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Contrary to the popular belief "use after free" is not a bug - it's a really cool optimization technique!
`free(3)` does not actually deallocate the memory (that's what `delete` is for) - instead it makes the allocation really cheap ("free") by moving it from main memory to the L1 cache!
`free(3)` does not actually deallocate the memory (that's what `delete` is for) - instead it makes the allocation really cheap ("free") by moving it from main memory to the L1 cache!
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In shocking turn of events, guy least involved in the actual development of games feels generative AI is necessary to the development of games.
November 12, 2025 at 2:45 AM
In shocking turn of events, guy least involved in the actual development of games feels generative AI is necessary to the development of games.
Contrary to the popular belief "use after free" is not a bug - it's a really cool optimization technique!
`free(3)` does not actually deallocate the memory (that's what `delete` is for) - instead it makes the allocation really cheap ("free") by moving it from main memory to the L1 cache!
`free(3)` does not actually deallocate the memory (that's what `delete` is for) - instead it makes the allocation really cheap ("free") by moving it from main memory to the L1 cache!
November 1, 2025 at 10:25 PM
Contrary to the popular belief "use after free" is not a bug - it's a really cool optimization technique!
`free(3)` does not actually deallocate the memory (that's what `delete` is for) - instead it makes the allocation really cheap ("free") by moving it from main memory to the L1 cache!
`free(3)` does not actually deallocate the memory (that's what `delete` is for) - instead it makes the allocation really cheap ("free") by moving it from main memory to the L1 cache!
One thing that I really like about #jj-vcs is that even if I do something wrong I can mostly just `jj undo` and try again.
What feels like arcane knowledge in git is just a simple command in jj.
What feels like arcane knowledge in git is just a simple command in jj.
May 4, 2025 at 10:54 AM
One thing that I really like about #jj-vcs is that even if I do something wrong I can mostly just `jj undo` and try again.
What feels like arcane knowledge in git is just a simple command in jj.
What feels like arcane knowledge in git is just a simple command in jj.