matesz

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by matesz 5y ago
I'm in the same situation!
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by matesz 5y ago
I think the problem is that we are lacking distinction between Web and the and IT tech in general. Web is just making all this accessible - links. Blockchain adds big benefit to the general usefulness of the Internet - for instance possibil
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by matesz 5y ago
Web3 is not bullshit, nobody actually defined it properly, just like nobody defined properly what is Web0, Web1 and Web2. Web versioning methodology is bs, not the general concept of pinpointing what makes a big leap. Does anybody here have
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by matesz 5y ago
Demo video linked in the paper: https://vimeo.com/631461226
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Hiring is broken - let's fix it with empathy(davidwhitney.co.uk)
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by matesz 5y ago
Can an app show cost breakdown (30% for apple, 70% for app developer as pie chart/text/etc.) before users click Pay with apple pay? I assume this is impossible since it would be a PR nightmare for apple - all paying users would ev
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by matesz 5y ago
https://www.alibabacloud.com/blog/new-insights-into-x-engine...
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by matesz 5y ago
Also they developed their own storage engine for MySQL (X-Engine) which is based on LSM data structure and using FPGA to accelerate levels compaction [1], whitepaper [2]. "In addition, FPGA hardware is used to accelerate the compaction
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by matesz 5y ago
> But I have to wonder what's the point of a search engine that weights some arbitrary aspect of web design higher than the relevancy of the subject matter (to the point of not returning any results at all)? Because in some cases it
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by matesz 5y ago
Legitemate question - why can't apps give simple cost breakdown when users are purchasing stuff from within the app? If I let's say topup credits used for microtransactions for $10 from within an app, user will pay the price, whic
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by matesz 5y ago
One of the reasons why people go with a bad name, is because it at least stands out - that purple cow. This narrative is analyzed and dismissed in her book. People don't cringe on the name google anymore because they got used too it, b
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by matesz 5y ago
Best resource I could find on picking names for products/company name is "Hello, My Name Is Awesome" by Alexandra Watkins. I really recommend it to anyone struggling to find a good name. In short it talkes about 5 qualities o
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by matesz 5y ago
People are keeping wealth in holdings because they are not taxed. If they would liquidate they would have to pay let's say for the sake of the argument half of it as tax. I don't think market is a problem here. The bigger problem
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by matesz 5y ago
> Early benchmarks comparing io-uring against epoll are promising; a TCP echo client and server implemented in C show up to 60% improvement. Is this really true for production setting? They did a test at Scylla and it was like 5% differe
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by matesz 5y ago
That is amazing, thanks!
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by matesz 5y ago
I would like to somehow raise your comment higher becase example you've posted is so simple and clear. Is it possible to make Rust implementation to be on par with C++ in terms of performance for that particular example without using u
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SQLGraph: When ClickHouse marries graph processing [pdf](presentations.clickhouse.tech)
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by matesz 5y ago
Did anybody tried to generalize IO_URING a bit further with something like language interoperability - platform specific swift/kotlin/objective-c/javascript with closer to the metal languages like c/rust/c++ for ins
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by matesz 5y ago
Great, thanks! It does seem like they might be using something like this for social graph. Somebody gave neat explanation on Quora [1] [1] https://www.quora.com/How-has-Facebook-modeled-its-social-gr...
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by matesz 5y ago
Does anybody know what are production usecases of hypergraphs?
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by matesz 5y ago
I've had similar story, but this time with the IRS. Right after my university I've started pursuing startup idea and of course I though that I will get investors coming through the door very quickly so first thing I did was to set
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by matesz 5y ago
Switzerland didn't change it's boarders since 1800. Is this the main reason why they are the richest (or one of the richest) countries?
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by matesz 5y ago
Here is link to the archive preview: https://epadd.stanford.edu/epadd/collection-detail?collectio... ps. all emails are actually blured out. Nonetheless, Ted Nelson pretty much said all of what he wanted to be said to
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Ted Nelson email archive now available(library.stanford.edu)
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by matesz 5y ago
Could you explain why did you choose to write your own implementation of DAG instead of using something like petgraph? At first glance I get the feeling that it is really nice! Any elaboration on that would be really appreciated. Good luck
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Understanding iOS Application Entry Point(olszanowski.blog)
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by matesz 6y ago
I think I just found the best low level introduction to Unreal Engine and game programming in general - it is a total gem and deserves more attention. All concepts are presented in very succinct fashion magically without leaving any questio
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30 minute introduction to Unreal Engine and game programming in general(youtube.com)
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World Premiere of the all-electric Mercedes EQS(youtube.com)
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by matesz 6y ago
Does Google use Filament [1] for this AR stuff or do they have something completely different? I mean using something else would be a huge waste from my little point of view ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ [1] Filament is a real-time physically based render

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