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by neopallium 10y ago
Golang binaries are also very large [0]. package main func main() { println("Hello, world") } That compiles to 1.1M using go 1.5. 0. https://github.com/golang/go/issues/6853
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by neopallium 10y ago
This story (on two different websites) was posted twice [0],[1] about a month ago. [0] is by the same author as this post (Erik Voorhees CEO of Shapshift). [1] is by "E. Gün Sirer" It doesn't seem to have any new content. 0.
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by neopallium 10y ago
I have read that the GFW will also try to fingerprint a server if packet analysis shows that it might be a VPN. VyperVPN has a stealth protocol (Chameleon) which tries to obfuscate the VPN connection to make it look like other types of conn
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by neopallium 10y ago
I don't need a lot of server resources for the proxy. So the cheapest server is more then enough. The real issue is getting good latency & bandwidth to sites outside of China. What I am paying for good latency & bandwidth on
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by neopallium 10y ago
I have found using ShadowSocks [0] to work best for me here in China. VPNs create one connection for all traffic (which is easier for China's GFW to detect/block/slow down). ShadowSocks creates a new TCP/UDP connection
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by neopallium 10y ago
Here is a list of compilers that can generate C code for different languages: https://github.com/dbohdan/compilers-targeting-c
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by neopallium 10y ago
How about a Canadian citizen living in China? Is the requirement mostly about paying taxes?
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by neopallium 10y ago
Name: Robert G. Jakabosky Location: Guangzhou, China Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: C/C++, Java, Lua, Node.js, Javascript/HTML/CSS, MySQL/Postgres/MongoDB, JIT/Compilers,
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by neopallium 10y ago
The article is about https://www.leapin.eu/ and https://e-estonia.com/ Those two sites don't seem like an april fools jokes.
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by neopallium 10y ago
1. Why can't the "ip_local_port_range" be changed? Wouldn't increasing the range help with short lived connections? 2. What is the maximum limit on active connection?
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by neopallium 10y ago
From what I can tell. It is using IPTables rules, netfilter queue, IPSet to maintain mapping of client connections to backend servers. So it seem the kernel is doing most of the work to handle the connection. The load balancer isn't
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by neopallium 11y ago
GCC (>=4.8) & Clang now have Address Sanitizer support for fast memory error detection. About a 2x slowdown [1]. 0. https://github.com/google/sanitizers/wiki/AddressSanitizer 1. https://git
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by neopallium 11y ago
I agree with what you said. I was just relating the experience I had. We also had two large (U8) Compaq ProLiant servers that we used to run Oracle DB. We didn't have any problems with them, and only replaced them with newer faster D
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by neopallium 11y ago
A company I worked for about 10 years ago had an IBM s/390 mainframe for about a month. Our manager at that time had previously worked for IBM and was trying to move the company over to hardware managed by IBM. The biggest selling poi
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by neopallium 11y ago
There is also my SLua [1] compiler. It compiles Lua to C code. 1. https://github.com/Neopallium/slua
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by neopallium 11y ago
First of all even a simple program like that will have standard libraries mapped into it's address space. Your program is reading from a region of the processes address space that has the binary code for the memcpy() function. On linu
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Patch-Free Intercepting of System Calls(okmij.org)
1 points by neopallium 11y ago|0 comments
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The Last Question by Isaac Asimov – 1956(multivax.com)
2 points by neopallium 11y ago|1 comments
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by neopallium 11y ago
You haven't had to reboot your home computer for 2 years? Nice!
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by neopallium 11y ago
Genes/DNA is just information that copies it self. Human intelligence is another process for information (ideas, culture, language, technology) to reproduce at a faster pace. Does information/ideas have wants? Does it want to be
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by neopallium 11y ago
Most AIs do have genes in the form of digital DNA. GA (genetic algorithms) are commonly used to evolve digital brains. Any high-level intelligence can learn to want something. Basic drives that exist in animals and humans is just the basic
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by neopallium 11y ago
If we create true generic AI (i.e. can learn like a human does from just interacting with it's environment), then it will be much more human then we might want. If you want to know how true AI might develop, then think about how a huma
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by neopallium 11y ago
It would be nice if most of the package manager and basic shell commands could be kept out of the docker image too. I think this would require a utilities image that could be mounted during the build of the docker image. Some images would
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by neopallium 11y ago
tcpdump is just for filtering and capture. BPF allows dropping packets based on complex matching rules. I would say that BPF is closer to iptables rules then tcpdump. Quote from the README: .... The aim of this tool is to help creating BPF
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by neopallium 14y ago
There is a bug that causes invalid output when the input file is larger then the BLOCKLEN. Set BLOCKLEN to 4096 and run the program on the test input file [1] (compare with output file [2]), to see the problem on a smaller input file. The
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by neopallium 14y ago
The videos on both Firefox 17 and Chrome 24 worked for me on Linux.
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by neopallium 14y ago
> (though, imposing memory restrictions is much harder). I developed an Emergency GC patch [1] for Lua 5.1 (Lua 5.2 come with this feature). With this feature it is easy set a per Lua State/script memory limit. The Emergency GC featur
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by neopallium 14y ago
Here is a project that is using the TL-MR3020 (which is very similar to the 703N) using solar/wind power + rechargeable battery to build environment tracking stations: https://apollo.open-resource.org/lab:argus
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by neopallium 14y ago
epistasis called manual management of huge pages a "royal pain in the ass", which is why I suggested trying transparent huge pages since they are easier to work with (i.e. no code change). I would be interested in seeing some benchmarks tha
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by neopallium 14y ago
You could try to turn on transparent hugepages: echo always >/sys/kernel/mm/transparent_hugepage/defrag echo always >/sys/kernel/mm/transparent_hugepage/enabled For more details see: http://lwn.net/Articles/423584/

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