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by mwpmaybe 3y ago
If you're interested in some of these concepts (i.e. smaller, more incremental PRs and stacked branches) but don't want to jump whole-hog into using a new product or tool, I highly recommend taking a look at `git rebase --update-r
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by mwpmaybe 3y ago
You can adjust the size of the "window". I have my inline_height set to 20 and it's a bit less jarring when it pops up.
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by mwpmaybe 3y ago
> I can confirm ECC works on it "It works" as in it boots, or "it works" as in it checks and reports single-bit errors and reports double-bit errors? What OS? If Linux, are you using rasdaemon? Does it confirm that th
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by mwpmaybe 3y ago
If my data is in ARC, why would I also want it to be in page cache? L2ARC isn't typically recommended for many use-cases. Anyway, what's the conflict you're referencing?
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by mwpmaybe 3y ago
Not unless you need more storage, or more RAM...
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by mwpmaybe 3y ago
Sorry, but that's not correct. The fully-enabled M3 Pro has one more P-core. It's 5p+6e vs 6p+6e.
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by mwpmaybe 3y ago
It makes Ryzen 9 processers great for budget VFIO workstations because you can run an OS (either host and guest or two guests) on each CCD.
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by mwpmaybe 3y ago
It's amazing how much "optimization" you can achieve on modern systems by simply fencing process(es) to run within a cache region, or within a NUMA node. Even my homelab server with a P-core cluster and two E-cores clusters b
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by mwpmaybe 5y ago
If they're just farming, sure, but plotting is extremely I/O intensive.
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by mwpmaybe 7y ago
Same but Mononoki.
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by mwpmaybe 8y ago
I got a chill up my spine when I read this but fortunately it looks like this is the default on Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04 (at least).
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by mwpmaybe 9y ago
Seems like they're sorting through some AV issues at the moment.
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EmberConf 2018 keynote starting at 9:30 AM PT (or so)(confreaks.tv)
1 points by mwpmaybe 9y ago|1 comments
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Lighter Than Lightweight: How We Built the Same App with Preact and Glimmer.js(engineering.linkedin.com)
26 points by mwpmaybe 9y ago|0 comments
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Session-only cookie corruption in Ruby web apps(perlkour.pl)
1 points by mwpmaybe 9y ago|0 comments
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by mwpmaybe 9y ago
It only handles indexes, so it's just a start, but have you seen HypoPG[0] and Dexter[1]? 0. https://github.com/dalibo/hypopg 1. https://github.com/ankane/dexter
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The Future of HHVM(hhvm.com)
265 points by mwpmaybe 9y ago|158 comments
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Introducing Dexter, the Automatic Indexer for Postgres(medium.com)
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by mwpmaybe 9y ago
Bruce Wayne... Bill Cutting... Darth Maul... the possibilities are endless!
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by mwpmaybe 9y ago
Last I checked I don't have access to "fix" how GitHub displays source code, although it looks like the maintainers can add an .editorconfig to their project to address this particular case.
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by mwpmaybe 9y ago
For god's sake, man, run a linter on this thing. The mixing of spaces and tabs alone makes the code embarrassingly difficult to read. http://imgur.com/a/XlSQD
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by mwpmaybe 9y ago
Dead/live ball was probably more consequential.
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Does Glimmer mean the death of Ember?(rwjblue.com)
5 points by mwpmaybe 9y ago|0 comments
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by mwpmaybe 10y ago
> Requiring long continuations for reasonable image sizes is not simple. We're just arguing semantics at this point. I mean "simple" like Assembler is simple: rudimentary instructions requiring a certain amount of understa
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by mwpmaybe 10y ago
> Are these signed with some sort of crypto and known-good keys, similar to package signing keys attached to a package repo, or are we taking Docker's word for it? I'm not sure. You can find more information about them here[0].
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by mwpmaybe 10y ago
> If you want Ruby, the habit is to go find someone's "pre-configured" alpine-ruby image (for instance) I think the habit for most folks (and the best practice) is to use one of the "official" Ruby images[0]. Sim
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by mwpmaybe 10y ago
It's useful for comparing full stacks, but the queries used are very basic, and most of the update benchmarks don't use transactions or locking.
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by mwpmaybe 10y ago
Upgrading from 1.13 to 2.x isn't terribly challenging. (1.12 to 1.13 was much worse.) What's holding you back?
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by mwpmaybe 10y ago
To the best of my understanding, yes, it's pretty well tied to Ember. Other options (such as redux-saga mentioned in a sibling comment) may be a better fit.
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by mwpmaybe 10y ago
A great read that recaps the history of Ember, what helped it stand out from the crowd in the past, and what worked and what didn't, segueing into the introduction of Glimmer.js, a standalone UI component library extracted from Ember 2

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