kjeetgill

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   by kjeetgill 8y ago

   The basic idea is that you get the NIC to write packets directly into your userspace applications' memory. There are plenty of projects out there to help get the kernel out of the critical path of a networking application. DPDK and PF_
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   by kjeetgill 8y ago

   I like the composition of tools, it lets you extend your usage pretty easily. I personally run this 20 times a day: find -name '*.java' | xargs grep 'pattern'
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   by kjeetgill 9y ago

   I've been playing with graalpython this last week too. The python implementation is in its early stages. I could get a "hello world" working with both their binary builds and from source but not much else. Also: Try "pr
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   by kjeetgill 9y ago

   Actually I think gp meant: "Obviously [SQLite] would be horrible for postgres to use as a replacement for fopen() and other systems, but for many, many use-cases SQLite is a good replacement for fopen()"
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   by kjeetgill 9y ago

   From Twitter engineer Chris Thalinger's videos[0] it seems like they're using JDK 9 or 10 and graal via JVMCI. Is there more to GraalVM than just using graal with a particular JDK release? [0]: https://www.youtube.com&#