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by kunley 1y ago
Nice reasoning, thanks. Hey, but what did you have in mind with regard to bigger machines? I think we're talking here about lowering GOMAXPROCS to have in effect less context switching of the OS threads. While it can bring some good re
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by kunley 1y ago
As long as I admit respecting cgroup's setting is a good thing, I am not sure it's really quadrillions. Or is it? Need calculations
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by kunley 1y ago
Related: I wonder what cpu Artemis/Orion is using
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by kunley 1y ago
Very well said, to enjoy the process of writing the code. I don't understand why so many people suddenly started to insist on taking this all away, and they totally seriously proposed to become a janitor of a hallucinated output of som
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by kunley 1y ago
Obligatory marching for everyone during commie period in some countries. Luckily that ended in 1989, the holiday stayed
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by kunley 1y ago
At these companies it becomes more and more forced, but not more and more valuable. Please make a distinction between what people say and what can be measured
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by kunley 1y ago
Cool name, a reference to well known books
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by kunley 2y ago
Not to mention ARM64... And 6502 ;-) (and probably most of the ancient ones)
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by kunley 2y ago
Need to address this point: "Assemblers tend to be poorly documented" I wish everything in programming was as good documented as assemblers and ISAs.
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by kunley 2y ago
Standard to unify previous standards, huh? https://xkcd.com/927/ ;) (PS. I really cheer on Lua community having a decent package manager. Couldn't resist, though)
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by kunley 2y ago
What? Article is about the Go compiler. On 64 bit arch Go int is 64 bits.
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by kunley 2y ago
"Although the struct Data contains a [1024]int array, which is 4 KB (assuming int is 4 bytes on the architecture used)" Huh,what? I mean, who uses 32b architecture by default?
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by kunley 2y ago
It is definitely not 50/50
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by kunley 2y ago
I think the coloring should remain more-less consistent when changing the number of iterations. Can be done with actually scaling iteration thresholds relative to the max iteration.
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by kunley 2y ago
No one knows what the "current market" thing really is, people are making wild guesses looking at the hands of other people who also make wild guesses.
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by kunley 2y ago
Guys who wrote it are ok, they put a lot of effort and that's fine. If I understand things correctly, they were also compensated well. But the effort based on some wrong assumptions makes a product that is flawed. Lot of people then ar
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by kunley 2y ago
K8s made simple things complicated, yet it doesn't have obvious safety (or sanity) mechanisms, making everyday life a PITA. I wonder why it was adopted so quickly despite its flaws, and the only thing coming to my mind is, like Java in
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by kunley 2y ago
Kubernetes was written by people who have developer, not ops, background and is full of things like this. The fact that it became a standard is a disaster
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by kunley 2y ago
Where are these mythical armchair critics living normally, what do they do, how much of their time is put into plotting of how to bring a misery for Closure coders? Point of my sarcasm here is: you guys invoke them by yourself by writing ov
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by kunley 2y ago
Haha, it is "against what" that you have added by yourself. And that's exactly the issue with this kind of posts and comments: going right away into either a very defensive mode or a fight mode.
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by kunley 2y ago
Yeah had the same thought actually
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by kunley 2y ago
"Mill is a fast, scalable, multi-language build tool that supports Java, Scala, Kotlin, and Python". So, while I understand this tool can resonate in the JVM world, I have no idea why one would want to pull Java into their toolset
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by kunley 2y ago
I wish Linus Torvalds to have long life and powers to keep his down-to-earth approach as long as it is possible. I wish his era was never replaced.
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by kunley 2y ago
Love the poetry in the comment prose! Endeavour so much needed in the industry. It can only come out of the joy of coding, how else could it be born...
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by kunley 2y ago
Also: great API for creating own plugins.
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by kunley 2y ago
Kudos for solving this. And yes, this is too much for a job interview.
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by kunley 2y ago
Love the note on rejecting ai-generated code and about the alleged authors who don't understand what the code does.
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Don't Die(keygen.sh)
4 points by kunley 2y ago|0 comments
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by kunley 2y ago
I think most of the language implementers know about it. Here is a relevant line from Go, even with a comment that it's about overflow: https://github.com/golang/go/blob/19e9231/src/sort/se
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by kunley 2y ago
Erm I am not sure if I was understood correctly - I meant legal consequences from the perspective of redis guys on one side, and saas guys on the other side.. One simply can't admit that they both were doing a valid thing

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