abdullin

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   Intel Goes Full XPU: Falcon Shores to Combine x86 and Xe for Supercomputers(anandtech.com)

   2 points by abdullin 5y ago|0 comments
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   by abdullin 5y ago

   Jim Keller is building RISC-V Ascalon processor at Tenstorrent right now. https://youtu.be/KOHQQyAKY14 If I recall correctly, some things were planned to be open sourced.
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   Consul is the most widely deployed service discovery solution in AWS(twitter.com)

   3 points by abdullin 8y ago|0 comments
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   High Availability, Performance and Cluster Simulation at SkuVault(abdullin.com)

   1 points by abdullin 9y ago|0 comments
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   by abdullin 10y ago

   Monolithic databases (CockroachDB, Spanner etc) don't eliminate abstraction boundaries on the larger scale. They are simply aligned with the database boundary, pushing the burden of crossing them to the application logic. Software will
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   by abdullin 10y ago

   Layer modeling techniques shared by FoundationDB (and still available in the internet archive) are still immensely helpful even without the database. We are happily using them to implement and optimize our local storage on top of LMDB (anot
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   by abdullin 10y ago

   I have a counterexample. My blog is hosted on AWS S3 with CloudFront CDN and costs a few dollars per month (most of that comes from Route 53). One day it appeared on the front page of HN. Total blog cost that month didn't exceed 5 USD.
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   by abdullin 10y ago

   Thank you.
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   by abdullin 10y ago

   What other CS papers would you recommend?
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    by abdullin 10y ago

    I'm currently doing ~2d/w at our company. The arrangement was - I'd spend as much time working as I could and want. However a baby and the other matters tend to take their share of time, leaving 60-70 hours of work per month
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    by abdullin 10y ago

    I second that. Nicholas himself is a very nice guy, pleasant to work with.
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    Frege, a Haskell for the JVM (2015)(youtube.com)

    1 points by abdullin 11y ago|0 comments
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    by abdullin 11y ago

    Indeed. That's why I referenced it in the second paragraph :) Also "Stuff Goes Bad: Erlang in Anger" looks quite good.
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    by abdullin 12y ago

    This is not entirely true, I believe: 1. With server-side rendering browser can get HTML and display it before other resources are downloaded, parsed and executed (for JS). 2. In pre HTTP/2 world resource requests can be expensive, sin
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    by abdullin 12y ago

    I was making my first steps with ReactJS and Facebook Flux recently. This "collection of awesome React tools, resources, videos and shiny things" seemed to have so much information that it felt too overwhelming to be of any use to
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    Ask HN: Do you use Socket.IO 1.x in production?

    1 points by abdullin 12y ago|0 comments
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    by abdullin 12y ago

    LazoJS is quite nice. It is definitely more polished than RendrJS from AirBnB (equivalent framework for building SPAs that have fast first page load and are SEO-friendly).
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    by abdullin 12y ago

    This reminds me of Lazo.js from Walmart labs ( https://github.com/walmartlabs/lazojs ). That is also a client-server framework with code shared between client and the server. Although Ruby is obviously harder to share, t
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    by abdullin 12y ago

    We are rewriting a dating web site and the backend is implemented in Go. It exposes functionality as JSON over HTTP (along with some long-polling). We also considered erlang, Haskell, Scala and C# for various reasons. Coming from .NET world
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    by abdullin 13y ago

    It would be interesting to see how things have developed since 1994. Could you recommend more recent references on the topic?