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i_have_to_speak
11y ago
rtop collects a bunch of metrics and displays them. The equivalent would be to scp a script first then "ssh host /path/to/script" it.
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Show HN: Deep Search Engine for DevOps Docs
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11y ago
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i_have_to_speak
12y ago
Valued less than WhatsApp!
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i_have_to_speak
12y ago
Wow, almost as easy as "apt-get install redis".. (ducks)
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12y ago
Do excuse my ignorance, but what practical advantages does etcd offer over Cassandra (or even Riak)? To me, it seems that raft's leader-does-the-heavy-lifting style of replication will only limit the cluster size and thus the horizonta
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12y ago
This is beginning to feel like how it was when Intel was competing with AMD -- evolutionary improvements at first, which just kept on coming, increasing in size and impact, until AMD just faded out of the high-perf server market.
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i_have_to_speak
12y ago
Probably because others are too eager to fill out the results via an online search than from your history, and I doubt if that is because they have your best interests at heart.
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12y ago
Heartwarming to see how positive and forward-looking the responses here are. Certainly more positive than the responses towards India's (successful) Mars mission.
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12y ago
Wish the speakers wouldn't look so nervous.. of course all that flicker and frame drops during the unreal demo didn't help.
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13y ago
Hey King, fight someone your own size: "Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga".
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13y ago
Cute website. Some random thoughts: Concurrency: - No mention of it. There appear to be spin locks in the source. No multi-threaded tests. Stability and data safety: - Github has 2 days of history, and 4kLoC of test code. Why should I trust
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i_have_to_speak
13y ago
Without such advice, that article is dangerous. A "lot of programmers" are going to read that and assume these patterns differ between them only in terms of "performance" which equates to "ns/op". Also, I
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13y ago
Seriously? Using a green thread is a pattern for iteration over an array? Or that creating a new function object per iteration is efficient? The "patterns" 2 & 3 listed in the article are grossly inefficient to be considered s