StillBored

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by StillBored 13y ago
I'm not sure this is really all that big of a deal. Mostly because I don't really see hard evidence from the oculus guys that they have solved the two main problems with VR headsets. Resolution and latency. Sure, they talk about i
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by StillBored 13y ago
What I don't understand is why google didn't bid on Time Warner. With very little effort (compared with rolling out fiber in a couple cities) they could have completed the rollout of DOCSIS 3, and provided everyone with 343/1
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by StillBored 13y ago
Paging to/from disk is currently a fundamental portion of all the major OS's, and significantly increases ram efficiency (even for executable pages). I still see a fair number of server applications oversubscribing RAM. Particular
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by StillBored 13y ago
The whole article is based around the idea the machine is dedicated to one large process, and that the working set fits in RAM. If that is the case, great turn on boot time 1GB page preallocation and have don't look back. If either of
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by StillBored 13y ago
Support isn't just about SLA's, its about your vendor actually providing software/drivers/etc for your environment. I think you will find many commercial applications only support recent versions of RHEL, SLES or in some
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by StillBored 13y ago
I think you forgot to turn on your optimizer. GCC will optimize that loop into something along the lines of line.length+=400000000; That is because it can predict the loop result during compile time. For example, this is the entire p