Galanwe

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931.
by Galanwe 6y ago
It does exist, but it's 80MB/s nowadays.
932.
by Galanwe 6y ago
> S3 single stream GET throughput is throttled to ~40MB/sec More like 80MB/s
933.
by Galanwe 6y ago
> I remember thinking that setting up a new VPS would be trivial since I was using Puppet (or whatever at that time) but just about every service depended on some feature that was (no longer) specified in my configs so I needed to fix my
934.
by Galanwe 6y ago
(disclaimer: I have no knowledge on the subject and purely reason based on naive grounds) I agree with you that language helps formalize and structure thoughts in an intelligible manner, and I do also have reserves on the hypothesis that on
935.
by Galanwe 6y ago
I share your feelings, though some years ago I discovered the neat trick of "xmacros". In a nutshell: #define COLOR_LIST \ X( RED ) \ X( GREEN ) \ X( BLUE ) \ X( PURPLE ) enu
936.
by Galanwe 6y ago
Note that include guards become tricky then.
937.
by Galanwe 6y ago
How old are your students? I'm truly amazed by what you're saying. As others mentioned, "bit" means "cock" in French, but by the time you learn what a bit is, you're old enough to not laugh at it anymore.
938.
by Galanwe 6y ago
> especially with respect to gender-diversity in the Coq community. Seriously there are some people getting shocked that a foreign word sounds like slang for male genitals in their language? These people seriously need to grow up and acc
939.
by Galanwe 6y ago
I share the same feeling as parent post. The video where they sit down listening to various string gauges and nod at the obvious tone change comes to my mind. I'm 99% sure they would not see any difference in a blind test. He also has
940.
by Galanwe 6y ago
> Sometimes I wonder if the failure of languages like these - along with Ada is purely aesthetic one. Delphi was not a failure by _any_ stretch of imagination. In terms of RAD, it was only second to VB. Also keep in mind that a lot of pe
941.
by Galanwe 6y ago
What would automatic discovery even do? Add you to some worldwide IP overlay on top of internet? What would be the use of that? I did had a use case in the past for peer to peer VPNs, mainly because in the 2000s, most hosting companies woul
942.
by Galanwe 6y ago
I believe Hamachi was mainly a level 2 VPN, perfect for transporting IPX, which was really mainstream for LAN games of the 90s. This seems to handle layer 2/3 since they mention support for TUN/Tap interfaces, but I guess 99% of p
943.
by Galanwe 6y ago
Every one liner HTTP server is barely one `stunnel` away from becoming an HTTPS server ;}
944.
by Galanwe 6y ago
> Sublime text and jetbrains products have it down so well to the point of me not needing to memorize key shortcuts. Right, but you dont run things _inside_ sublime text. Keep in mind tmux has to play well with hundreds of existing short
945.
by Galanwe 6y ago
That's a cool idea, though why limit it to US cities? Wouldn't cost much to just allow creating/searching in the whole world. Could also be nice to have "language" selection, so that I can know if it's fine for
946.
by Galanwe 6y ago
Though I agree with your points, and do not like CMake either (I tend to much prefer autotools or plain make) there has been a time when I saw the use of it: maintaining a software with developers both on Windows using VS and Linux using ma
947.
by Galanwe 6y ago
> But they insist on "democracy" which is ridiculous, as it didn't happen under the British. What is your argument here? They did not had democracy before so they should not complain to not have it now? How twisted is that
948.
by Galanwe 6y ago
Financial jargon. Buy-side are traditionally firms that are the "leaf" of the system: investment funds, hedge funds, etc. These are buyers of services. Sell side refer to firms that are selling a service for the buy side, brokers,
949.
by Galanwe 6y ago
Sorry but I have to disagree strongly here. Having two separate algos directly and actively trading in the wild is highly unusual. There are obvious reasons for which you don't want your algos to trade one against the other on the mark
950.
by Galanwe 6y ago
It hink the other comments already made good points, but just to complete it for me: - There's very little learning curve with i3. After setting/learning 2 or 3 keyboard shortcuts you're good to go. That makes the adoption a
951.
by Galanwe 6y ago
Sure, I was talking about remote dev boxes, I would then connect to them using a local X server.
952.
by Galanwe 6y ago
I've had my fair share of X11 builds at different work places. The typical use case is when you have to work on some Linux dev box which does not have any (or a somewhat recent) X11 and the distribution is either too old to get one, or
953.
by Galanwe 6y ago
I guess it's a spectrum. I share OP's point of view. I've had my youth years of complete custom desktop experience, every single detail under control and finely customized, on whatever distribution was the apogee of the time
954.
by Galanwe 6y ago
That's not true anymore, the reflation is underway since 2 weeks.
955.
by Galanwe 6y ago
I get that you seem bored by the hype around blockchain, but that does not make anything blockchain related bad. In this particular issue, I think blockchain is a great solution, as it allows to publish content, gather fees from listeners t
956.
by Galanwe 6y ago
The problem here is not the platform itself (Spotify). It'd the overall concept of needing a middle man to distribute your work. I believe blockchain can be a good remedy for unnecessary middlemen. Audius [1] is a good example applied
957.
by Galanwe 6y ago
> if you want more/less workers you just spawn worker threads to read from the queue. My point is precisely that's its not trivial to do that. You now need some signal mechanism to tell your main process to spawn or kill worker
958.
by Galanwe 6y ago
> Doesn't this just move the hard part, the maintenance, configuration and understanding, to a different (and equally complex) abstraction layer? That's true indeed, but I find it more manageable that way. To me, managing indep
959.
by Galanwe 6y ago
> rely on process-based parallelism which is basically strictly worse. Why is that worse? I very seldomly use threads for concurrency, it creates monolithic binaries that are hard to maintain, configure, and understand. I much prefer a p
960.
by Galanwe 6y ago
Well standards are not just for companies, they are of interest to individuals too. For instance, the C++ specification is registered as an ISO standard, which means you have to either rely on free drafts, or pay for it...

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