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by mritun 12y ago
> The CodeDeploy service seems to operate by you manually launching base ec2 instance with a code deploy agent and then this agent will checkout your git code on the live instance, run any provisioning steps and then if things break some
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by mritun 12y ago
Selectively suspending threads is a good feature, but be warned that it can cause arbitrary deadlocks, which won't be possible otherwise. Eg. it's possible to suspend a thread in a synchronised method and then the other thread wil
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by mritun 12y ago
You had a Commodore 64 ? Kids these days...
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by mritun 12y ago
No, you can offline any CPU/memory board using svcadm and do that. No need to shut down the instance.
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by mritun 12y ago
It's in progress: http://login.amazon.com
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Java vs. Scala: Divided We Fail(shipilev.net)
238 points by mritun 12y ago|111 comments
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by mritun 13y ago
HW acceleration won't matter at residential network speeds. It's mostly useful for edge/core routers handling traffic in excess of million PPS.
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by mritun 13y ago
Then try it. Samsung Note series has Wacom digitizer inside and stylus support is really good.
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by mritun 13y ago
This is different. What they mentioned is a load balancer, like F5,netscaler etc. HaProxy is a software based load balancer, but their does lot more.
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by mritun 13y ago
Why not? Personal licence allows you to use it for work-work.
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by mritun 13y ago
This is just mind boggling. This article is another piece that shows that economists are behaving like evil... pure evil! Leave aside experiments on humans and animals, these guys are basically experimenting with families and entire nations
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by mritun 13y ago
That's correct. RSA (like everything else) is a deterministic encryption. That is why we must do one of the two: 1. Use a random padding 2. or always encrypt a random number. the former is PKCS#5, the latter is what https does.
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by mritun 13y ago
... if you don't care about your data! It's not a database that by default just throws your data at the wall and well, doesn't even care to look if it stuck.
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by mritun 13y ago
This is work of pure brilliance!
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by mritun 13y ago
$50k in India won't get you far in Mumbai, especially if you are married and have kids
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by mritun 13y ago
Tagged pointers have been in use since late 60s in most garbage collected languages of the day.
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by mritun 13y ago
Docker is based on LXC containers. It bundles it's own management layer that replaces the "rsync" solution you propose.
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by mritun 13y ago
... when I pay $11/month for a similar cray in a developing nation. You are getting fleeced!
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by mritun 13y ago
Yes. That's how patents work. Patents violations cover both creators of the infringing device and users.
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by mritun 14y ago
Yes its not the first time someone had last money on "time sensitive investment opportunities" aka gambling. And yes there are lots of people who do that with 100% of their disposable income. They also usually lose it all.
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by mritun 14y ago
I use this amazing invention for highlighting things in my books, it also has a fantastic undo function. It called a pencil and costs pennies. You should try it sometime.
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by mritun 14y ago
Finally placed the order and got confirmation email. Thank you
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by mritun 14y ago
I trust you that it's just bad planning, been waiting for hours with my CC in hand.
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by mritun 14y ago
Unless their aim was to just create hype and not actually do much sale, it's extremely badly planned execution. Their site (shopping cart actually) has been down for nearly 4 hrs now.
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by mritun 14y ago
It is warranted because the physics doesn't work out
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by mritun 14y ago
Works on my stock Samsung Galaxy Note I. YMMV, but afaik, all stock Samsung builds have retained this feature.
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by mritun 14y ago
I'd make a guess in absence of code. Since none of the implementations were IO bound (unsaturated link), I'd bet on memory management as the deciding factor (it's hard to assume that an authentication service will be CPU bound). Then it's n
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by mritun 14y ago
FYI, in India NEFT ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NEFT#National_electronic_fund_t... ) and RTGS (real-time gross settlement) offers instant free* fund transfers and all large and most small banks are members. I wish them luck, but Dwolla pr
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by mritun 15y ago
It's actually "An actual example in INTERCAL would be too difficult to read[citation needed]" Some people have a wicked sense of humour
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by mritun 15y ago
I doubt that since the OS doesn't support even TCP/IP, any kind of filesystem or even POSIX APIs. It'd be hard to even port Redis to it, let alone get anything useful done in absence of TCP/IP

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