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by ayende 6y ago
Allocation and deallocation in a perfomant manner, without introducing fragmentation, while being thread safe isn't easy by any means. Adds in the relevant taxes, such as detecting use after free, etc and that takes a LOT of work
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by ayende 6y ago
The main barrier you will have to deal with is that for most payment providers, the cost is 3%-5% + 0.3 $ - 0.99$ or something similar. For micro payments, that means that most of your income is eaten by the fees. Paypal offers micropay opt
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by ayende 6y ago
Note that they talk about opening and calling fdatasync on the parent folder? That is to handle that change in size
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by ayende 6y ago
The code / repository often contains secrets And there are plenty of cases where you want to a keep the code itself as secured as possible
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by ayende 6y ago
2FA, reset your password, making sure that password emails gets through, preventing login enumeration, preventing dictionary attacks, etc. Those are just the things off the top of my head, it's not just three columns
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by ayende 6y ago
That is actually not true. They can have a bias, but then they will lose the safe harbor of being a pipe, not a publisher. If they are a publisher, then they are _responsible_ for the content on the platform. If they edit / censor info
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by ayende 6y ago
Banks are required, by law, to make funds available for checks within a few days. Marking the funds as unavailable would cause great issue for people using checks. For example, a rent check would only be good on six months? Who would accept
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by ayende 6y ago
You are talking about the situation now . What was it like in the period of time that article is talking about?
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Using Machine Learning with RavenDB(ayende.com)
1 points by ayende 6y ago|0 comments
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by ayende 6y ago
I started a project this year, I write it in C.
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by ayende 6y ago
The reason the old interface was deprecated was that a security hole was found in the protocol. That is one of the few cases where it is reasonable to break backward compatability in this manner. Especially when dealing with certificates, w
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by ayende 6y ago
Important to note that DOS, one of the popular platforms in the 80s, didn't have linear address space. NEAR, FAR and LONG pointers could be constructed that two equal values would point to different locations in memory and two distinct
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by ayende 6y ago
Writing on a page (4KB / 8KB) boundary is almost always a good idea. Because there is an overhead per page that you have to account for. It can be in the range of 16 - 64 bytes, so having a 256 mini page is probably a bad idea. Most of
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by ayende 6y ago
With RavenDB, you cannot setup a unsecured server unless you are _really_ trying. And we worked on getting secured setup to be a click through process with under 10 minutes to setup a whole cluster. You can see it here: https:/&#x2F
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by ayende 7y ago
Why would it have zero knowledge of other systems? Unlike people, you can just upload the information to it over high speed interface.
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by ayende 7y ago
Welcome to burnout, then. That is not sustainable, and you can't create a profitable solution in a time frame that this amount of work would pay off without horrible (personal) costs.
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by ayende 7y ago
Try RavenDB, also multi master replication and has all the store mentioned capabilities
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Notes on RavenDB vs. PostgreSQL(ayende.com)
2 points by ayende 7y ago|0 comments
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by ayende 8y ago
They are pretty much equivalent, feature wise. However, the Python client gets away with a lot less code because of the dynamic nature. Another reason for the difference is that the Java client is actually considered to be the primary one,
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by ayende 8y ago
I'm still using C# (CoreCLR) for most of my day to day stuff. This posts series is part of my ongoing efforts to improve my knowledge and skills. I've talked extensively about performance in CoreCLR and how to approach it. Several
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If your CV only contains jQuery…(ayende.com)
24 points by ayende 8y ago|48 comments
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Fast transaction log on Windows – twice as fast than Linux(ayende.com)
14 points by ayende 10y ago|1 comments
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Fast transaction log on Linux(ayende.com)
4 points by ayende 10y ago|0 comments