinda like spellbooks
10 months ago
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LLVM Weekly
10 months ago
LLVM Weekly - #606, August 11th 2025. Constant-time selection in Clang for crypto algorithms, tail folding by default for RVV, clangd doxygen parser, WasmSSA MLIR dialect, and more
llvmweekly.org/issue/606
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LLVM Weekly - #606, August 11th 2025
https://llvmweekly.org/issue/606
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