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How we compare model quality in Cursor

cursor.com
3 points·by hudsonwillis·4 maanden geleden·0 comments

Ask HN: Fundraising for my domain-specific 2B startup – VC vs. others?

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Gnome 45, "Rīga"

release.gnome.org
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hudsonwillis
·4 maanden geleden·discuss
yep and most of these actions can be implemented with simple mappings based on https://github.com/nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter-textobjec...
hudsonwillis
·6 maanden geleden·discuss


    Location: New York
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    Technologies: Modern C++ (Open to Rust), high-performance systems, distributed systems, Python, Shell script
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hudsonwillis
·8 maanden geleden·discuss


    Location: New York
    Remote: OKAY (but still looking for competitive pay)
    Willing to relocate: No
    Technologies: Modern C++ (Open to Rust), high-performance systems, distributed systems, Python, Shell script
    Email: [email protected]
-- Senior engineer (Entry level +2) with 5 YOE. Extensive experience in performance engineering and optimization. Hands-on experience on HFT. Please only contact me if your are/represent an employer. No headhunter please
hudsonwillis
·2 jaar geleden·discuss


    Location: New York
    Remote: OKAY (but still looking for competitive pay)
    Willing to relocate: No
    Technologies: Modern C++ (Open to Rust), high-performance systems, distributed systems, Python, Shell script
    Email: [email protected]
--

Senior engineer (Entry level +2) with 5 YOE. Extensive experience in performance engineering and optimization. Hands-on experience on HFT. Please only contact me if your are/represent an employer. No headhunter please
hudsonwillis
·2 jaar geleden·discuss


    Location: New York
    Remote: OKAY (but still looking for competitive pay)
    Willing to relocate: No
    Technologies: Modern C++ (Open to Rust), high-performance systems, distributed systems, Python, Shell script
    Email: [email protected]
-- Senior engineer (Entry level +2) with 5 YOE. Extensive experience in performance engineering and optimization. Hands-on experience on HFT.

Please only contact me if your are/represent an employer. No headhunter please
hudsonwillis
·2 jaar geleden·discuss


    Location: New York
    Remote: Yes (but still looking for competitive pay)
    Willing to relocate: No
    Technologies: Modern C++ (Open to Rust), high-performance systems, distributed systems, Python, Shell script
    Email: [email protected]
--

Senior engineer (Entry level +2) with 5 YOE. Extensive experience in performance engineering and optimization.

Please only contact me if your are/represent an employer. No headhunter please.
hudsonwillis
·2 jaar geleden·discuss
Interesting article. I investigated a few mentioned cases and here're my thoughts:

1. Pretty much all libgcc builtins (especially those manipulating integers/i128/bits) are known to be not super optimized and probably not well maintained to latest architecture. All places I worked use libdivide and other hand-rolled implementations rather than __addvti3

2. Many 32-bit inefficient compilations work correctly on amd64 platforms. Perhaps it's the lack of maintenance on 32-bit platforms?

3. When using two intrinsic in the same function, it's almost always slower than a hand-crafted snippet implementing the same semantic. Compilers aren't smart enough in this case.
hudsonwillis
·3 jaar geleden·discuss
It enables users to process string at compile time. You can implement a constexpr getRFC3339DateString(int year, int month, int day) -> string and then construct a constexpr string list.
hudsonwillis
·3 jaar geleden·discuss
Congrats on the release. May I ask if the company is still hiring C++ engineer? I work full time in system programming, and the job post says 'post something you built with bun along with resume' which really confused me as I don't typically build things ON Bun.