Koakuma @koakuma@uwu.social

Good idontknowwhattimeisit everyone!

http://trillian.mit.edu/~jc/humor/ATT_Copyright_true.html

In the absence of a proper steamer, I found that pan-frying shumai like gyoza/kuotie works well enough. Just be careful to not cook it for too long since the skin is much thinner and easier to char.

@tuxcrafting

I used to be quite annoyed that people use "weird incomprehensible notations" in books, articles, and other publications...

... but then I met legalese.

Now I wonder if LLVM supports building a "lightly-optimizing compiler", i.e don't compile any optimization support other than what's needed for -Og, and alias all the other levels to it...

If the trend continues then LLVM 12 will likely take a bit over 4h to build itself

LLVM 9 building LLVM 9: ~140 mins
LLVM 10 building LLVM 10: ~180 mins
LLVM 11 building LLVM 11: ~210 mins

"Stage 2" build on a 1165 MHz Sun T2 running Debian, building with -j48.
The components built are llvm, clang, clang-tools-extra, libcxx, libcxxabi, and lld (i.e just enough stuff to run Zig)

Even more evil idea: s/TERM/KILL/

Slightly more evil idea: let the default SIGOOM behavior be similar to a SIGTERM

Imagine if there's a Unix signal (let's call it SIGOOM) that's broadcasted by the kernel to all processes when it thinks that it will run out of physical memory soon, that by default will do nothing but can be catched and used by garbage-collected language runtimes and apps to trigger a full GC cycle

At least that's what I get from my understanding about how swappiness works. I might as well be completely wrong about this, tho