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by dakull 10y ago
Why not to use FB in one classic line: you are the product being sold, everything else is just an illusion. Case in point: in FB. ads you can even target specific individuals. The only problem is that like every social illusion it creates a
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by dakull 10y ago
Hi! - why not release a working version for Ruby 2.3? or heck even 2.2 for general use. That would be useful and maybe generate some form of traction.
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by dakull 10y ago
>Making Ruby 3 times faster is not going to save it Adding something akin to Guilds it could give it a nice advantage if implemented nicely. >the Ruby ecosystem seems stale and lacking fresh ideas I think that's mostly because it
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by dakull 10y ago
This is a really nice read by RuJIT's creator - Masahiro Ide (his Doctoral Thesis [0]). [0] - http://kamome.lib.ynu.ac.jp/dspace/bitstream/10131/9368/1/id... P.S. this is available via google r
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by dakull 10y ago
Aaron: 30%? Matz: 30% is huge. Aaron: Yeah! Jonan: That seems like a pretty good improvement to me. Koichi: I do think so. Aaron: We just need a few more 30% improvements then Ruby 3x3 is done. Matz: Yeah, that means 30% of the time is spen
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by dakull 10y ago
As they pointed out in the interview - it's not a free meal i.e. one could expect high memory usage and slow start-up times. For me the slow start-up and the JIT requiring ~50K/req for warm-up just ruin the whole experience in cod
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by dakull 10y ago
Did this help in any way? https://tunemygc.com Just by playing around with RUBY_GC_HEAP_OLDOBJECT_LIMIT_FACTOR you can reduce memory consumption quite a bit.
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by dakull 10y ago
I think that's mostly Aaron being Aaron, it's not necessarily some form of anti-intellectualism but more like just his personality at work. I don't really have a problem with the tone of the interview but more with how vague
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by dakull 10y ago
AFAIK: 980M - 100W / 1060 ~ 80W / 1070 ~ 120W / 1080 ~ 150W If they started out with the max TDP of 100W for the cooling system - upgrading it to 150W in that small space it sounds like too much of a change to meet their
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by dakull 10y ago
Did I mention it comes with all the goodies [0] and "DLCs"? but even without that memorabilia (original manuals) the simple fact the the game just runs great is worth the admission price. [0] - https://www.gog.com/
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by dakull 10y ago
The GOG version is great and runs great on modern hardware. Blood was my favorite FPS as a kid.
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by dakull 10y ago
>php's performance was an order-to-two or magnitude better than rails Again PHP (the language) vs. Rails (the framework). What framework was that `big php app` using?
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Making Rails asset pipeline faster(marianposaceanu.com)
1 points by dakull 10y ago|0 comments
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by dakull 10y ago
Twitter's t.co links seem to mitigate this by issuing a 301 to the actual link thus fixing the `window.opener.location` vulnerability. I wonder if the reasons for implementing this are related or just good riddance :)
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by dakull 10y ago
That video reminds me of childhood, good old Tom's Hardware :)
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by dakull 11y ago
>That's for a cold start. Once the application is initialized, it becomes way faster. If one uses Unicorn in production there's no such thing as a `cold start` Ruby is not the JVM lest you run JRuby or Rubinius ofc :-)
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by dakull 11y ago
Is it just me or the ASCII diagrom looks way better than the generated faux-comic-PNG?
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by dakull 11y ago
The intent of Rails is to make writing web applications easier, but that writing web applications actually got much more difficult for me as a Rails developer when Angular and Ember and then later React got popular. I love Ruby, but I resp
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by dakull 11y ago
Was just thinking out-loud: "Why not run a cvasi-Ruby implementation on the BEAM?"
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Ask HN: Does anyone know what happened to Reia?
1 points by dakull 11y ago|1 comments
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Shedding some light into UUID version 4 in Ruby and Rails(marianposaceanu.com)
4 points by dakull 11y ago|0 comments
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Serious OS X and iOS flaws let hackers steal keychain, 1Password contents(arstechnica.com)
8 points by dakull 11y ago|1 comments
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by dakull 12y ago
Darn - I'm still mad about Intel's TSX-HTM bug[0]. I really wanted to compile this and play with it. [0] - http://techreport.com/news/26911/errata-prompts-intel-to-dis...
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by dakull 12y ago
Did anyone compile and benchmark it?
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by dakull 12y ago
at least in AutoCAD you have AutoLISP :-)
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by dakull 12y ago
I know the tweet is caustic but it did spark a good discussion.
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XSS,CSRF,SQLi – we don't have any of those in Rails at all(twitter.com)
1 points by dakull 12y ago|1 comments
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by dakull 12y ago
This looks awesome so far - kudos to the team. I also started benchmarking it just for fun[0] [0] - http://marianposaceanu.com/articles/ruby-2-2-0-preview-1-qui...
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by dakull 12y ago
Yours also sounds like a "non-statement statement" e.g.: https://www.mikeperham.com/2013/12/31/rubys-gil-and-transact...
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by dakull 12y ago
I did - it was down for about two hours[0] it seems (see the status history), anyway it was only their website, the infrastructure was all OK. [0] http://www.isitdownrightnow.com/linode.com.htm

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