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by jerven 10y ago
The UK is not being punished by the EU. The UK punched itself a bloody nose and a few teeth out before jumping into the horse trading, shark pool that is international diplomacy. There are lots of small favours that the UK will now need to
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by jerven 10y ago
Current Azul Zing. Is trending into a hybrid, storing previously compiled machine code to use upon restart if byte code matches. I also think that the JVM is the only JIT that has had close to same number of resources pushed at it as some o
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by jerven 10y ago
Don't worry about the GPL part, e.g. see MySQL as a GPL database in wide use. As long as you access blazegraph via the sparql or tinkerpop interfaces you will clearly be fine.
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by jerven 10y ago
Only for those outside of the union... inside it was much better and getting better.
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by jerven 10y ago
Its not even that the EU really wants to make the UK pay. It's just that the UK had so many advantages that it negotiated before. Now they basically reset themselves back to 1972, but the problem is the EU is much bigger at 27 members
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by jerven 10y ago
While the constructs are higher level, the compiler still needs to deal with all of this complexity. Normal developers can ignore this. But there will be a memory model and a modern language should specify this. If swift does not have an eq
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by jerven 10y ago
If you are in graph benchmarking you should really have a good look at http://ldbcouncil.org/ . Especially the fact that this is a read only benchmark. Plus your dataset is tiny. So all you showed is that if there is no cont
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by jerven 10y ago
The European Commission is elected by the heads of government of the EU nations. That is a whole lot more democratic than the house of Lords. It is actually as democratic as the manner in which the ministers in the UK are selected. And in a
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by jerven 10y ago
Blazegraph. As used for wikidata among others. Has lots of property graph support not just semantic graphs.
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by jerven 10y ago
Well it is an nice editorial. I would be the first to admit that the A380 has not sold as well as it could have but this is over the top. The reason the A380neo is not a priority right now is the change in oil price. That changed the re-eng
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by jerven 10y ago
There is only one thing "wrong" with C++ and that is undefined behavior. An accident of history, but one that will make you cry at times. For the rest the tooling around it is quite depressing as well. But none of this prevents yo
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by jerven 10y ago
The Urika I got to try at CSCS was probably the easiest graph database I ever experimented with. Very single user focussed but really nicely done (single user focus might have been CSCS as a supercomputer centre decision).
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by jerven 10y ago
Azul C4 will collect with stop the world due to GC no longer than 40ms. You might want to think beyond Oracle/OpenJDK (altough openjdk with Shendoah GC will be interesting in the future) if you are dealing with this kind of heap sizes.
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by jerven 10y ago
The not interested does not happen with us because we hire so rarely. But I also think that a team not interested in your presentation is rarely a team you want to work with.
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by jerven 10y ago
Our process is a bit different from what is common in the rest of industry. We do 3 things of which the first 2 are standard. * CV screen * Phone screen, asking what, why, what is missing on CV * Interview -> starting by a presentation d
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by jerven 10y ago
I think, as all directives such as never rewrite, jump of a bridge etc... means don't do it before thinking it through and knowing what you get ourself into. In this case you have a well specced problem (very rare!) and they tried both
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by jerven 10y ago
Exactly although for me it would have been just after IPO.
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by jerven 10y ago
No longer have the spare cash to play on the stock market :(
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by jerven 10y ago
The response of the Chinese company Trina spokesperson is quite off the mark. First Solar expects to ship around 3GW of modules in 2016 so that is not exactly lab scale ;) FSLR expects to improve their shipped modules efficiency by more tha
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by jerven 11y ago
I don't think they really threaten Oracle, even for analytics where this makes sense. The performance increase over in memory on sparc m7 per price point won't be that insane. So just like in memory db the main question is how lon
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by jerven 11y ago
Who says they aren't? Oracle DB results would be internal. Where would you start with AFL on the JVM? Class loader verifier?
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by jerven 11y ago
Try the same equation but then with JSON, and see how it is even more terrible. Document Object Models as in HTML etc... are where XML is actually ok, as that was its design niche. Could have been a bit simpler but hindsight...
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by jerven 11y ago
Yes, but at utility level the difference is invest in million increments to 100 million increments for solar(pv) and wind. While gas is in the same range, modern coal really starts at the top end of that range and nuclear is just an order o
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by jerven 11y ago
The XFS metadata performance has improved a lot and is now faster than ext4. See for example https://lwn.net/Articles/476263/ Of course there are still a lot of issues with reading that many files.
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by jerven 11y ago
Exadata:Hardware used to be competitively priced (at least in the x4 age), its the licensing for the software on top that makes it really expensive. The other thing is that some oracle features only work on exadata or other engineered syste
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by jerven 11y ago
Your landing page is missing any kind of "evidence" that it is scaleable, low-latency or high throughput. Also if you are sharing on predicate you will end up in big trouble. Predicates in most RDF datasets are not at all evenly d
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by jerven 11y ago
Virtuoso, does 2 billion in 50GB. Just so you know. And hard graphs like the complete UniProt data of 20 billion+ in 800GB.
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by jerven 11y ago
The truffle tutorial is the easiest way to get started. Will give you very good performance.
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by jerven 11y ago
Blazegraph Virtuoso Jena tdb Can easily load large to very large graphs.
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by jerven 11y ago
In the rdf space there are a whole bunch. Graph as in sparkling gives you : Virtuoso Blazegraph Jena Rdf4j Ruby.rdf There are more but these are opensource and I know them. And money more commercial ones.

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