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Ask HN: Any online community for code/design review and brainstorm
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9y ago
I read this long time back. I believe that Java rolled out a fix later to make it impossible to reproduce.
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9y ago
Hackerrank is currently de-facto around me, any comparisons in them?
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Ask HN: Is this excellent blog(The C10K problem) still relevent?
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Why events are bad idea?
(usenix.org)
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9y ago
So basically it has something to do with my system. It scored only 93, with really dirty rendering. I need to check what's wrong
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9y ago
Is it a concern that acid3 test as terribly faild? - http://acid3.acidtests.org/
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mangatmodi
9y ago
@sleepydog, that was an example. Even in one planet, RTT in internet can be quite severe for realtime applications.
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9y ago
Adding to other answers, I have noticed this behavior very common in startup scene, where many of them are not actually building a brand for lifetime, but to quickly add pleaothera of features so that they can be sold at a good price.
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9y ago
I went back and read again. "ApsaraCache is based on the Redis official release 4.0 and has many features and performance enhancements" - I could find only memcache and performance improvement. Now Membache has nothing to do with
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One of the most useless FAQ I saw. I would have been more interested in knowing the improvements or changes made when compared to Redis. I had some trouble with large scale master slave Redis configuration. I was hoping if they have solved
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9y ago
Saw the commit, its nice you improved the code quality too, wherever you touched by adding diamond brackets and making fields final.
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9y ago
With cloud computing so cheap and easy, I believe no encryption is safe. Once you have the data in your reach, you can run any dirty algorithm, if the data is worthy enough. Which in this case is millions of credit card details.
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mangatmodi
10y ago
personally loving marks and recent directories!
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Loving shell integration on Iterm
(iterm2.com)
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10y ago
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