nialldalton

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   by nialldalton 7y ago

   Absolutely bytecode was already an old idea by the time this work took place. (And Wirth, Franz's advisor, wrote compilers and books using pcode). The novelty was in using trees for the representation, and recompiling the entire Oberon
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   by nialldalton 7y ago

   Yeah Michael's dissertation was out in '94 already, and he had native Oberon running in slim binaries (aka jit'ing from compressed AST) for quite a bit before that. Thomas did the Juice stuff (aka slim binaries on the web) ar
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   by nialldalton 7y ago

   From the outside it sounds like, whatever the database is, it has far too many critical services tightly bound within it. E.g. leader election implemented internally instead of as a service with separate lifecycle management - pushing the d
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   by nialldalton 9y ago

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   by nialldalton 10y ago

   I'm not lying but my comment is being misinterpreted; I should have been clearer. That's an annual comp number, not a quarterly. I was trying to say I see a certain rate of offers flying by to/from some people, at those level