moru0011

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by moru0011 11y ago
It's simple. Legacy software is the fastest growing market throughout the industry. Therefore legacy system related topics are likely to be popular.
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by moru0011 11y ago
smalltalk
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by moru0011 11y ago
Married men are pressured to make more money. "motivation" or bondage ?
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by moru0011 12y ago
machine learning + go|java|scala
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by moru0011 12y ago
1) clean up and order my rooms + toilette + bath 2) wash+dry closes and put them into by cupboard 3) do the windows 4) 5)
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by moru0011 12y ago
if you want pass a reference to a reference do Dog dog[] = { new Dog }; void method( Dog dog[] ) { dog[0] = new Dog(); } Having this of side effect as a default would be an insane idea ofc., so I am not sure what you are complaining about
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by moru0011 12y ago
The author has choosen wrong profession. As work makes up a good part of your life, you better enjoy it. Actually programming "business stuff" is quite different from tinkering with e.g. the newest machine learning algorithm, so t
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by moru0011 12y ago
round trip. one way 5 to 7 micros. some special cards go down to 3 one way, however with rtt, software usually adds some 2 micros overall
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Breaking the Habit: Solving the Dining Philosopher's Problem with Actors(java-is-the-new-c.blogspot.com)
2 points by moru0011 12y ago|0 comments
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by moru0011 12y ago
nope RTT even for these kind of network hardware is >=10 microseconds (I deal with such stuff professionally). Still a big gain going async :-)
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by moru0011 12y ago
Main source of latency will be network. The main problem are synchronous GET requests as then performance == latency. Better go async instead of reducing latency with hardware accel.
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by moru0011 12y ago
Still 5 .. 10 times slower compared to a well defined binary format. In addition its impossible to do partial reads. Its required to parse from start of message, even for reading a single attribute. Using text based encodings in protocols i
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A persistent KeyValue Server in 40 lines and a sad fact(javaadvent.com)
2 points by moru0011 12y ago|0 comments
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by moru0011 12y ago
It still looks to me as if you did not understand the issue being addressed. Its not about absence of binary encodings. Regarding "Java umbrella, which is not exactly known for gathering good engineers", I won't comment on th
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by moru0011 12y ago
True, however its commonly used as a synonym for webservices. I should be more precise here ..
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by moru0011 12y ago
You did not get the point. Ofc there are many binary protocols available. However in the RFC's and standards one chooses to couple behaviour and textual protocol. BTW, do you really think a 20+ year software engineer has not heard of