bjorg

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by bjorg 12y ago
I wonder if the author validated the results returned by Java for Fibonacci 50. Performance can increase significantly when correctness is not an issue. :)
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by bjorg 12y ago
Mono is about 25 to 50% slower on computational stuff, which is negligible in almost any business application that has a multi-server topology. We use C# for business logic (API). One of the first building blocks was to create an open frame
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by bjorg 13y ago
Seems like most followed the same reasoning to back Robot Turtles: Dan + Programming + Kids = I'm in!!! ;)
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by bjorg 13y ago
Is it just me or does nobody care about the performance times being so low to begin with? Wouldn't it be better if the algorithm ran for 10+ seconds at least? Maybe closer to a minute. That would reduce variance due to operating sys
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by bjorg 13y ago
Lightpack [1]--a Kickstarter Project--provides a similar immersive effect, but in a more primitive fashion. The good news is the project was funded and will hopefully start shipping soon. [1] http://www.kickstarter.com/proj
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by bjorg 13y ago
We had a few Herman Miller chairs in our office and are now switching exclusively to them for our new digs. The reason is that despite having bought our current chairs on eBay, HM upheld their 12 year warranty and fixed any and all issues
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by bjorg 13y ago
That's one hell of a smart idea if they can pull it off. As an OS, it can run on a VM or dedicated hardware, which gives us users the greatest flexibility. Well played!