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721.
by halayli 13y ago
use Asymmetric encryption and store the private key in an HSM. The private key never leaves the HSM device.
722.
by halayli 13y ago
Just use C++11.
723.
by halayli 13y ago
If you use a common cdn to load jquery, chances are it's in the user's browser cache is very high.
724.
by halayli 13y ago
C macros can cause the same issue when used to concat function names using ##.
725.
by halayli 13y ago
I feel this post has shown that many don't understand what AGPL is or just assumed that because the article is about Oracle and licensing then it got to be evil, let's bash Oracle!
726.
by halayli 13y ago
If it's a small part you want to optimize it works great. But if all your project is performance sensitive it becomes a big hack that's hard to maintain.
727.
by halayli 13y ago
if you need performance, just don't use Python. You'll be better off using C/C++.
728.
by halayli 13y ago
I wonder if google will use this data (silently) as yet another signal in its search ranking.
729.
by halayli 13y ago
My Ansible learning curve was 5 minutes.
730.
by halayli 13y ago
The point is that they are equally dishonest.
731.
by halayli 13y ago
Isn't that what Reddit did to bootstrap its site?
732.
by halayli 13y ago
Probably providing the option to create a btree or hash map would be nice.
733.
by halayli 13y ago
> Searching is not the same thing as a range iteration, normally if you want to search a Key/Value than you'll need to scan the entire dataset. In this case, you lost the sorted keys advantage that BTree gives you. My point is that this
734.
by halayli 13y ago
Agreed - but they are doing a full scan when doing searches so I don't see the benefit.
735.
by halayli 13y ago
I am surprised they are using levelDB for a key/value store when they could have used a DBM variant like Kyoto Cabinet HashDB, which is way faster for such a task. Why do you need sorted keys for key/value storage?
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Roll it - a chrome experiment (chrome.com)
1 points by halayli 13y ago|0 comments
737.
by halayli 13y ago
I found imitating designs is really helpful in learning how to design. And of course spend as much time designing as you would for programming. It takes a lot of practice.
738.
by halayli 14y ago
Simplicity here doesn't help. Variables aren't about how they are stored and where but more about what gets applied to them and how.
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Realtime at webmon.com using memqueue(webmon.com)
2 points by halayli 14y ago|0 comments
740.
by halayli 14y ago
How is it different/better than highcharts?
741.
by halayli 14y ago
I've written memqueue ( https://github.com/halayli/memqueue/ ) for similar purposes. Memqueue is a revision-based queue server with a REST API. Multiple consumers can poll the same queue at a different pace by using revisions. A revision is
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Python: import antigravity
2 points by halayli 14y ago|0 comments
743.
by halayli 14y ago
Take baby steps. Whatever you do, start with something small. A project you can finish in not more than 2 months would be ideal. If you want to establish a business, don't invent something new, pick an existing business and compete. Pick a
744.
by halayli 14y ago
When you said segmented stack, It registered stack per lthread for me. Ignore my previous reply. Segmented stacks aren't possible in C, because you don't have control over the stack's growth and the MMU when a function is running. Coroutine
745.
by halayli 14y ago
Segmented stacks will take much more space. One of the reasons I went with stack copy is because it allows me to create a million lthreads if I wanted without worrying about memory. Lthread is in C, an environment where you control/manage y
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by halayli 14y ago
For those interested, lthread now supports AIO. It's still in dev branch, but I'll be merging it soon: http://webmon.com/blog/2013/02/19/lthread-now-supports-userl... https://github.com/halayli/lthread/blob/dev/src/lthread_io.c
747.
by halayli 14y ago
I wish they provide an easy way to share screenshots, like droplr.com
748.
by halayli 14y ago
Just FYI, If you know C and you want to take it to the next level, then Expert C Programming:Deep Secrets is one of the best books out there. http://www.amazon.com/Expert-Programming-Peter-van-Linden/dp...
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by halayli 14y ago
The power of a .gov domain authority in google's algorithms.
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by halayli 14y ago
Take a look at lthread http://github.com/halayli/lthread

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