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by bullen 4y ago
No, in the 70s Nixon had just removed the gold standard, the real reason for the salary inflation WAS to convince people that the newly invented petrodollar had value by increasing the interest rate AND the salary to compete with the gold p
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by bullen 4y ago
That's a simplification, they didn't make a fortune from the inflation on things being higher than the interest rate, they made it from salary increases. I looked at my SBAB account and indeed I have 0.50% on that now. So maybe we
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by bullen 4y ago
I'm doing .ttf OpenGL with custom row break for my MMO: The trick is to take as much advantage of this command-line and remove all other GUI. I'm only going to support ASCII which helps a great deal. Chat bubble / command-lin
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by bullen 4y ago
The reason I'm preaching without proof is that I have run a service with 350.000 customers (1100 concurrent) that proved all this. I don't need to prove anything to myself, when I know it is true because I witnessed it. You have s
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by bullen 4y ago
Interrail?
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by bullen 4y ago
Because I have not written my own memory model, why are you refuting them when you cannot explain why they are wrong? What I mean with C++ not being able to do atomic parallelism on OO is that you need a VM with GC to do that. The best way
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by bullen 4y ago
Have you even used Java? "While I'm on the topic of concurrency I should mention my far too brief chat with Doug Lea. He commented that multi-threaded Java these days far outperforms C, due to the memory management and a garbage c
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by bullen 4y ago
SSH is not a frontend protocol, but I use that for the backend. IRC is replacable with HTTP. It's a 3D MMO: http://talk.binarytask.com/task?id=5959519327505901449
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by bullen 4y ago
I have one in Java: https://github.com/tinspin/rupy (Which is better for a server, Java does not crash and it can do atomic shared parallelism between cores with OO code something you would need to use arrays to achiev
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by bullen 4y ago
The smallest PaaS you have ever seen is one order of magnitude larger than mine: https://github.com/tinspin/rupy And I bet you the same goes for performance, mine can share data between cores atomically.
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by bullen 4y ago
I would say .html, .css and .js and the browser are becoming over-engineered. HTTP and SMTP are fine however. I have stopped coding .html and only use HTTP now from a native OpenGL client written in C.
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by bullen 4y ago
Yeah, I used "fund": 1 in the user/user/marc/marcus... then you just have to decide the direction and everywhere except arabian it's left to right... so marc funds marcus. And user/user/marcus/ma
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by bullen 4y ago
All problems are solved by running comet-stream on a shared parallel capable app server. That can do peak many-to-many so whatever usercase you need it will support it. Never learn things that aren't final.
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by bullen 4y ago
The user/user is a "node type" to "node type" thing: it can be user/item f.ex. The marc/marcus is related to those so for user/item it could be marc/sword f.ex. The reason it's that way is t
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by bullen 4y ago
Why, it describes what the question is... meta (what type of storage) user/user is self-explanatory and marc/marcus is also simple... If you consider what this replaces it will feel less nauseating maybe? If you remove marcus: ht
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by bullen 4y ago
I have only used GraphQL when trying to get if a particular github user was my sponsor and it fails at that, you need to list all sponsors and iterate through them manually. My solution to database is JSON over HTTP on disk, one file per &q
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by bullen 4y ago
What about a HTML/XML table?
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by bullen 4y ago
The real problem is that you cannot set the UA with js now in 2022 and that's like 6 years after they decided you should be able to. Basically you obviously want to remove the UA string as it's just wasting bandwidth.
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by bullen 4y ago
C(+) on client and Java on Server, for eternity.
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by bullen 5y ago
The context switches in NIO is between fewer threads, you just need one per core. Memory contention is also playing into this. The benchmark they made is asking the question in a way that it leans into the answer they need, just like 99% of
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by bullen 5y ago
Thx, I'm missing bandwidth and latency in those graphs.
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by bullen 5y ago
I still think a forced comment on downvote is the best improvement one could make to the hn comment system. Same for reddit. Using mail is interesting in the long term as I see SMTP replacing all IM protocols.
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by bullen 5y ago
Agreed it's simpler, but using NIO with one OS thread per core also has it's benefits. The context switch (how ever small) will cause latency when this solution is at saturation. I think they should write four tests: fiber, NIO an
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by bullen 5y ago
I'm trying real hard... but until the KWh is >$1 on average I'll keep the Intel + 1030 going. That said I keep all my software compatible and I'm 100% sure I will be switching in the next 10 years.
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by bullen 5y ago
She should take a look at http://streacom.com , they combine look and functionality with their silent cases.
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by bullen 5y ago
I use his visit card dungeon code for my upcoming multiplayer dungeon crawler: http://cave.rupy.se It's inefficient (I slow it down to see how it works on this example page) but it's pretty cool for so little code!
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by bullen 5y ago
I fixed registrations now... You can also use the tool and then list your entries like I do here: http://marc.rupy.se With a simple script tag.
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by bullen 5y ago
Well, the site is for those that are more curious than afraid, so you should not visit it.
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by bullen 5y ago
Thx!
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by bullen 5y ago
I made a link site 20 years ago: http://tentacle.rupy.se I still use it to this day. My memory is not what it used to be. Now I just need a dead link reporter tool for it.

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