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by merb 4y ago
thanks for the info, well yeah wizer still does not make it as fast as c++ v8
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by merb 4y ago
it's sad that they didn't go the same way than fastly which actually use a wasm runtime even for javascript by compiling spidermonkey to wasm: https://github.com/fastly/js-compute-runtime I think thats way mo
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by merb 4y ago
it does not display calls notification tough.
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by merb 4y ago
net send *
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by merb 4y ago
so it began, that sern starts to gather market share. -- I doubt this will take off. I mean they investend more in funding and marketing instead of starting to built something. they should've started with code (agpl3 of course) and inv
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by merb 4y ago
fun fact: k8s uses this to always install the latest version: https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/tools/install-kubectl-linux...
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by merb 4y ago
Well in system text json the api keeps the same and you „only“ need to pass an autogenerated meta object its basically the same api you just need to pass another object instead of an generic Parameter. But yeah its a change.
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by merb 4y ago
Actually system text json does work with source generators and di can work with source Generators aswell.
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by merb 4y ago
> TRUNCATE clearly states your intention to delete everything, but DELETE by default also deletes everything. btw. they are completly different. TRUNCATE basically ignores all transaction semantices for the sake of performance (which can
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by merb 4y ago
nope 1 == "1" is true and 1 === "1" is false
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by merb 4y ago
did they really run a geekbench or do they just use the reference number? with the heat display, I'm not sure if it can sustain the numbers...
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by merb 4y ago
btw. his pricing is completly off and you can't build all french nuclear plants from scratch with 250 to 300 billion euros.
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by merb 4y ago
what is so bad about IOC? you can even use stronginject which does work on build time. which oop features?
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by merb 4y ago
well we do use md raid on raid10 on nvme disks and on write heavy workloads it can quickly raise cpu usage tough (few percent) thats why I'm asking. it might also be a problem that we have two cpu's and we probably go over multipl
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by merb 4y ago
yeah they download v86.wasm which is prolly https://github.com/copy/v86/
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by merb 4y ago
actually 'few deletions' and 'few updates' is basically the happy case for postgres. MVCC in a append only system is where it shines. (because you generate way less dead tuples, thus vacuum is not that big of a problem)
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by merb 4y ago
would've really known how much cpu this solution would cost. most of the time mdraid adds additonal cpu time (not that it matters to them that much)
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by merb 4y ago
> No you can't (unless you do it yourself but the price is extremely high if you want uninterrupted power). What happens is: your provider purchase "green energy certificates" which means that some green electricity was g
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by merb 4y ago
the problem is that when you use NO_CONTENT that you prolly can violate the http spec. (you can do that with both)
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by merb 4y ago
Network errors might be retryable/routable differently, but often (especially when starting out) should probably returned to the User. I mean if s3 is down you can retry the call but often it is down then
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by merb 4y ago
btw. macos also has a case sensitive mode for their filesystem, it's just not the default.
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by merb 4y ago
well google did not outright reject, they said, it's not complete and the final should wait until the methods are implemented and used in practice (like most stuff is done nowadays)
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by merb 4y ago
> If you compare to the OVHCloud rental price for the same server, the price premium of buying your compute through AWS lambda is a factor of 25 and there is a factor of 25 that ovh is not a company where you should rent servers: https:
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by merb 4y ago
well depending on the language an argsparser can trash quite a lot of memory and become slower than necessary when there is a big argument list. as others said if this cli is also used as a component than it might be important that it is fa
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by merb 4y ago
actually creating a cli with rust is really one of the best ways to use it. it is extremly fast and has a low footprint and if your cli does only one thing well it's probably easy to write opinionated rust. and clap is probably the bes
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by merb 4y ago
1. they use diesel generators as backup (they need to and it's a safety net) 2. they follow the load but they also pump out unnecessary energy (heat) into the ocean (you can't do that with normal reactors, BECAUSE you don't h
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by merb 4y ago
btw. china will double their wind power since 2019 at the end of the year. they build the biggest hydro plant on the planet and will add a ton of new pv panels in 2022 (even more than the previous years). china is just not stupid and will f
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by merb 4y ago
1) In far less than a million years, the contents of the cask will be well below background radiation levels. Literally less dangerous from radiation than sitting at home. heck even a time scale of 10.000 is beyoned the current civilized wo
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by merb 4y ago
btw... there is _HUGE_ difference between it is possible to do something in theory than in praxis, there is NO nuclear reactor that could scale in short periods of time. france which is _HUGE_ on nuclear still has at least ~7-12% of gas (de
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by merb 4y ago
well the problem is that some companies who use the AGPL do actually write some fud about it. i.e. if I use min.io agpl and the user never interacts with it, just my program, but I never even modified min.io and I just use the binary interf

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