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Here’s a little benchmark complements of Jann Horn. It’s unexpectedly slow on Linux.
OpenBSD is so fast, I had to modify the program slightly to measure itself, as the time utility is missing sufficient precision to even record nonzero.
All it does is create one extra thread, then both existing threads create 256 sockets. What’s so hard about that?
ox$ ./a.out
a.out: a.out: socketsocket: : Too many open files
Too many open files
ox$ ulimit -n 1024
ox$ ./a.out
elapsed: 0.006096s
ox$ ./a.out
elapsed: 0.002508s
ox$ ./a.out
elapsed: 0.002326s
These aren’t identical machines, but roughly comparable.
There’s a hint in the code (nothing to do with networking code, if that was your first guess), with more explanation in the linked thread, which is worth reading and some thinking. I’d love to see the system and benchmark where Linux outperforms here.
Really, I just found it a little funny. Usually it’s the weirdo benchmark that shows OpenBSD being 10x slower, so this one is definitely going in the collection.
Linux kernel quiz: Why is this program so slow and takes around 50ms to run?
What line do you have to add to make it run in ~3ms instead without interfering with what this program does?
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user@debian12:~/test$ cat > slow.c
#include
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A subtle G++ bug from 2012, C++20's new comparison rules, and legacy Boost code can collide to crash Solidity's compiler on valid code. We unpack the surprising chain reaction and how to fix it.
I'm waiting to come home to human shit on my porch since I found this mat but my yard might exude nutcase vibes enough to prevent it... Definitely looks like an old psycho with nothing to lose lives here 🤷🏼♂️
It seems like the AI crawlers learned how to solve the Anubis challenges. Anubis is a tool hosted on our infrastructure that requires browsers to do some heavy computation before accessing Codeberg again. It really saved us tons of nerves over the past months, because it saved us from manually maintaining blocklists to having a working detection for "real browsers" and "AI crawlers".
Much talk today from @pluralistic about centaurs and reverse centaurs and I can't see any of the toots on the topic without thinking of this golden oldie.
>fight to free the country from royalist >fight for the Republic >wins wins wins >proclaim himself emperor I will only agree that Napoleon and his subordinates were incredible strategists. But I will never forget how he/them, betrayed the concept of the republic.
Nestled in the remote deserts of Utah lies an unusual and intriguing experiment in sovereignty: the Republic of Zaqistan. A micronation in every sense of the
I wish I was not so damned gay and liked real life girls more. It would have made my life easier. I have an inherent disbelief that any woman could truly love me, though. Thanks for reading.
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A geometry proof (for year 9 geometry) generated by AI is an nightmare to grade. When you find the error it's something a person capable of making the rest of the proof would never do.
I wonder how university mathematicians feel about AI written proof-shaped objects?
<s> Why hasn't anyone proved all the unsolved theorems with AI if it is so very smart? </s>
>birmingham council celebrated pakistan's independence day >same council took down england flags for being 'dangerous' Traitors and subversives need to be made as uncomfortable as possible before they inevitably get forced out.
"A new, federated, independent, web is being born before our eyes, running on Activitypub (Mastodon) and Atproto (Bluesky). (...) If the people building this new web are wise, they will take irrevocable action that will limit their ability (and the ability of their successors) to fall prey to the siren song of enshittification in the future. This is called a "Ulysses pact" – when you tie yourself to the mast so that you don't yield to future temptation."
Jack Dorsey liked it, largely because he was sick of being mired in content moderation debates, and he wanted to see if there was a way to separate como from posts for a future iteration of Twitter. He funded a skunkworks that later became a standalone entity.
Calm down, tweeps. Mastodon is intriguing, but Twitter isn't going anywhere just yet. If you're intrigued, though, here's what you need to know about Mastodon.
Pakistan is one of the world's most vulnerable countries to the effects of climate change, and its residents are facing extreme weather events with increasing frequency.
The CEO of the largest rental company in America got assassinated in Manhattan last week. Mainstream media is desperately trying to cover it up, now refers to the CEO as just an “employee”.
Objective To examine the effects of drug treatment for attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) on suicidal behaviours, substance misuse, accidental injuries, transport accidents, and criminality.
Design Emulation of target trials.
Dumb question that I was always too afraid to ask:
I know how the #Fediverse and its federation works. It's intuitive and familiar to me; I mean, I even host my own instance.
