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by aeyes 6y ago
Its the same chip so single core performance is going to be the same, unless they raise the clock.
782.
by aeyes 6y ago
They also updated the MacBook Pro so that is exactly the performance you are going to get for this generation. The big screen model might give you more cores and RAM but IPC is going to be exactly the same.
783.
by aeyes 6y ago
Hm, this post is from 2014 so many of the arguments presented don't stand anymore. Today you can containerize and autoscale Celery workers, so having task specific queues and worker groups will solve your resource utilization problems.
784.
by aeyes 6y ago
Everything listed under "Features", "System guarantees" and "Lambda requirements"? Dropbox using Python, the real question is what Celery didn't solve for them. My guess would be scalability.
785.
by aeyes 6y ago
Big PR is what US companies do, smaller German companies prefer to use product quality as marketing. Also, it's a vaccine - what do you need marketing for? It's not like you are going to buy it in a convenience store.
786.
by aeyes 6y ago
This project might not have a million lines of code but how maintainable is the codebase going to be in a few years once the original authors have moved on to other projects? Is the code organized to be easily readable? Java is very express
787.
by aeyes 6y ago
Seems like it's SARS-Cov-19: > Mette Frederiksen said a report from a government agency that maps the coronavirus in Denmark has shown a mutation in the virus found in 12 people in the northern part of the country who got infected b
788.
by aeyes 6y ago
You can condense the facts into 3 paragraphs but why don't we just go all in and present them as bullet points instead of full sentences? When I see a five page article, I know that I'll get background information and I might disc
789.
by aeyes 6y ago
For many years I worked at a random big corp software development company. Hosting & Ops is where the big profits rolled in, usually with sweet long term contracts. I certainly would recommend looking into providing this service. Why wo
790.
by aeyes 6y ago
Is the demo somehow tweaked to be less hard? On my machine it doesn't take any time to solve it and I see no signs of CPU usage. Even trying a couple of times in incognito mode and watching CPU immediately after loading the page for th
791.
by aeyes 6y ago
jdownloader.org It's open source but they use SVN so you need an SVN client to actually see the code because they have no browsable repo tool. You can find some mirrors of the code on GitHub, for example: https://github.com&
792.
by aeyes 6y ago
Oracle doesn't handle TCP connections, the Oracle Net Listener (a separate process) is responsible for that. It supports connection pooling. I'm no expert on how this scales compared to Postgres as it is hard to find benchmarks, t
793.
by aeyes 6y ago
It mentions New York as only very slightly overvalued. I'm having my doubts about their methods.
794.
by aeyes 6y ago
The same way it always happens to me: Over time build time creeps up and you don't really look at this code thinking "I implemented shallow clone years ago so there is nothing I can do, it's slower because we have more code.&
795.
by aeyes 6y ago
No, it's a GUI tool. Afaik you can also run it as a daemon with a web interface.
796.
by aeyes 6y ago
Working with large amounts of files or analyzing the content of large files. Not only will you be faster in glueing commands together with pipes but tools like find, grep, sed, awk, cut and so on will also perform much much better than inte
797.
by aeyes 6y ago
To restore your ability to partake in culture, you can use JDownloader. It is universal and can download from almost any media site.
798.
by aeyes 6y ago
Their own storage backend, Gitaly: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/administration/gitaly/praefect.ht...
799.
by aeyes 6y ago
How likely is it for AWS to come up with instance types offering more cores than x86? It seems like with Intel we'll be stuck at 96 cores for at least the next generation. 128 or more cores would spark my interest, especially on RDS. G
800.
by aeyes 6y ago
> I suppose ice cream isn't high on the list of services they feel they need up and running all the time Depends on the country, here it is hot 9 months of the year. People queue up for ice cream every day. McDonald's has mini
801.
by aeyes 6y ago
That is exactly what happens if you use VPN clients. The machine is basically frozen at login until some timeout hits.
802.
by aeyes 6y ago
Using the NNTP protocol (which is very similar to SMTP) each message has two parts: Headers and content. Your client would usually only download message headers which contains information like author, date, title and message size. Back when
803.
by aeyes 6y ago
YouTube (and Facebook, because it was mentioned in this thread) have a button in the ad which lets you mark it as "please never show me this again".
804.
by aeyes 6y ago
Connect using Unix sockets. It is just shared memory so you have zero connection overhead. For example, connecting through sockets to pgBouncer saves 50% CPU. Unfortunately there are some kernel tuneables (buffer sizes) which you have to se
805.
by aeyes 6y ago
In theory this is much better than what Postgres currently does. Performance depends on autovacuum cleaning up the mess you leave behind, with the amount of dead tuples increasing you also get index bloat which leads to reading much much mo
806.
by aeyes 6y ago
Exactly. Maybe we should look into compiling pgBouncer connection management directly into postmaster if the target platform permits it. I see no downside to doing this and you can probably get it done in <1000 lines of code, most pgBoun
807.
by aeyes 6y ago
Let's be realistic here: You need a connection pooler because: a) You can't hold 5000 open connections out of which 4900 are idle without performance impact. b) Opening a new connection takes way longer than connecting through pgB
808.
by aeyes 6y ago
> Then we have this whole dating thing entirely owned by one media hegemon. Actually, Facebook Dating is a breath of fresh air which doesn't implement features designed to get to your wallet.
809.
by aeyes 6y ago
Unions are not only about salaries. The company I worked at was unionized and the union made yearly salary adjustments happen. But to answer your question: In Germany, what the company actually ends up paying is about 20% higher than what y
810.
by aeyes 6y ago
Similar to this, some countries have two first and/or two last names. I had my share of trouble with government forms requiring to input the second names I don't have.

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