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by halayli 11y ago
You might want to take a look at: lthread & lthread cpp https://github.com/halayli/lthread https://github.com/halayli/lthread_cpp
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by halayli 11y ago
> Unlike Go Language Memory Model Documentation Page that advices "If you must read the rest of this document to understand the behavior of your program, you are being too clever. Don't be clever." I see a language barrie
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by halayli 11y ago
Sadly, it's known that women do get paid less in one way or the other (based on bls data and other sources that confirms the same). But what's missing is more research & data as to why this is the case. Such data would make a
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by halayli 11y ago
The problem is in your question and expectations. Your question is very vague while your expectations are very specific. The candidate has to be lucky to give you an answer that you happen to be expecting.
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by halayli 11y ago
These are clean macros. Macros do have their place and not every time you see a macro your macro red flag should go off. It took me less than a minute scrolling through the file to figure out what's going on.
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by halayli 11y ago
Suddenly, they are industry and product experts. Generally, HNers are experts about any topic.
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by halayli 11y ago
Not necessarily. It's not a good idea to assume that the library you are using is perfect and free of bugs. OSes and popular OSS libraries have ridiculous bugs sometimes.
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by halayli 11y ago
Yep. Every few days the process was oom killed because of that. When we moved away from it and used OS sockets directly, everything worked fine.
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by halayli 11y ago
I hit the following issues: memory leak, hard to debug, silent disconnects.
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by halayli 11y ago
goodluck with zmq. I've had pretty bad experience using zmq in production.
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by halayli 11y ago
Appeal to accomplishment fallacy.
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by halayli 11y ago
clang is not a library.
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by halayli 11y ago
He was referring to a memory pool allocator. But regardless, good luck with the approach.
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by halayli 11y ago
But sometimes it's not just memory. It can be files you need to close, or any other resource held.
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by halayli 11y ago
Exceptions are not about going from one place to another. It's about unwinding the stack properly and calling the destructors of variables on the stack. This is not a close emulation at all.
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by halayli 11y ago
Technical debt is not an excuse to use the wrong tool. This is how you end up having a hammer. Cassandra was mature by late 2011 and we were using it in production back then (billions of records).
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by halayli 11y ago
This looks like a big hack to compensate for using the wrong tool. Cassandra would have been a better solution IMO. With Cassandra, you can set replication factors, speed up the writes, and automatically shard the data without having to man
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by halayli 11y ago
You are confusing talent and personality. You can be untalented with a difficult personality and vice versa.
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by halayli 11y ago
Why is loading 5k faster than loading ~500k?
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by halayli 11y ago
In big corps, patent attorneys have quotas to fill. Usually they don't fully understand the technology but try to patent it anyway.
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by halayli 11y ago
trying too hard. Just go to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloom_filter It's clearer and more informative.
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by halayli 11y ago
My intuition is that a Radix tree trie would make a lot more sense and is more maintainable than such a hack.
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by halayli 11y ago
the flags will need to be configurable through config file (e.g nginx, apache). When you explicitly grant more access because of a plugin, you know what you are getting into. But assume nginx supports tame now, you know at least what the pr
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by halayli 11y ago
You probably missed out on the hacking team leaks. These actions are triggered by the leaks. HT was sitting on a lot of flash 0-day exploits. This leak was the best thing that happened to the web.
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by halayli 11y ago
You're comparing apples and oranges.
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by halayli 11y ago
We share this problem with painters. It's hard to know if it needs a final brush touch or it's done.
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by halayli 11y ago
agreed. Abstracting the tracers to provide similar information is a challenge. I had a plan once to create a SaaS around dtrace like tools but it's just too fragmented and couldn't find a common ground. Not to mention that most us
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by halayli 11y ago
I just wish they integrated dtrace into linux back in the day. It would have received a lot of support and improvement. Now every platform has its own complicated set of tools. Even dtrace on osx is not the same as dtrace on freebsd :(
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by halayli 11y ago
I did read the article, and to find my suggestion terrible indicates that you don't know how CPU instruction pipelines work. My suggestion will give you a big win because of branch prediction optimization. Without it, the CPU pipeline

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