agnivade

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by agnivade 5y ago
You only need custom builds if you want to use your custom push notification server. Since push notifications are handled by GCM (Android) / APNS (IOS), for some customers, they fail compliance regulations. If you just want to self-hos
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by agnivade 6y ago
Sprint planning takes 30 minutes for our team too. And exactly like OP, backlog grooming is done during 1-1s with leads. I am sorry if you find it that much hard to believe.
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Tuning MySQL and the Ghost of Index Merge Intersection(developers.mattermost.com)
3 points by agnivade 6y ago|1 comments
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by agnivade 6y ago
Mattermost has their cloud offering now! It's basically Mattermost in Cloud with everything else remaining same. You don't get raw access to the database, but you can get an effective dump of your data any time.
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by agnivade 6y ago
It seems to me like your opinion about Go GC is that it is an extremely buggy and slow piece of software. Every software has bugs. Whether those bugs are a major blocker for people to use them or not should be taken into account. The issue
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by agnivade 6y ago
Nice job. A better way might have been to run the Go1 benchmarks instead. That contains a pre-selected set of benchmarks that tests a variety of workloads.
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by agnivade 6y ago
> when I approach a programming problem, I first think about the types and abstractions that will be useful; I think about statically enforcing behaviour; That's it. A large majority of the people don't think on those terms. G
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by agnivade 6y ago
F1 was kinda like that once. But then accidents started to happen, things got extremely dangerous. So more and more rules had to be put. The challenge is to keep that perfect balance between enjoyable races and keeping the drivers safe.
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by agnivade 6y ago
If you want to get push notifications from an in-house server, you need to have your own FCM project to host the push notifications. In that case, you need to compile the app yourself.
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by agnivade 6y ago
Author here: To add to what couchand said, there are already comparisons of io_uring with SPDK and they are pretty close. So I would expect near about the same result for DPDK too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjudg0lCEhQ
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by agnivade 6y ago
> Has anyone got any benchmarks for using io_uring in a typical network daemon, i.e. something that would generally be bound by socket I/O? Author here. Some folks have been writing echo server implementations in io_uring and doing
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by agnivade 6y ago
Yeah, it's so good and it's open-source !
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by agnivade 6y ago
Unrelated: does anybody know the tool used to make those diagrams ?
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by agnivade 7y ago
Yeah it is slightly misleading. The escape analysis rewrite was done in 1.13. But work is now going on to remove the old escape analysis code.
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by agnivade 7y ago
All of these have already been discussed in the GH issue. It is all being taken into consideration. Check out https://swtch.com/try.html for a thematic grouping of the issue.
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by agnivade 7y ago
Is pipenv not recommended any longer ?
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by agnivade 7y ago
Sure, but sometimes things are not that easy. Have you tried using mozjpeg ? You need to download, compile and install mozjpeg. Atleast for my platform. And sometimes you need the exact set of configure flags or build flags. Still you won&#
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by agnivade 8y ago
The large binary size is mainly due to the Go runtime being packed into the binary itself. You can compile with "-ldflags -s" to make it slightly smaller. But it will almost never be comparable to Rust/Emscripten binary sizes
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by agnivade 8y ago
Not sure about that. But https://github.com/gordonklaus/ineffassign catches that.
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by agnivade 8y ago
> I found it too easy to accidentally forget to check an error Use https://github.com/kisielk/errcheck for that. Or prefer https://staticcheck.io/ for a larger set of checks.
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by agnivade 8y ago
For the large tables, what about using timestamp based table partitioning to split data into smaller units ? And then materialize each of them one by one ? So you get to keep materialized data and a single logical table.
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by agnivade 8y ago
> Oops, Docker doesn't let me just publish the modified Dockerfile. It wants me to build the image locally and THEN push to Hub. Yes, but to create the image, you don't need to build it. Meet your new friend "docker commit
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by agnivade 8y ago
https://github.com/gonum/gonum is that.
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by agnivade 8y ago
I mean that if it isn't set, the behavior is the same as auto. If you weren't getting "auto" behavior, then it's a bug. Please feel free to file an issue.
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by agnivade 8y ago
The default value of that environment variable is auto. If you don't set anything, and you are inside GOPATH, module mode is disabled. If you are outside GOPATH, module mode is enabled. I think that is the most sane behavior. And this
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by agnivade 8y ago
Can you elaborate ? Which compiler flag is needed for compilation ?
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by agnivade 8y ago
The tools team is still working on go/packages. It is bound to get better. Given that modules support is still officially experimental, there are bound to be rough edges. But by 1.12, I think we will have a solid modules story.
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by agnivade 8y ago
Awesome ! The Go wasm js shim uses DataView to access the linear memory. Any idea in which release of Google Chrome this is going to land ?
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by agnivade 8y ago
Can someone ELI5 what is a linearizability checker ?
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by agnivade 8y ago
Hi, godoc maintainer here. We have a lot of UI improvements coming for 1.12. - A TOC at the top - A sidebar for easy scrolling - More cross-links for easy navigation. If hotlinking comes through, that's a major improvement in itself. S

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