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by hosay123 13y ago
I don't want to sound overly negative, but attempting to support every useful combination of hardware and drivers, particularly in any kind of supported, certified configuration, ultimately leads back to the same result: just running a
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by hosay123 13y ago
This would completely break any event driven (streaming) parser.
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by hosay123 13y ago
Kool-aid
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by hosay123 13y ago
Either I'm having deja vu, or despite the date on the presentation, this is at least a year or two old
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by hosay123 13y ago
All the bandwidth in the world shouldn't matter if the underlying technology has the same latency and the memory bus is serving a fixed number of small requests in parallel, right? Overall processing speed in an uncached memory bound a
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by hosay123 13y ago
The other responses to this have been woefully speculative at best, plain wrong in others. The short answer is to rent one for a month and benchmark your particular application. I was surprised to discover that with a workload composed enti
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by hosay123 13y ago
ES is much more rigorously specified AFAIK, and has good mobile support.. OpenGL proper is a random extension soup.
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by hosay123 13y ago
Awesome, thanks!
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by hosay123 13y ago
The article suggests interrupt load is the major issue, although doesn't really say enough to inform us. A 12.5ms buffer means potentially just 80 wakeups/sec. They don't mention whether they use multiple hardware queues or i
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by hosay123 13y ago
You might find a few hours flicking through the past year of http://www.cnx-software.com/ archives useful
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by hosay123 13y ago
Also check out e.g. http://boundarydevices.com/products/sabre-lite-imx6-sbc/ for sterling "real" Linux support, GigE and PCIe
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by hosay123 13y ago
Sadly the rk3188 on-chip controller is only capable of 100mbit. There's a few more (particularly Freescale) units with gigabit, but generally more expensive. Gigabit or USB3 is when these things start to look insanely attractive IMHO (
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by hosay123 13y ago
It's worth remembering how so many came to use these services in the first place – as a tech 'front liner' I too was once guilty of unconditionally mocking others and saying "you should be on Gmail!". Now the tech f
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by hosay123 13y ago
Test suites are awesome
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by hosay123 13y ago
What ties you to Android?
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by hosay123 13y ago
Hmm, there was a time when function was occasionally considered over form.. The phone is hardly ruined, it's just a high end handset for people in a particular niche, one I happen to belong to (long gave up carrying real cameras, don&#
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by hosay123 13y ago
Changelogs like "Bugfixes to cffi and ctypes" are pretty useless. Do these bugs affect my code? Is my code going to explode horribly if I don't upgrade? Is my code going to explode horribly if I do upgrade? etc.
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by hosay123 13y ago
"Don't read the design doc, it's too complicated. Instead read this cutpaste!" The single "lock free" idlep looks like it's just moved the futex contention elsewhere. This will almost certainly bounce like
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by hosay123 13y ago
According to that page, the Mongo test was using unacknowledged writes, so not exactly a useful comparison
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by hosay123 13y ago
If you think that's funny, check out http://googledevelopers.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/pubsubhubbub-... : we encourage providers of feed systems and related tools to connect their automated systems for
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by hosay123 13y ago
$700 million and 2 years later, and flight search is still slower than the first random site I picked (dohop.com). In the meantime I'm left wondering just how much global travel information now finds itself in the hands of the US fed
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by hosay123 13y ago
They'll be purchasing and (and most likely) holding Bitcoin for prolonged periods
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by hosay123 13y ago
That accounts for about 2ms
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by hosay123 13y ago
For a little perspective, the remaining 20ms still leaves enough time for oh, 55 random SSD IOs and time spare to zlib a megabyte of text. Or about 4.8 million instructions of a modern 2.4ghz CPU. Just what does this app do exactly? Aah..
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by hosay123 13y ago
The author could refactor the documentation a little, starting with removal of the word "Pythonic" and perhaps ending only after 90% of the text has been replaced with a single section entitled "WHY GOD WHYYYYY". d
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by hosay123 13y ago
I am for all intents and purposes a massive Mozilla fanboy, however I regularly switch to Chromium to use any nontrivial 2D graphics js (e.g. the Python plop profiler). Not sure why, but Firefox definitely seems to have a weak spot around 2
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by hosay123 13y ago
As a (hardened, old) unix dev, it seems to me you've spent little time with the language. C# is one of the most successfully evolved languages of recent times, no feature was added that didn't have a clear & concise story in t
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by hosay123 13y ago
Yes, and my /usr/local isn't a freaking .git repository. Homebrew, bikeshedding what MacPorts achieved a decade previous (and getting it horribly wrong) since 2009
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by hosay123 13y ago
> you install a package with apt, it pulls in all dependencies, and it Just Works And what happens in the case of a package not available through apt? ("Sorcery! All applications must be packaged! All shared libraries must be packag
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by hosay123 13y ago
Heh. So enslaving sentient organisms for the purposes of entertainment (cockroach robot app) is classed as a "creative work", while teaching teenagers how to pick up women results in outcry? And no I'm not suggesting some equ

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