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by bmuk 11y ago
I don't think there is simply one cause that makes some people able to handle pressure better than others, nor is this unique to academia. Life can be extremely challenging and stressful, but ultimately it's up to the individual t
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by bmuk 11y ago
You're absolutely correct; I'm not sure why I was thinking this would eliminate context switching. I don't have a filesystem written, just a lot of musing and reading about it. Wouldn't context switching be the bottlenec
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by bmuk 11y ago
Ah okay, I think I understand more now. Thanks for the link, I'll check it out! Basically this is a kernel running in userspace, not hooking into the actual kernel running in kernel space?
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by bmuk 11y ago
I have a moto 360 (bought when they first came out), and I definitely feel strange when I don't have it on. The biggest feature for me is the ease of use while driving - the google maps integration keeps my eyes on the road, and the ne
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by bmuk 11y ago
Does this still incur the penalty of context switching from user space to kernel space? Filesystems are an interest of mine, and this would be a nice alternative to FUSE if it could mitigate the context-switching overhead.
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by bmuk 12y ago
PSA: This is content from my personal blog if that wasn't apparent from the domain name. I am particularly interested in help with the GCM issue - I'm not sure if the notifications aren't getting pushed because of an issue in
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Android Postmortem for UHack 2015(bmuk.io)
1 points by bmuk 12y ago|1 comments
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by bmuk 12y ago
I tend to agree with RMS, at least on his philosophy of free software. That being said, I don't think adding LLDB support to emacs is a bad thing, and I don't think the rise of clang/LLVM will be a big hit to free software. A