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Thaxll
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Thaxll
3y ago
It's not horrible, it's ok and a bit repetitive. Really the whole thing about error handling in Go is overblown.
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3y ago
imo you should always squash,when merged pr / mr should act as a single unit not many commits. Also having many commits does not means it's going to be easier to revert / fix than a single big one.
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3y ago
Java flight recorder wouldn't help here?
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3y ago
Hash functions all work on bytes sequence or string, hashing a struct/class/object is a different use case.
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3y ago
Vacations for Europeans has another meaning, they get weeks, sometime even months each year, in the US there is not even a minimum. The average is 11 days in the states, it's really pathetic.
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3y ago
When you have a multi master setup, usually they all work the same, see Cassandra: https://docs.datastax.com/en/cassandra-oss/3.0/cassandra/dml... https://opensource.docs.scylladb.com/sta
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3y ago
But this is not a design problem, all clustered DB work like that this is more a configuration issue.
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3y ago
I worked at multiple major video games studio and they all used ImGui internally, most of the time it was for debug in-game ui.
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3y ago
Mongodb did not have those concerns because work on a single document is atomic and there are no joins.
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3y ago
Aren't those are arm11? They can all be compiled with any version of Go afaik GOARM=6
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3y ago
Your memory is failing you maybe you don't remember not too long ago when PG did not have any replications built-in.
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3y ago
It has a very high cost in terms of performance.
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3y ago
Go is pretty performant, faster than Nerves for sure, I have an old RPB+ from 2014 and some go code on it, works just fine. The Go compiler can target most popular arm platforms by default.
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3y ago
The Go processes I'm currently working on do thousand of requests per seconds doing tls and DB calls / serialization with less than 128MB of memory. Go does not need me much memory, it's in the same ballpark as a C++ server,
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3y ago
Go memory model is similar to lower level language, so it's not very hard to reason about. https://go.dev/ref/mem
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3y ago
PostREST is a hack, a bad one. Every time I'm seing that tech coming up, I'm like why would anyone use something like that, so much limitation and coupling.
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3y ago
Again it's not out of the box and your so called "tons" vary in quality and features.
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3y ago
Those are not VM.
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3y ago
How do you scale a single master out of the box?
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3y ago
Postgress is single master which is a huge limitation.
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3y ago
YouTube does not use ffmpeg, at the scale at which they operate it would be too slow / expensive. They use custom hardware just for encoding. fyi they have to transcode over 500h of videos per minute. So multiple that by all the format
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3y ago
Does it can fix broken files?
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3y ago
Go was released in 2009 and I've never heard about any exploit and what not , by the way this is known and by design it's not new. It's all about the multi word for interface. I mean if in 14 years there was nothing it's
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3y ago
Go is memory safe, that post does not means anything in real life scenario. Do you have a single example in the last 14 years of memory safety exploit using the Go runtime? I'm talking about public and known exploit not ctf and the lik
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3y ago
GC pauses are one thing but you have to keep in mind thata large part of your cpu time is going to be garbage collection.
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3y ago
https://steamdb.info/tech/ how many years do you think it's going to take? Godot is behind engine I don't even heard of.
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3y ago
Godot has not eaten anything significant from Unity, like nothing at all.
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3y ago
I remember a while back 10 years? On HN someone did a poc ( code ) of Shazamn like and he was sued or asked to remove everything.
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3y ago
I mean the website is crap, how do I see the map as a whole?
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3y ago
Well you should read the reply on the kernel bug tracker: "Peter already gave a quick reply on this regard couple years ago [1] and I think more tests and numbers are required in different environments, instead of solely think in the r
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