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by cm3 10y ago
You summed it up nicely, thanks. I kinda had LTTng and the other solutions in mind when I said there's many competing implementations, with varying degrees of functionality and maturity, and of course not all in mainline. As a user, it
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by cm3 10y ago
Thank you, that satisfies my curiosity.
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by cm3 10y ago
Let's ignore BFS because my motivator for using a -ck kernel is the availability of BFQ. I mean, I didn't claim it's generally about knowing the right people, but some occasions, like the one mentioned above, do not leave muc
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by cm3 10y ago
I should have been more specific in the question. I'm used to Erlang and Haskell (GHC) concurrency primitives and frameworks. To reformulate: what concurrency models can you employ in F# that don't involve manually managing thread
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by cm3 10y ago
Interesting analysis, but in what ways can we realistically affect the instructions used without involving assembly?
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by cm3 10y ago
What concurrency models do you employ to saturate all cores, and how's GC behavior?
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by cm3 10y ago
While true for writing books, I wouldn't consider code that doesn't pass a linter or compiler a useful part of one's portfolio. There is no editor equivalent who will fix your syntactic and semantic errors for you, and gettin
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by cm3 10y ago
It's a shared medium and can never reach the qualities of wired networking, though it might get better enough that we don't notice it as much as we do now. This reminds me of efforts like xDSL G.fast. People only talk about approa
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by cm3 10y ago
Sorry, this is going to be rather long for HN, but it's been bugging me for a while now, and this is a good opportunity to talk about it. Can't enhanced BPF do this too? Yes, if you program it to. I feel like we've
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by cm3 10y ago
Gilfoyle and Dinesh are just like real life brothers. The rivalry and Gilfoyle mocking Dinesh are what brothers do, not real rivals.
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by cm3 10y ago
> Samba IIRC predates Linux too Not quite, actually. Samba => sometime in 1992 Linux => October 1991
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by cm3 10y ago
Microsoft is large enough that there are good and bad parts, but still they're not extending OS support on Azure out of goodwill. It's a cloud provider, so naturally they want to at least support the same stuff AWS does.
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by cm3 10y ago
A more likely contender is Nosh. It's additionallyy inspired by SMF and systemd and can import systemd's unit files. it also works on BSD and Linux.
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by cm3 10y ago
I didn't check all the other licenses on that page for copyleft/liberal, but assuming it's just GPL2,GPL3,LGPL2,LGPL3, it didn't look like the absolute sum would dominate, but these statistics are necessarily precise any
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by cm3 10y ago
I'm happy to find someone who has a deeper understanding of the issues it tries to solve by being so verbose. While you're here, do you think you can help me understand why Apache2's (and GPL(2,3))'s liability disclaimer
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by cm3 10y ago
I didn't cite numbers because I didn't base it on any, and it was probably sloppy to use the word "most". So, if I could go back and fix the post, I would say: "most new projects I've seen in the last few years
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by cm3 10y ago
That's one way to look at it, so if you combine MIT and Apache => 42 (add BSD and ISC => 50).
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by cm3 10y ago
I've archived the link to be sure, and from what I see, MIT is first, followed by GPL2, followed by Apache. Here's the snapshot right now: http://archive.is/L4hLm ( http://archive.is/L4hLm/imag
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by cm3 10y ago
Again, I don't disagree with what you're saying, but you're missing my point. I am very well aware of the benefits and can imagine when I would want a copyleft license but GPL's text is not it. Neither is Apache's l
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by cm3 10y ago
I don't understand. In what way are you disagreeing with me? I didn't say there's less GPL out there. All I said is that with more open source projects popping up than in the past, and given how a random developer who underst
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by cm3 10y ago
I didn't say that, but I can see how you'd interpret it this way, if you consider the parent comment. "as is" was referring to "understood". Sorry for the missing context.
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by cm3 10y ago
Yes, as is GPL(2,3), but your normal software developer doesn't understand either fully as they do BSD, MIT, ISC. EDIT: the "as is" part is in the context of "understood".
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by cm3 10y ago
I said "initiated by developers", particularly with the post-Github ecosystem in mind. In Linux, obviously, there are many GPL projects, that's not a surprise. I'm talking about what license most developers choose who ar
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by cm3 10y ago
As an open source contributor and developer myself I never feel good about releasing stuff under GPL or Apache (yes, both) because they're long and some parts like the liability section kinda contradict what a liability disclaimer is a
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by cm3 10y ago
Does anyone know how the IT sector is in places like Dubai? I hear about a lot of need for skilled programmers there, but it's hard to glean insight from Europe. Anyone with first-hand experience?
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by cm3 10y ago
A better way to frame the support is in how the US defeated Germany and Japan and then helped them economically, in order to get them back up and prevent too much resentment. First and foremost Britain took no responsibility when they decid
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by cm3 10y ago
I cannot find binary downloads like an ISO image. Were you able to?
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by cm3 10y ago
The difference is that Apple doesn't actively try to prevent Homebrew from working, while Microsoft has issued updates with the purpose to rename NT services and other things, in order to defeat the workarounds.
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by cm3 10y ago
I'd go nuts with such long launch times, regardless of daemon mode.
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by cm3 10y ago
To be fair, both devdraw GUIs have a long-standing improper scrolling issue, which may or may not be a feature because it's simple and fast.

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