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by nulltype 10y ago
If main memory is so slow, would it be better to treat cache as memory and handle it directly in code rather than try to trick it into doing what we want?
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by nulltype 11y ago
Did they change the Skip? I used to take that and it was just a normal bus in the normal street as far as I recall.
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by nulltype 11y ago
Well the reason light rail and subways are so good isn't because they're on rails, but because they get their own track. If you put a bus on its own street, suddenly they're not as bad anymore: https://en.wikipedi
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by nulltype 11y ago
Does MigratoryData use the kernel networking stack or bypass it? Also is the Zing JVM included or do you have to license that separately?
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by nulltype 11y ago
That sounds like 1s latency. Is it producing a sustained rate of 2Mpps?
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by nulltype 11y ago
Where is the ping once per second part? All I could find was this commit removing pings: https://github.com/Gazler/phoenix_chat_example/commit/f809b2...
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by nulltype 11y ago
I did in the post. Interactive queries.
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by nulltype 11y ago
I think you are correct, but there is a case where saturating the cluster is maybe not the ideal situation. I think there's a latency trade-off there. So imagine you have a job where latency matters, like a user wants to run a bigquer
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by nulltype 11y ago
Go has it's own GC, so why would it need WebAssembly's? Does web assembly disallow programs from doing their own GC?
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by nulltype 11y ago
Wow this guy looks exactly like Jonathon Blow
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by nulltype 11y ago
Well the actual article says 7% slower when compiling the http package.
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by nulltype 11y ago
Yeah I couldn't find any estimates about how much time though. It seems like the express train would not be affected much at all.
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by nulltype 11y ago
Why electrified vs normal caltrain? Will that decrease the variance or door to door time of using caltrain?
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by nulltype 11y ago
I have a similar setup, but I actually alias the go command itself so I don't have to type anything special.
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by nulltype 11y ago
Hi! I made some Go customizations for atom, and there were a few things that I thought worked pretty well, maybe consider adding them to this project: 1) Auto GOPATH detection: since all code is located underneath a canonical GOPATH, if the
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by nulltype 11y ago
While Google could potentially abandon App Engine, it's much more likely it will simply remain unchanged for a number of years (as indeed it has roughly been for the past few years, save for Managed VMs). GCP is now offering an increas
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by nulltype 11y ago
I use the lowest level of paid support, I think it is the silver plan, and have observed similarly high quality levels of support. Sometimes you get a lower level support dude and have to convince him that your issue is real, but overall t
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by nulltype 11y ago
Running a company and running around a race track might be different sorts of skills.
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by nulltype 11y ago
I believe you can do renames with the oracle tool
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by nulltype 11y ago
The most successful micropayment service of can think of is probably Spotify. It doesn't look how everyone was imagining micropayments but is effectively the same thing.
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by nulltype 11y ago
If you need to write code that runs on your go server and on the client, there's always https://github.com/gopherjs/gopherjs
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Assembly programming in Go(goroutines.com)
32 points by nulltype 11y ago|3 comments
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by nulltype 11y ago
Well one official solution would be to use the vendor path.
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by nulltype 11y ago
Honestly renewing certs is a huge pain and should be automated even in the 1 year case. I usually have forgotten after a year how I obtained and installed the cert last time. The Lets Encrypt flow with DNS is way less complicated than obta
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by nulltype 11y ago
The Let's Encrypt certificates seem to expire after 90 days. I wrote up some example code in Go so you can automate the process of issuing these certs here: http://goroutines.com/ssl It does not require CSRs, but uses
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Generate Free SSL Certs in Go(goroutines.com)
4 points by nulltype 11y ago|0 comments
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by nulltype 11y ago
Yeah they list a lot of requirements on this page: https://github.com/google/open-location-code/blob/master/doc... Oddly I don't see redundancy (error detection or better yet, error correction) in t
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by nulltype 11y ago
Having the city on there is maybe more readable in many ways. The other thing that sets this apart from what3words is that what3words won't give out their word list as far as I can tell. This could be because they have taken $5 milli
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by nulltype 11y ago
The most basic is, of course, printf debugging to a console or logging service. You could also connect over a network socket and inspect the current state of the unikernel, or do any sort of debugging things. This sounds the same as remot
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by nulltype 11y ago
Well hopefully your VMs are at least as well isolated as a linux process is.

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