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by mappu 5y ago
I'd like to reply specifically to the Go is supposed to be sub-second GC pause latency part - Go's GC is crazy fast, it pauses for only microseconds, comparable to the socket transport overhead. It can't be thought of as Ja
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by mappu 5y ago
It also led to this remix album: https://juicytheemissary.bandcamp.com/album/attention-kmart-...
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by mappu 5y ago
If the same headline comes up every year then it's easy to construe it as headline-generating pandering. But the facts are, that the earth is warming more and more every year, and if you are under 40 then you have never experienced a
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by mappu 5y ago
Windows on ARM already had CHPE binaries which mix ARM and x86 in the same address space - i wonder if this new ABI is a related effort,
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by mappu 5y ago
Seems like a similar idea to taint tracking in Perl.
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by mappu 5y ago
I'm seeing a big banner saying ""When your trial is over, your account will be limited to Always Free resources."" which is pretty reassuring.
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by mappu 5y ago
At this price point you are barely paying for the IPv4 address. It will be an OpenVZ container. I had a $15/yr VPS with BuyVM.net for many years and would absolutely recommend them at this price point, except that they have shut down t
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by mappu 5y ago
This is somewhat of a non-issue, S3 can still be used in a a .torrent file by entering a raw HTTP URL as a Web Seed.
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by mappu 5y ago
There is some more in-depth discussion about the core folio idea on LWN at https://lwn.net/Articles/849538/ from a previous iteration of the patch set,
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by mappu 5y ago
The default renderer Eevee is a GPU-only renderer that works fine on my RX 570 with the FOSS amdgpu driver. You can also run Cycles' CUDA backend with ROCm on amdgpu (somewhat..).
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by mappu 5y ago
I call this pattern "This cereal contains no arsenic".
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by mappu 5y ago
LiteIDE maintain their own fork: https://github.com/visualfc/gocode
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by mappu 5y ago
If this is the kind of thing you are interested in, I would strongly recommend LiteIDE: http://liteide.org/en/ https://github.com/visualfc/liteide/releases It's actively developed, FOSS
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by mappu 5y ago
It probably would work. Lots of people use Linux+Wine, but ReactOS exists too as a ground-up implementation with its own Windows-like kernel. Why didn't they just make a well-integrated wine distro instead? and the ReactOS wiki answers
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by mappu 5y ago
I agree they need to be lazy. This is why it's problematic - Go is only adding generics and not laziness.
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by mappu 5y ago
An alternate-universe Go with a lot more (& slower) compiler passes could do it, but I don't believe there are any plans to build such a thing. As it stands, this kind of code (where all intermediates have type []T) will run much m
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by mappu 5y ago
All true, but the dichotomy here isn't between functional and imperative - it's between imperative, and a mix of both.
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by mappu 5y ago
Piling on here - My impression of your snippet here is that GroupBy() and Values() both construct (potentially very large) temporary arrays on the stack. Maybe Haskell and F# can elide this kind of thing, but it's not something the Go
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by mappu 5y ago
I don't see details on the API, but it seems likely you could write a libvirt provider for it and use existing virsh tooling (Cockpit / CloudStack / ...).
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by mappu 5y ago
I do agree - There are some specific pitfalls with curl|bash: (A) the web server may serve different code for curl's user-agent than what you audited by clicking the link in a browser, leading to a false sense of security; (B) if the n
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by mappu 5y ago
In this list, mitigations=off implies all the others.
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by mappu 5y ago
As well as Samba, Samsung's CIFSD is headed for the mainline kernel: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=CIFSD-In...
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by mappu 5y ago
A cluster filesystem (ocfs2/gluster/lizard/...) with NBD? Minio and s3fs?
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Neats and Scruffies(en.wikipedia.org)
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by mappu 5y ago
A bit more discussion on the hybrid-forum-and-NNTP: https://forum.dlang.org/thread/s79ib1$1122$1@digitalmars.com
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by mappu 5y ago
I think "smoother experience on FreeBSD" is a myth - The standard volume manager on FreeBSD is vinum/geom; ZFS ships its entire separate volume manager to the host OS, so you can't use mount/umount to control mounti
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by mappu 5y ago
Filesystem implementations are normally OS-specific because each kernel has different infrastructure for filesystems. e.g. Linux has the unified page cache, dentry cache etc, and ZFS just ignores all that and ships its own ARC and dnode cac
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by mappu 5y ago
Fixups are only needed for position-dependent code - Fedora (and maybe other distros too) set -fPIC -pie in default CFLAGS for all shipped binary *.so's.
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by mappu 5y ago
If you have gifted your code under a FOSS license, then people are going to run it in ways that you don't like. The distributions will take all front-line bug reports and the maintainer will forward them to upstream only if applicable.
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by mappu 5y ago
You need baseline codecs for baseline visibility, sure. But the article is about selectively choosing which videos to encode with more advanced parameters, and there's no reason to hold back delivering your 1080p VP9 just because the 7

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