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by bitbckt 3y ago
That's for the IPMI.
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by bitbckt 3y ago
Their creativity in these board designs is fun to watch. They have managed to pack so much into that board area, given a little stretch outside the standards. It's a shame Mini-ATX never really caught on. It must be an interesting cult
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by bitbckt 3y ago
I've built machines around these "deep" form factor boards in both Fractal Node 804 and Coolermaster NR200 cases. They fit fine, no surgery required. As to the latter question, until/unless AMD updates TR Pro, this is th
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by bitbckt 3y ago
I’m sorry I have but one upvote to give, but those who aren’t local don’t seem to have any notion of how stringent environmental and air quality regulations are in California in this arena. Nobody wants the LA smog of the 1970s back, but co
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by bitbckt 3y ago
I still have a copy of Photoshop 3 running on my Octane2.
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by bitbckt 3y ago
Thanks for laying the groundwork for us with Redis! Before I moved on to working on our Ruby VM, I was doing the work on our Redis fork for Haplo. Robey was working on the routing middleware in Scala. Yao would have taken over from me when
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by bitbckt 3y ago
See my other comment, but yes, we met with antirez at Twitter HQ (on 3rd and Folsom at the time).
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by bitbckt 3y ago
(6) Robey* Pointer, and I was the third guy in the room… We had already chosen the Yahoo! “Feeding Frenzy” design at that point, had started the design using Redis based on experience I gained at an previous company, and were working out th
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by bitbckt 4y ago
The R86S might be worth a look for you.
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by bitbckt 4y ago
Regarding tweet distribution, I was one of the folks who built the first scalable solution to this problem at Twitter (called Haplocheirus). We used the Yahoo “Feeding Frenzy” design, pushing tweets through a Redis-backed caching layer. Fee
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by bitbckt 4y ago
It's been tried https://people.csail.mit.edu/mikelin/ocaml+twt/
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by bitbckt 4y ago
"goes-intos and goes-outtas" - love it. Buffer counts and buffer sizing is also a notoriously cut-throat game in vendor marketing, almost on par with (mis-)use of the term "wire speed". This is not an easy/cheap pro
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by bitbckt 4y ago
I usually buy used enterprise gear, and have been in a similar situation: switch ports are (relatively) cheap, anything that needs an actual CPU to do routing is spendy. I've gone to Mikrotik for routing 10Gb in the home now. Excuse th
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by bitbckt 4y ago
I have 10Gb symmetrical to the home in the Bay Area for ~$40/mo. Thousands? Really?
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by bitbckt 4y ago
10/40Gb hasn't been the standard in data centers in a number of years. My house is entirely 10Gb (save for wireless), in part because older enterprise gear at those speeds is so cheap. 25/50 and 100/400 have supplanted 1
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by bitbckt 4y ago
> What you describe is a very important distinction from Calvin, as this mechanism for deriving a global log is core to its design. The salient aspect of the paper is how it derives the log logically, not how that is mechanically implem
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by bitbckt 4y ago
LMGTFY: https://fauna.com/blog/consistency-without-clocks-faunadb-tr...
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by bitbckt 4y ago
It's true: I've had trouble determining what exactly your point is, as you seem to think you know more about FaunaDB's architecture than you do. You're under the mistaken impression that we have the same data/log ar
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by bitbckt 4y ago
> How does a replica know it isn’t missing a transaction from some other shard if that shard is offline come its turn to declare transactions in the log? It must at least receive a message saying no transactions involving it were declare
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by bitbckt 4y ago
> I believe Fauna inherits some scalability issues from Calvin, in that given NxN communication is necessary for transactions to be processed, a catastrophic failure in one shard can bring the entire database offline. Is that correct? No
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by bitbckt 4y ago
FaunaDB also offers scalable strict serializability. Disclosure: I work on FaunaDB.
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by bitbckt 4y ago
Sure am, and that response is proof of the point.
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by bitbckt 4y ago
“I have a friend in Humbolt park” reads like “I have a [black/brown/asian/etc.] friend”. Have a little self-awareness.
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by bitbckt 4y ago
I’m very much interested in dialect support, too. Also, your iPad rendering could use some attention. I will definitely be using this regardless!
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by bitbckt 4y ago
I’m no fan of JSON as a configuration language, but I tried using SDLang with dub and quickly returned to JSON. Dub would feel slightly (slightly!) more polished if it used a more common package format. TOML would be a good choice.
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by bitbckt 4y ago
That's what I pay for 10Gb in the US. I think I'm a customer of the ISP the GP is referring to.
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by bitbckt 4y ago
FaunaDB (fauna.com) is a commercial system based on Calvin. Disclosure: I work on FaunaDB.
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by bitbckt 5y ago
I like the sound of “trusted”.
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by bitbckt 5y ago
Forgot to add the DCD. :)
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by bitbckt 5y ago
I still boot up my maximum-spec Octane2 (2x600MHz R14k, 8GB RAM, VPro V12, PCI shoebox) every so often to bask in the good ol’ days. After nekochan went offline, there isn’t really a central gathering place for SGI fans anymore, but we are

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