TomHubelbauer

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   by TomHubelbauer 10y ago

   Why don't you hang around for a week and see for yourself?
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   by TomHubelbauer 10y ago

   They've got a pretty large audience, as it appears, large enough to bring enough attention to this, so while it definitely was a risk they must've been weighing heavily to publish this (being so different from their usual stuff),
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   by TomHubelbauer 10y ago

   Very cool insight, do you know if the Windows kernel does the same? I'd like to learn more about it in context of Windows first, then Linux.
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   by TomHubelbauer 10y ago

   I didn't know that, thanks for sharing! It's really interesting and might come in handy to know this.
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   by TomHubelbauer 10y ago

   The link 404s.
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   by TomHubelbauer 10y ago

   Aside from the mobile technologies you mention, I also wish a filter for .NET was present. Granted, maybe no companies in the original dataset do .NET, but if I could filter for .NET and see no results, I would know for sure, currently I ju
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   by TomHubelbauer 10y ago

   EDIT: On second thought you basically answered my question in the last paragraph of your reply, I'm keeping it up in case you want to confirm my understanding, but the way I read it, the 15 % speed up comes from the fact that indeed CP
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   by TomHubelbauer 10y ago

   Can someone explain how searching files is "embarrassingly parallel"? I imagine storage drive to be sequential, the reading head can only be in one place at the time. For SSDs, this may be different, that I don't know. Does t