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12y ago
If you have to pay for hardware to run it on, that would be part of B.
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12y ago
You can use rsyslog with TLS http://www.rsyslog.com/doc/rsyslog_tls.html
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I don't know enough about GC to argue about it, but the way I read his response (including the next paragraph which is not about multicore) he seems to claim that there is not a severe performance penalty for a C4 style collector, cont
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12y ago
How are the Go and Java memory models similar?
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12y ago
No offense to Azul, but that looks sort of like them just trying to get their kernel patches into the main linux kernel for ease of deployment. Having a pluggable scheduler and memory management module might be nice for other pauseless GCs
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12y ago
The more interesting part is probably that Gil Tene, one of the authors of C4 makes some good comments on it.
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12y ago
Here's the paper on the Zing JVM's C4 GC: http://www.azulsystems.com/sites/default/files/images/c4_pap... I'm not sure how much of it applies to Go, but I'm guessing it's quite a
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12y ago
Except with the most popular version of Python
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12y ago
"Apple‘s operating system offers numerous advantages over other platforms when it comes to image processing, and it is also favored by many designers for the same reasons. imgix has written tools which allow us to leverage these streng
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12y ago
* Complimented the driver on his/her looks * Brought cookies * Always punctual * Provided shoulder to cry on when required
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Well the TCP load balancer is pretty nice. Our EC2 load balancer (HTTP, through heroku) seemed to die all the time.
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12y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eky5uKILXtM#t=10
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12y ago
That seems dubious. There are a finite number of cars you can get on the road at a given speed. If the total travel time is roughly a constant as this article implies, autonomous cars will be equivalent to adding a few more lanes, meaning
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12y ago
If I remember correctly, Steve Jobs didn't use soap in the shower because he didn't shower at the time.
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12y ago
Correct, but we have not added this feature yet.
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12y ago
Coffeescript!
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12y ago
You don't even need a drone for that: http://www.terravion.com/
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12y ago
I was hoping as well. It seems like you might be able to do it with a decent number of frames, a year, and some sort of OBD+GPS log to measure speeding. It seems like it would be hard to do from say, data relating to getting pulled over by
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13y ago
What was the solution and before vs after difference?
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13y ago
You wear foam ear plugs at work?
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13y ago
Interesting. How do you compare salted hashed email addresses?
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13y ago
Oculus Rifts for every employee! Virtual private office!
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13y ago
jdoliner just walked over to me and told me how he was laughing along with everyone else at this guy who posted on the first HN bitcoin post until he realized it was him.
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13y ago
In my experience as a GAE customer, I was surprised at how much they didn't seem to care.
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13y ago
I've got a little experience with using GAE for a production app, and the datastore was my favorite part. A lot of their components are a little bit jank, but the Python ndb library was pretty nice. I definitely hope they plan to incl