jdright

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   by jdright 10y ago

   I think these kind of exercices are essential to show the power of the language. The scope is limited and forces us to look for new ways to solve given problem targeting best performance, because some real life situations, this is what is r
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   by jdright 10y ago

   Until you need it. May not be essential, more like, obviously expected kind of feature that breaks the web experience and is highly annoying.
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   by jdright 10y ago

   I think that is most because a company with real paying clients (some very big) with a very expensive product, can't seem able to ship a simple but essential feature as this one. The wow factor here is mind blowing. Comparing with Mozi
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   The JIRA's 10 years old feature request: support RFC 2396(jira.atlassian.com)

   17 points by jdright 10y ago|10 comments
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   by jdright 10y ago

   Very good example in fact. Seems roughly the same.
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   by jdright 10y ago

   Ok, interesting analysis. I will look more on Rust and maybe try something myself. But by reading your other posts about optimizing Rust to do search, it seems to require a lot of experience to tune Rust code.
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   by jdright 10y ago

   No, like: crypto, math, compression, encoding/decoding. Any example?
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   by jdright 10y ago

   Question, grep is multi-threaded?
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   by jdright 10y ago

   That doesnt mean anything. Try a little real software for instance.
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    by jdright 10y ago

    And this is getting nauseating even to these wanting to give it a try. I'm in the step of walking away and forget about it until the dirt settles down (and it becomes at least as fast as C/C++ or... even Go)
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    by jdright 10y ago

    And it is not. It is not faster than C but it can be almost as fast someday.
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    by jdright 10y ago

    I dont really know what to say from this without risking being downvoted. But, this coming from a Microsoft blog is a little... awkward. DOS heritage + really bad shell implementations, well.. I avoid the hell out of using command line on a
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    by jdright 10y ago

    It is way better than pip on the sense it works everytime. pip is not painless. It is close but miss by little. Got to hate it because of numpy.
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    by jdright 10y ago

    At this exactly time I have 27 tabs, this is the memory usage: Image PID Hard Faults/sec Commit (KB) Working Set (KB) Shareable (KB) Private (KB) firefox.exe 10604 0 1,529,308 1,491,692 62,348 1,429,344 I'm on
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    by jdright 10y ago

    I really doubt you and you dont provide any details about your setup either. I have exactly the same issues as the poster. I have about 20 tabs and it is costing 1.7GB ram. Note that I almost never reboot, so it may well be leaks, but even
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    by jdright 10y ago

    Can you cite the name of the tech or any of the games?
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    by jdright 10y ago

    It is more "care about support" than attributes.
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    by jdright 10y ago

    I prefer external caching/distributed solutions like ccache/sccache/sndbs than these private forks of clang. Less risky and up-to-date.
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    by jdright 10y ago

    Maemo was simple genius. Way better than anything even today.
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    by jdright 10y ago

    Well done! That should be the rule, anything else is hypocritical.
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    by jdright 10y ago

    Or because they were imposed to.. like, Visa/MasterCard/PayPal to Wikileaks. Cryptocurrency is the way to avoid this kind of power and censorship.
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    by jdright 10y ago

    One problem with pip is that it requires tricks. But seriously, I avoid using python mostly due the headache when trying to use pip. But I'm sure without pip python would be a real hell.
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    by jdright 10y ago

    And C++ is all about choice trade-offs. Put very simply: do your choice for your problem and deal with its consequences.
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    by jdright 10y ago

    Yes, but as I said in my comment our use case is nothing like a Bank. See, using SQLExpress to build a desktop LOCAL database doesn't look like a smart move.
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    by jdright 10y ago

    Thanks for your reply. Yes, but we should be able to share personal experiences in comments doesn't? Or else how can we share each other points of view? I still fail to see what is wrong with my tone in that wording, may be a language
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    by jdright 10y ago

    Not really. This is why I read the post. But the comments aren't discussing the container but the SQL being better or not than something else. Docker would help my case if it wasn't required to run on Windows Server! This could be
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    by jdright 10y ago

    Nice, downvoted for what? facts? This is a fact, I work with this thing for about 5 years (this is my karma) and there is not a single day where this doesn't cause a problem or makes somebody to lose 3-5 hours of work. We have about 30
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    by jdright 10y ago

    But you need to reboot on install, updates and uninstall, all these operations that can take up to two hours for no reason. And the express edition is capped at 10gb db. So, no, SQL server is nothing better than alternatives at least if you
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    by jdright 10y ago

    Very Nice, hope this will get anywhere. Apple got too far with its restrictions, but I also hope that this doesnt go sideways directly into flash issues. :)
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    by jdright 10y ago

    Reflection of a "responsible" disclosure culture...