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1y ago
How? Sorry I'm confused by that statement.
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1y ago
I mean even with their memory mapped, the physical access to the memory ( NVME ) will always be slower than the physical access to the RAM, right? Which external device has memory access as fast or faster than generic RAM?
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1y ago
30% cut and the shit they do with CS ( fomo, gambling ect .. ) they're not a good citizen.
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1y ago
Why dx11 and not 12? No one should care about win7 in 2025.
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1y ago
Would be interesting to log the referer.
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1y ago
New games are not made in Rust. Rust has been trying hard and it's going nowhere.
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1y ago
All recent smartphone camera are good.
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1y ago
imo sqlc from Go is supperior to sqlx from Rust. The other thing is that sqlx is somehow slow, when I did some test, pgx ( Go ) was faster than sqlx.
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1y ago
There is the creator of VLC that is working on something similar, very cutting edge. https://streaminglearningcenter.com/codecs/an-interview-with... Ultra low latency for streaming. https://www.youtube.com&#
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1y ago
I have a hard time believing that it's common to create SEGFAULT in Go, I worked with the language for a very long time and don't remember a single time where I've seen that. ( and i've seen many data race ) Not synchron
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Go is memory safe, what do you think of: https://www.nsa.gov/Press-Room/Press-Releases-Statements/Pre... U.S. and International Partners Issue Recommendations to Secure Software Products Through Memory Safety They
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1y ago
So NSA does not have the relevant authority to qualify a language as memory safe, is it what you're saying? The document is backed by foreign government as well. https://media.defense.gov/2023/Dec/06/2003
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1y ago
Rust does have loop counter overflow.
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1y ago
I don't know the NSA with their white house paper about memory safe language mentioned Go, maybe you should tell that there are wrong.
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1y ago
Go is memory safe by the most common definition, does not matter if you have segfault in some scenario. How many exploits or security issues have there been related to data race on dual word values? I work with Go for the last 10 years and
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1y ago
Sounds like they just reinvented internet.
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1y ago
It will never be an alternative to Go because the language itself is already 10x more complicated with tons of changes / feature each releases. I was using net core 6 years ago, 6 years is not much but the code from back then does not
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1y ago
Was it the distro that was booting in couple of seconds or ms from what I recall?
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1y ago
This is a good read on the topic: https://chomp.ie/Blog+Posts/Put+an+io_uring+on+it+-+Exploiti...
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1y ago
io_uring is a security nightmare.
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1y ago
The best cordless vacuum are made by Dyson though.
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1y ago
Why assigning a variable to a function that returns nothing is not a compilation error?
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1y ago
Those benchmark don't show anything interesting, where is the 2k, 4k, raytracing etc.. show us modern UE5 games, Ubisoft / EA games ect ... From my personal experience overall games run much much better on Windows ( 10 or 11 ). Ed
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1y ago
It's heavily used where you need performance, for example crypto. https://go.dev/wiki/AssemblyPolicy https://github.com/golang/go/tree/master/src/crypto/internal...
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1y ago
I mean if you don´t get the logs when the serivce is down the entire solution is useless.
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1y ago
You still need a central server though...
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It looks interesting, I had a look a the dependencies, 1.5k lines for a cli tool to test http calls ( and more ), is it the norm in Rust? https://github.com/Orange-OpenSource/hurl/blob/master/Cargo....
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1y ago
"The let it crash philosophy allows you to ignore most corner cases" This is such a dangerous take. Also Elixir is not strongly typed, so...
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This is not Kubernetes, this a custom made solution to run GPU.
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Logging, metrics and traces are not free, especially if you turn them on at every requests. Tracing every http 200 at 10k req/sec is not something you should be doing, at that rate you should sample 200 ( 1% or so ) and trace all the e
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