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ahoka
11y ago
You guys have a merry search bubble it seems! :-) http://www.escapethecity.co.uk/wp-content/gallery/Agra-Taj-M...
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ahoka
11y ago
I think that in most programs the performance depends on the architecture. A well written Python + twisted or Java + netty network code can easily outperform any naive C implementation. The same goes for algorithms used. Number crunching is
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ahoka
11y ago
This. It really helped me to create a good looking prototype built with flask and duct tape and convince management that it is a tool we could build and use in the future.
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ahoka
11y ago
This reminds me of the "SASV" laptop for sale screenshot (ASUS).
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ahoka
11y ago
+2
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ahoka
11y ago
I think it mostly boils down to the "people like us" effect.
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ahoka
11y ago
Thanks, deleted myself.
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ahoka
11y ago
I thought its a Blade Runner reference because Google's reference phones are called Nexus: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replicant
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ahoka
11y ago
Vote?
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ahoka
11y ago
This thread perfectly sums up what's wrong with Unix.
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ahoka
11y ago
Maybe the conclusion here is to build your own base images?
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ahoka
11y ago
I have seen SMI pauses for almost 5 seconds!
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ahoka
11y ago
Use TIPC if you can: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TIPC
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ahoka
11y ago
To be honest I don't understand why isn't -O2 the default. Also does anyone ever use -O1?!
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ahoka
11y ago
I think C does not make you write simpler code. It makes people take short-cuts. Static allocations, using a hand rolled linked list, skipping return value checks or boundary checks etc. are all typical to C programs.
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ahoka
11y ago
No, it was not an accident. Serbia shot down an F-117. The downed stealth bomber was sold to the Chinese and it was stored in the embassy. CIA wanted to destroy the wreck, but it was in an other part of the building. This story makes sense
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ahoka
11y ago
Steam regions, anyone?
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ahoka
11y ago
Verdict: no true scotsman is true unix.
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ahoka
11y ago
Maybe after some nonsense like "export POSIXLY_CORRECT" and defining a few macros.
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ahoka
11y ago
Yes, it means that someone payed money for a useless certificate. Nothing more, nothing less. BTW, Linux is UNIX too! http://www.opengroup.org/openbrand/register/brand3596.htm https://en.wikipedia.org&#