drudru11

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   by drudru11 7y ago

   Wow - never knew that history. I thought they just made the USB camera.
2. 62.▲
   by drudru11 7y ago

   Awesome - thx!
3. 63.▲
   by drudru11 7y ago

   A lot of people here have built solvers. What about Sudoku generators?
4. 64.▲
   by drudru11 7y ago

   Why don’t sites like this have an about and team page?
5. 65.▲
   by drudru11 7y ago

   Just to be clear, the ISA is open source. The design or implementation does not have to be.
6. 66.▲
   by drudru11 7y ago

   Funny that you should mention this. I just hit that problem yesterday. The lack of a binary type is a problem. This is the same thing that hit XML. Unfortunately (or fortunately), the best solution is still the MIME stuff.
7. 67.▲
   by drudru11 7y ago

   Yeah, those sentences are too close together. I'm trying to elicit more of a response from the comment author. I think they make some good points. I would like to learn more about their ideal system.
8. 68.▲
   by drudru11 7y ago

   What about JSON vs protobufs? Is there a schemaless system that you use?
9. 69.▲
   by drudru11 7y ago

   How should logging be done?
10. 70.▲
    by drudru11 7y ago

    If there isn’t a performance hit, and you get all the benefits (especially atomicity), this seems like a nice, easy win. I will tinker with SquashFS today. Thanks for writing this up.
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    by drudru11 7y ago

    So is there any performance hit or gain when using SquashFS? I wonder why all the container folks aren’t using this.
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    by drudru11 7y ago

    They are trying to be big and small. When the Intel dropped its barrel shifter, they caught a lot of hell for the massive performance hit. They promptly re-included it in processors following the P4.
13. 73.▲
    by drudru11 7y ago

    So here is an interesting question... why do I (and many others) like vi so much? Maybe modes are bad for beginners, but really good for experts.
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    by drudru11 7y ago

    What about piece tables?
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    by drudru11 7y ago

    Thanks for that write up. Is there a decent reference or tutorial for ‘k’ online that you would recommend? I would like to learn more about it’s semantics. For example, the views concept and how old versions of a view/var? Are availabl
16. 76.▲
    by drudru11 7y ago

    I agree UEFI is the way to go. Just curious, how do people debug their programs though? Older non-pc systems had really decent debuggers built in.
17. 77.▲
    by drudru11 7y ago

    Totally agree. Tried this on an Oculus GO. Didn’t work well. Not enough resolution and the dev envy leaves a lot to be desired.
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    by drudru11 7y ago

    Oh man thanks for posting this. After seeing a few APL references in comments today, it reminded me to go look for this exact book by Ken Iversen. Lo and behold, I just sit down to peruse HN.... And this link is right above the fold. Sweet.
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    by drudru11 7y ago

    So glad Yosef keeps writing on his blog. This is a well articulated gem. I had intuition as to why the monorepo style was not great for most shops. His clever argument nails it.
20. 80.▲
    by drudru11 7y ago

    Too little, too late. Already switched off of Apple.
21. 81.▲
    by drudru11 7y ago

    wow - incredible artwork
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    Ask HN: What TCP tuning needs to be done to avoid hug of death?

    1 points by drudru11 7y ago|0 comments
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    by drudru11 7y ago

    Yeah - there is a counter intuitive thing happening when dealing with tech. The technology in the Pi (any of them) is super high. The technology of the case, heat sinks, power, etc... is much much lower. I have this aversion to paying the s
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    by drudru11 7y ago

    Wow - cool example of live kernel debugging. It is very cool that the kernel is still usable while this issue occurred. Also lucky that someone was logged into the zone without a /proc dependency. Usually people have complex shell prom
25. 85.▲
    by drudru11 7y ago

    Wow - nice combination. I am going with an ASUS B450 prime myself.
26. 86.▲
    by drudru11 7y ago

    Agreed - if you read the description section in the Mozilla docs, there is no mention of falsy. He should eliminate that section.
27. 87.▲
    by drudru11 7y ago

    Hmmm. We’re headed back to a microkernel.
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    by drudru11 7y ago

    Haven’t seen this before - nice writeup. Thanks
29. 89.▲
    by drudru11 7y ago

    Looks interesting. It would be cool if there was a list of components and live running examples.
30. 90.▲
    by drudru11 7y ago

    Yeah - I wish I didn’t have to go threadripper to get ECC. I don’t need that much power.