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by nuje 14y ago
Rumor is they also buried Meltemi today.
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by nuje 14y ago
All but a few of those are sleeping, waiting for some event to wake them up. Your mac laptop would soon run out of battery and the fan would be screaming all the time if there were 100 processes just spinning around all the time.
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by nuje 14y ago
I don't know what you're running on all those VM's but I very rarely have more than one or two cpu's utilized at once even though I have some VM's running. Sure, a lot of cores doesn't hurt, but usually they don't help either.
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by nuje 14y ago
What's happening in the signed case? Signed division and modulo have been redefined in newer C/C++ standards. He talks about writing C but the syntax looks like C++ 11? at least i don't think he means the C "auto" here.
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by nuje 14y ago
It seems to me that on the IP level the net has been in a technological paralysis for some time. We can't get RED or IPv6 deployed, and and the IETF doesn't seem to get anything useful happen these days. edit: anyone else remember when laye
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by nuje 14y ago
Yes, and the OS readahead also helps. You can see the random vs sequential difference in any ssd review, eg http://thessdreview.com/our-reviews/ocz-vertex-3-240gb-max-i... shows 18 MB/s in random reads vs 500 MB/s sequential reads.
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by nuje 14y ago
What about destructors? I guess only using the GC on destructorless objects could work.
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by nuje 14y ago
There's been some invisible barriers for compilers to start reorganising data and not just code. It would seem to me that side has even more potential than semantics preserving code optimization that takes data layout as a given.
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by nuje 14y ago
Why do people still associate FP with Lisp even though HN is supposed to be a lisper hangout :P
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by nuje 14y ago
The title on http://thecloudmarket.com/stats#/totals refers to available images. Sounds like it might be just counting preconfigured vm images made available (on thecloudmarket.com?). Canonical's huge share would speak for this interpreta
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by nuje 15y ago
Ugh. Don't they have laws against usury in UK?
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by nuje 15y ago
The Android sandboxing feature is frequently invoked as providing dramatic security advantages, but there's really no reason to believe it. Local privilege vulnerabilities [edit: enabling escape from the sandbox] in Linux kernel are dime a
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by nuje 15y ago
"By any reasonable measure, my friend is a success. His now-grown kids are well-educated. He has a big house in a good part of town. Paid-for condo in the Caribbean. Influential friends. Lots of frequent flyer miles. " Sounds more like a di
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by nuje 15y ago
Doubles? TLS/SPDY barely registers in the vast expanses of attack surface that all the browser supported protocols, media formats, flash, javascript etc expose.
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by nuje 15y ago
The closest thing to a guess at ad blocking rate at linked page says "I did some research on this a while back, and discovered that 14% of all visitors to MediaUK.com used ad-blockers". The only 2% figure there is a guess as what portion of
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by nuje 16y ago
Nokia accounts for about 1.6% percent of .fi GDP. http://www.helsinkitimes.fi/htimes/domestic-news/business/10... Also, I don't think Nokia currently attracts the best and the brightest around here, or has for some time.