boyter

25 ms·

271.
Make Your Program Slower with Threads(brooker.co.za)
3 points by boyter 5y ago|0 comments
272.
Efficient algorithms for collecting statistics of large-scale IP address data(arxiv.org)
1 points by boyter 5y ago|0 comments
273.
Did IBM Just Preview the Future of Caches?(anandtech.com)
241 points by boyter 5y ago|89 comments
274.
Building a Better Search Engine for Semantic Scholar (2020)(medium.com)
58 points by boyter 5y ago|8 comments
275.
Why observability requires a distributed column store(honeycomb.io)
92 points by boyter 5y ago|13 comments
276.
GNU Grep 3.7 released with fix for 'extreme performance degradation'(theregister.com)
3 points by boyter 5y ago|2 comments
277.
Why observability requires a distributed column store(honeycomb.io)
2 points by boyter 5y ago|0 comments
278.
by boyter 5y ago
Ribbon filters also look promising https://engineering.fb.com/2021/07/09/data-infrastructure/ri...
279.
Building a KG on the Cheap(neeva.com)
2 points by boyter 5y ago|1 comments
280.
Bloom Filters: More than a space-efficient hashmap(boyter.org)
173 points by boyter 5y ago|53 comments
281.
Evolution of Search Engines Architecture – Algolia New Search Architecture(highscalability.com)
2 points by boyter 5y ago|0 comments
282.
Lessons Learnt Building for the Atlassian Marketplace(engineering.kablamo.com.au)
1 points by boyter 5y ago|0 comments
283.
How to model application flows in React with finite state machines and XState(engineering.kablamo.com.au)
45 points by boyter 5y ago|10 comments
284.
by boyter 5y ago
More or less, but with the ability to "poison" them by closing which causes downstream go-routines to exit. You can do the same thing in java by checking for a poison object and then terminate your loop. The close is built into th
285.
Ribbon filter: Practically smaller than Bloom and Xor(engineering.fb.com)
216 points by boyter 5y ago|40 comments
286.
Unicode data file compression: achieving 40-70% reduction over gzip alone(devlog.hexops.com)
25 points by boyter 5y ago|6 comments
287.
Turning a Classic CRT into a Smart TV(nickmchardy.com)
31 points by boyter 5y ago|19 comments
288.
How long should you work on a problem?(lemire.me)
1 points by boyter 5y ago|0 comments
289.
The Fiddly Business of Tracking Australia’s Most Venomous Spider(atlasobscura.com)
2 points by boyter 5y ago|0 comments
290.
Silk – Interactive Generative Art(weavesilk.com)
1 points by boyter 5y ago|0 comments
291.
Victorias ridiculous tax on Electric Vehicles has passed, starts July first 2021(techau.com.au)
10 points by boyter 5y ago|2 comments
292.
by boyter 5y ago
Tight loops usually where it’s really dealing with math and not business logic. The JVM GC was tuned for throughout over latency which may be a factor.
293.
by boyter 5y ago
Agreed. I used to use Java because it was fast enough, have good libraries and was productive enough. Go is almost as fast, the standard library has most of what you need and its ability to compile to a single binary makes deployments simpl
294.
by boyter 5y ago
I believe that just spamming 2 or 3 for the whole key will work.
295.
Hacking a ProgComp with Side Channels(lukechampine.com)
9 points by boyter 5y ago|0 comments
296.
by boyter 5y ago
Neat. This is similar to a tool I have been working on (but need to finish off) as I saw the same issue. Except rather than build an index I brute forced the search each time. For most repositories it’s fast enough even with ranking. https
297.
by boyter 6y ago
Because despite all the posts a lot of people still don’t get how they work. I did a brown bag where I work recently when I walked though how to implement one and was approached after by some of the smartest engineers I know saying thank yo
298.
by boyter 6y ago
Hah. This bit me once when a tester worked on my SQL server .NET app. As .NET supports dates before 1753 but sql server does not. Presumably because the original sybase devs didn’t want to add logic to deal with it. First time a unit not in
299.
by boyter 6y ago
Why have you found 30x500 not worth it so far?
300.
by boyter 6y ago
I do this a lot these days with prototypes and poc’s but usually with Go since I’m more familiar with it. Sure it only works on one machine, but it’s usually so fast scaling means it was a success and now you have a war chest. I’d add addin

More ›