But I never understood how interaction cross-software is supposed to work. In theory, I can use whatever #ActivityPub software I want and still interact with everyone else. But in practice that just... isn't the case, right?
I mean, for text it's quite simple: I write a short post on #Mastodon and people on #GoToSocial or #Misskey or whatever can see and read that same post and interact with it. They can see my profile and it appears on their instance in their style and with their features.
Even outside of microblogging I still get it. A super-long post on #Friendica or #Diaspora appears on my timeline, too. Their profiles might have more fields than I can see here, but that's fine.
But what's up beyond that?
I can see #Pixelfed posts here, converted into image galleries. But what about the other way 'round? If someone on Pixelfed follows my Mastodon account, they can't see any of my non-image posts, right?
What about #PeerTube and such niche software? I guess I could follow a PeerTube account as a microblogger and see their videos and descriptions in my timeline. Video comments are replies.
But the other way 'round? How are they supposed to interact with Friendica or Pixelfed users? PeerTube doesn't even have a "timeline".
Doesn't that feature disparity undermine the whole idea of the #Fediverse or am I missing something?
I am asking this because I caught myself thinking about making a Mastodon account for my PeerTube space, in the same way you used to make a Twitter presence for your YouTube channel.
I realised that I should be able to just use my PeerTube account instead, since it's ActivityPub. That's the whole appeal of the Fediverse!
But since I can't write text posts, read timelines or interact in any way with non-video content on PeerTube, where is the point in federating with the rest of ActivityPub?
Is it only for commenters to be able to use their existing Fedi accounts to comment on PeerTube, and it's more of a one-way thing in reality?
I think it's just that each application only supports a subset of what ActivityPub can do, so you often need multiple accounts to cover all your needs. Maybe PeerTube will have more features eventually, it's largely a one-person project. For now, it seems pretty common to use Mastodon to interact with people who comment on your PeerTube videos. @lety and @_elena do that, for example.
under existing implementations, peertube instances interact with one another over activitypub, and peertube videos show up on timelines, replies become comments, etc.
In theory, peertube could implement timelines and text posts, but it seems unlikely that they will.
In practice, I have a non-peertube account for my peertube channels.
It's not so much the Fediverse but if you're using a software like Pixelfed, it can connect with mastodon but might not have the same interface.
But if you connect mastodon with something like Friendica, this is something that can more easily go back and forth since it's just like Mastodon. A blogging, type of platform.
While it may be frustrating to many people to realize most of the Russiagate declassification and releases of information are not intended to generate indictments or legal accountability, on the strategic upside the view of the public toward the U.S.
"I was in the US Marines from 1961 until 1966, Vietnam Era. I read books about Marines before and after my service, but the ones I read beforehand are the ones that influenced me to join the Corps. My Pappy was a WWII ETO and Korea Army veteran, and he wanted me to join the Army. I think he was disappointed that I didn't, but later I think he was proud of me. After he & Mom died,
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Easy, I had a threesome with two of my best “girl friends”. We were seniors and the three of us had been friends all 4 years, I was President of my Fraternity, and had a lot of clout in the school in my senior year. One Saturday afternoon we were all sitting in my room smoking a joint, and we just started talking about fantasies. I flat out told them both that one of my biggest ones was to sleep with them both. They just laughed and said “why not?” I thought they were kidding when one of them , Wendy came up to me and began kissing me, while Lisa took off her shirt and bra. I was flabbergasted to say the least, but within minutes we were all naked rolling around on my bed together. I was in heaven, Wendy sucked my cock while Lisa and I kissed and I played with her tits, then she sat on my face. I ate her pussy while I was getting a BJ from Wendy. Then Wendy sat on my cock and fucked me. Once I came, Lisa sucked my cock until I got hard again, then I fucked her, we remained in bed for what seemed like hours, actually it was most of the day, We fucked so many times I thought I didn’t have any cum left in my balls! It was the single best experience in college. We all still remain friends, but that one day was like something from a dream.
I didn't go to college because it was a waste of time. I didn't need college to get the position I nailed down at age 16, when I graduated HS two years early.
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the ear". These old timers were a different breed."
"My grandaddy Bill was a river boat gunner in Vietnam. He ended up being on the first seal team before it was over. He was always kind to me and everyone I saw him interact with. On several occasions he woke up screaming from the nightmares. It's amazing how fortified he was to be that clearly damaged from what he experienced but still had the ability to be a good man. Men like this make me proud to be an American."
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