lovelle

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by lovelle 8y ago
I trust Linus from the fact that he put the user at a level of priority more important than anything esle in a time when few people did it, and this decision makes userspace solid as a rock to me over the years
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by lovelle 8y ago
Yeah sure, and if you like I can also clean the bathrooms because I know how to do it... Off-time is for your own not for your company regardless off what you do with it.
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by lovelle 8y ago
As I said both can be used to solve the same problem, but since they are totally different and works very different, to me it makes no sense doing a comparison and expecting similar results, if comparision's were analyzing the same tec
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by lovelle 8y ago
In my experience tunning a jvm application in order to gain better throughput is far from a trivial job, although jvm ecosystem's requires a much more experienced developer on the platform to reach some levels in comparison to go simpl
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by lovelle 8y ago
Yes, this sentence is quite vague and does not give proper info about the topic, you only have to believe me or not, I'm not writing any blog about this, sorry. Means higher throughput with lower jitter, that in our case was what we we
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by lovelle 8y ago
There makes no sense to comparing goroutines with os threads, they are totally different things, this is like comparing apples with oranges, of course both of them can be used to solve the same problem, but they are totally different. Like
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by lovelle 8y ago
I think code review is the async way to share thoughts about the code and managers (in my experience) tend to be busy with many meetings making 1 on 1 code review more difficult therefore in this case pull request might not be the best opti
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by lovelle 8y ago
I would argue that in 95 was recently the first jdk 1.0 release, it was until 2004 which came java 5 with java.util.concurrent which was such huge improvement for that time, since then is easier to write concurrent software, and since java
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by lovelle 8y ago
I would insanely choose ruby rather than javascript for the major advantages that has to offer. Performance in most of cases is not a real needed over consistency. Also Ruby 2.6 has jit, would be great to see some bench tests. :P
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by lovelle 8y ago
If I am not mistaken, Pattern matching will be included on Java 11, please correct me if I am wrong.
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by lovelle 8y ago
I do not agree with that, this is not just syntactic sugar, for example in case of large 'else if' statements the complexity to choose proper branch is O(n), instead with pattern matching the chosen branch will be at constant time
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by lovelle 9y ago
me too.