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by halayli 9y ago
same logic can be applied to a native app that is using libpng and an attacker exploits the lib in one way or another.
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by halayli 9y ago
Generally web apps perform better because you load the app once and it gets cached by the browser. The ajax calls to get content reduces the data that you need to transfer. It also forces you to create APIs and reuse them and on the fronten
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by halayli 9y ago
maybe they were disregarded because the feedback was too generic and cannot be acted on. My point was if you're giving feedback make sure the receiver can do something specific about it.
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by halayli 9y ago
Your feedback is not constructive. At least give examples why it's stdlib is immature or why the string handling is braindead and what you think is missing. This way the community would know more what to work on.
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by halayli 9y ago
You can download the source, take a look at it, compile it, and use it.
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by halayli 9y ago
aside from compilation time, inlining doesn’t mean your program will run faster, because now you’re filling your icache with the inlined instructions rather than a call instruction, that might be flushed away on a missed branch prediction.
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Relational Database Operators on Hypercube Systems (1990) [pdf](ir.cs.georgetown.edu)
4 points by halayli 9y ago|0 comments
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by halayli 9y ago
Thanks! I remember reading this thread a while back and I thought it made it in.
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by halayli 9y ago
I stand corrected, it definitely reconstructs the hash table in each process.
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by halayli 9y ago
PostgreSQL uses shared memory, it doesn't copy the hash table.
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by halayli 9y ago
For the most part, yes.
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by halayli 9y ago
one day you'll run a business and your opinion will likely shift as you'll understand it's purpose.
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by halayli 9y ago
It doesn't feel op have done their homework well. You should check immutable-js.
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by halayli 9y ago
check css grid as well
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by halayli 9y ago
Yes redux is a store but it has middlewares like redux-thunk, redux-promises, and promises that lets you manage all the async actions you require.
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by halayli 9y ago
take on 1-month or less web related projects on upwork and the like?
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by halayli 9y ago
He's not speaking about AI per se, but rather the consequences of AI on our lives. You don't need to be an AI expert to give your opinion on that.
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by halayli 9y ago
> For the truth is that even the most modest technology stack will be more than enough to handle the traffic from the vast majority of startups. It's not just the stack, the architecture matters more.
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by halayli 9y ago
this conclusion might be wrong. the code in question while it might not be allocating/freeing memory it might be stumbling on memory blocks and corrupting mem management structures. Turning the flag on might be fixing the issue by mere
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An Eye Tracking Study on CamelCase and under_score Identifier Styles [pdf](cs.kent.edu)
2 points by halayli 9y ago|1 comments
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by halayli 9y ago
no that's not the problem. STL containers rely on mallocs internally. also the major saving came from curl_multi_wait: > At this point I sorted all allocations based on size and checked all the smallest ones. One that stood out was
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by halayli 10y ago
Being asked for a zip code shows that not even youtube is able to change the old broadcasting business model. The day will come when TV streaming businesses takes over and removes the virtual location barriers set by the industry.
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by halayli 10y ago
Someone should build an app that can help in compiling such cases by automatically recording audio/vid anytime it hears a voice(s) we teach/specify (HR conversations, managers etc...) After some time I am sure the case solidifies
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by halayli 10y ago
isn't that what was said when VMs came out? But I'd say it's not ripe yet to run a DB in a container for prod use. it's not an architecture issue but rather code maturity. DBs hold our beloved data and are more sensitive
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by halayli 10y ago
often times webserver benchmarks are misleading because of how the tests were done. nginx is a fully fledged webserver with logging enabled out of the box, and other bells and whistles. By just having logs enabled for example you're ad
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by halayli 10y ago
transmitting electromagnetic signals over the air has been done long time ago (think fm radio), but to charge a battery you need much more power, to a level that becomes unsafe foe humans to be around it. there is no mention in the article
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by halayli 10y ago
for cases where malloc checks complicate the example it doesn't hurt to use assert instead.
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by halayli 10y ago
This article is basically saying use your brain.
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by halayli 10y ago
The compiler guarantees that arr + 1 doesn't overflow by making sure arr's address is small enough to not overflow when accessing one element past the array size. &arr + 1 is not one past the array you asked the compiler to al
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by halayli 10y ago
Yes &arr does behave like arr when it comes to ptr arithmetic but the compiler does not guarantee that &arr + 1 does not overflow. It only guarantees arr + 1. if you have a ptr from heap, ptr + 1 if not alloced previously is UB. &gt

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